Cotton news

The Australian cotton industry’s second five-year Sustainability Report, just released, has revealed producing a bale of cotton now takes 48% less water, 34% less land, and 97% less insecticides than in 1992.

CSIRO cotton scientists in Canberra have made a breakthrough in their project to develop strains of cotton that have new properties grown inside the plant itself. While it's very early days, the team’s breakthrough came when they successfully showed that colours such as reds, yellows and purples can be successfully expressed in tobacco leaf and cotton cultures in the lab.

This webinar focuses on how we measure, communicate, and benchmark water impacts and improvements.

This webinar explains water use in cotton production – and how the industry continually works to measure and improve metrics across the supply chain.

U.S. cotton farmers know that planting cover crops is an important piece of the sustainable farming puzzle.

Cotton demand is sensitive to global economic growth Get insights into 2020 U.S. cotton planting numbers and cotton supply and demand predictions.

Cotton Incorporated & Quantis collaborated to create this webinar to help your company learn how it can benefit from a plastic leakage assessment.

Cotton LEADS textile brand, retail, and manufacturing partners make masks to help for health care workers stay safe while treat-ing patients positive with COVID-19.