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Vol 46 - No 2 15/4/2025
The World Cotton Market
International cotton prices, as represented by the Cotlook A Index, have been somewhat volatile over the past two months, owing in large part to the shifting trade policies of the United States. The Cotlook A Index moved within a 445-point range, reaching a high of 79.40 on February 19 and a low of 74.95 on March 5, eventually ending the period just 30 points lower overall.
Vol 46 - No 2 15/4/2025
Cotton Market Trends
A comprehensive review of global market conditions.
Vol 46 - No 2 15/4/2025
Downforce Technologies and Good Earth Cotton: powering sustainable cotton
I’ve been in this space for nearly eight years, and I can’t find anything more compelling than this technology.” Danielle Statham describes her discovery of Downforce Technologies’ remote measurements of soil organic carbon (SOC) which provide historic data and annual monitoring of carbon at 10 metre resolution, as a “game changer”.
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Vol 46 - No 1 11/2/2025
BMP beyond the farm gate
Commitment to best management practices began in the field with the 1997 launch of the myBMP program, which has since been reviewed, updated, and voluntarily adopted on over 250 Australian cotton farms.
Vol 46 - No 1 11/2/2025
Spinning the colours of cotton
White cotton is ubiquitous in our lives, but cotton is not just white. Naturally coloured cotton, which exists in different hues of brown, red, rust, and green, has existed for centuries and is a topic of interest in sustainable agriculture.
13/9/2024
A major step for NT Cotton as Darwin Port exports first containers
The first of the containers of Northern Territory (NT) cotton are nearing their Asian destinations after an event at Darwin Port this week that signified a major step forward for the cotton industry in the Territory – and a second shipment may not be far away!
