Cotton growers make room for more corn and wheat

Battered by drought and rising costs, U.S. cotton growers will devote more of their land to corn, wheat, and soybeans.

Carbon Markets Stand to Reward 'No-Till' Farmers. But Most Are

Monocultures in America: A System That Needs More Diversity

Cotton makes a comeback in U.S. Plains as farmers sour on wheat

USDA ERS - Characteristics of U.S. Cotton Farms Vary Widely

Drought scorches western Kansas wheat just as the world needs it

US Corn Belt under threat - New Food Magazine

Farmer's Outlook Improves in November, Ag Barometer Says

Soil moisture sets the stage for the next cotton

Good cotton stands critical during drought - AgriLife Today

History of American Agriculture: Farm Machinery and Technology

Growers to plant more wheat, pursuing war-boosted prices

U.S. Regenerative Cotton Fund - Soil Health Institute