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Cotton Incorporated Research Project
Cotton Incorporated supports many research projects throughout the beltwide cotton growing region in the United States.
Geography
Alabama
Arizona
Arkansas
California
Florida
Georgia
Kansas
Louisiana
Mississippi
Missouri
Oklahoma
Tennessee
Texas
Virginia
Metric
Energy Use
Greenhouse Gas Emissions
Irrigation Water Use
Land Use
Soil Carbon
Soil Conservation
Water Quality
Crops
Cotton
Mosaic N₂O Project
The N₂O pilot will run January to March 2022. We have 5 farmers confirmed and will also run additional 4R advocate pilot runs for a total of 10 farm sites.
Geography
Delaware
Florida
Illinois
Iowa
Kansas
Maryland
Missouri
Ohio
Metric
Greenhouse Gas Emissions
Crops
Corn (grain)
Soybeans
Wheat (winter)
Truterra, Cotton Incorporated, and GreenPoint Ag Holdings LLC Cotton Project
The goal of the collaboration between, Truterra LLC, Cotton Incorporated and GreenPoint Ag Holdings LLC is to advance sustainable agricultural practices on cotton acres
Geography
Alabama
Arkansas
Florida
Georgia
Mississippi
Tennessee
Texas
Metric
Biodiversity
Energy Use
Greenhouse Gas Emissions
Irrigation Water Use
Land Use
Soil Carbon
Soil Conservation
Water Quality
Crops
Cotton
UGA and APC Peanut Sustainability Project
The University of Georgia along with the American Peanut Council have recognized the need to address the desire of consumers for more information and need for broader views of sus
Geography
Alabama
Arkansas
Florida
Mississippi
North Carolina
South Carolina
Texas
Virginia
Metric
Biodiversity
Energy Use
Greenhouse Gas Emissions
Irrigation Water Use
Land Use
Soil Carbon
Soil Conservation
Water Quality
Crops
Peanuts
US Cotton Trust Protocol Sustainability Project
The goal of this project is to scale involvement and participation in the U.S.
Geography
Alabama
Arizona
Arkansas
California
Florida
Georgia
Kansas
Louisiana
Mississippi
Missouri
New Mexico
North Carolina
Oklahoma
South Carolina
Tennessee
Texas
Virginia
Metric
Energy Use
Greenhouse Gas Emissions
Irrigation Water Use
Land Use
Soil Carbon
Soil Conservation
Crops
Cotton