This report contains the base (41-4-34) prices, 31-3-35, basis, and bales for the Southeast.

Page two of the spot quotations report contains color, leaf, staple, mike range, strength, and uniformity differences for pima in the Desert Southwest and San Joaquin Valley.

Page two of the spot quotations report contains color, leaf, staple, mike range, strength, and uniformity differences for upland cotton in the North Delta.

Page two of the spot quotations report contains color, leaf, staple, mike range, strength, and uniformity differences for upland cotton in the San Joaquin Valley.

This report contains the base (41-4-34) prices, 31-3-35, basis, and bales for East Texas - Oklahoma.

Page two of the spot quotations report contains color, leaf, staple, mike range, strength, and uniformity differences for upland cotton in West Texas.

Page two of the spot quotations report contains color, leaf, staple, mike range, strength, and uniformity differences in upland cotton for the Southeast region.

Page two of the spot quotations report contains color, leaf, staple, mike range, strength, and uniformity differences for upland cotton in the Desert Southwest.

This report contains the base (41-4-34) prices, 31-3-35, basis, and bales for West Texas.

This report contains daily spot quotations, transactions, base quotations, world prices, and premiums and discounts for cotton, as well as color, leaf, staple, mike, strength, and uniformity summaries for cotton by region (Southeast, North Delta, South Delta, East Texas-Oklahoma, West Texas, Desert Southwest, San Joaquin Valley).

This report contains the 31-3-36, 21-2-38, and bales for the San Joaquin Valley.

This daily report contains current and forecast prices and quotations for each market region, as well as quotations for cotton with specific selected qualities.

Page two of the spot quotations report contains color, leaf, staple, mike range, strength, and uniformity differences for upland cotton in U.S., including the seven market average.

This report contains the base (41-4-34) prices, 31-3-35, basis, and bales for the Desert Southwest.

This CSV report contains premiums and discounts for tenderable qualities for cotton delivered under the ICE Futures US Contract No. 2. Information comes from the Southeast, North and South Delta, East Texas-Oklahoma, West Texas, and Desert Southwest markets.

This report includes prices and quotations in each designated Upland spot market (Southeast, North Delta, South Delta, East Texas-Oklahoma, West Texas, Desert Southwest, and San Joaquin Valley, as well as futures and average premiums and discounts.

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This publication contains the base (41-4-34) prices, by growth areas and the 7-market average.

This report contains the base (41-4-34) prices, 31-3-35, basis, and bales for the South Delta.

Page two of the spot quotations report contains color, leaf, staple, mike range, strength, and uniformity differences for upland cotton in the South Delta.

This report contains the base (41-4-34) prices, 31-3-35, basis, and bales for the North Delta.

Page two of the spot quotations report contains color, leaf, staple, mike range, strength, and uniformity differences for upland cotton in the East Texas-Oklahoma.

This report covers the Pacific Northwest feedstuffs market. Offers and market analysis are presented for various feedstuffs. Also included are wholesale feedstuff prices and basis delivered to the Northwest Coast.

This report contains a daily summary of cotton quality by classing office in the United States, with commentary on color grade, leaf grade, staple length, mike, fiber strength, by cotton growing region and the U.S.

This report contains a daily summary of cotton quality by state in the United States, with commentary on color grade, leaf grade, staple length, mike, fiber strength, by cotton growing region and the U.S..

This report contains selected Upland spot prices for all spot markets, differences for micronaire (mike), strength, and uniformity, Landed Mill Quotations, Desert Southwest (DSW) and San Joaquin Valley (SJV) end-of-period Pima prices and differences.

This is an overview of the week's cotton market compared to the previous week and the corresponding week the previous year. It includes the current value of the Adjusted World Price (AWP), the Loan Deficiency Payment (LDP)(or Marketing Loan Gain), the Coarse Count Adjustment, the Upland User Marketing Certificate Rate (Step 2), and the Extra Long Staple (ELS) Step 2 Competitiveness Payment; a report of Commodity Credit Corporation (CCC) sales of Upland and Pima cotton forfeited to the CCC loan; supply, demand, offerings, prices, trading activity for the seven spot markets (Southeast, North Delta, South Delta, East Texas-Oklahoma, West Texas, Desert Southwest, and San Joaquin Valley), a textile mill report, stocks, forward contracting, prices received by producers, certificated stocks, production, and consumption; and reports and information from the Bureau of the Census, the National Agriculture Statistics Service (NASS), the Farm Service Agency (FSA), the Foreign Agricultural Service (FAS), the International Cotton Advisory Committee (ICAC), and the Economic Research Service (ERS).

This report covers South Carolina fertilizer prices. Prices are listed by fertilizer and include range and average prices. Also included are fuel and feed prices as well as a price trend analysis.

This data is published weekly during the harvest season (generally August through March). It provides weekly and season-to-date data. It is offered in two formats, by classing office and by state. Data includes the number of bales classed; the percentage distributions of color, staple, leaf, micronaire, strength, uniformity, extraneous matter, and trash; and quality averages, where applicable. Includes both week and season-to-date data for both Upland and Pima cotton.

Weekly and Season to date Cotton Quality Statistics for the Visalia, CA Classing Office.

Weekly and Season to date Cotton Quality Statistics for the Macon, GA Classing Office.

This data is published weekly during the harvest season (generally August through March). It provides weekly and season-to-date data. It is offered in two formats, by classing office and by state. Data includes the number of bales classed; the percentage tenderable; the percentage distributions of color, staple, leaf, micronaire, strength, uniformity, extraneous matter, and trash; and quality averages, where applicable. Includes both week and season-to-date data for both Upland and Pima cotton.

Examines the latest USDA cotton projections for the production, supply, demand, and global ending stocks in the United States as well as in major exporters and importers of cotton and wool. Also includes tabular data on raw fiber and textile imports, exports, and prices.

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Data
Tables from the Cotton and Wool Yearbook are available at https://www.ers.usda.gov/data-products/cotton-wool-and-textile-data/cotton-and-wool-yearbook/
They contain historical information on production, use, prices, imports, and exports of cotton and wool.

Tables containing annual raw-fiber equivalents of U.S. textile trade data are available at https://www.ers.usda.gov/data-products/cotton-wool-and-textile-data/raw-fiber-equivalents-of-us-textile-trade-data/

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Weekly and Season to date Cotton Quality Statistics for the Abilene, TX Classing Office.

Monthly report on crop acreage, yield and production in major countries worldwide. Sources include reporting from FASs worldwide offices, official statistics of foreign governments, and analysis of economic data and satellite imagery. The report reflects official USDA estimates released in the monthly World Agricultural Supply and Demand Estimates (WASDE) report.

This file contains the number of running bales ginned to date for all cotton and American-Pima cotton, by state; county ginnings released with mid-month state ginnings; March report also includes 480-lb. bales ginned and average bale weight by state.

This monthly report includes data on U.S. and global trade, production, consumption and stocks, as well as analysis of developments affecting world trade in cotton.

CSV monthly cotton price data file containing the daily prices for the base quality (color 41, leaf 4, staple 34, mike 35-37 and 43-49, strength 27.0 - 28.9 and uniformity 81.0 - 81.9).

This report contains the annual cotton price statistics, including summaries of average prices received by farmers, and spot cotton transactions. Also included are season average prices and spot cotton differences by market areas.

Weekly and Season to date Cotton Quality Statistics for the Florence, SC Classing Office.

This is a monthly report that is part of the Current Agricultural Industrial Reports (CAIR) program. The report provides monthly and annual totals for extra long staple cotton and manmade fibers consumption, as well as ending stocks and monthly spindle activity on the U.S. cotton system.

Season to Date Quality Summary by Office

Season To Date Quality Summary by State

Weekly and Season to date Cotton Quality Statistics for the Lubbock, TX Classing Office.

Season To Date Quality Summary by Region

This report covers U.S. cotton quality. Upland cotton and American Pima cotton are categorized on a national and state basis by color, leaf, and staple. Other methods of categorization for cotton include by mike and fiber strength and by uniformity and trash.

This report contains the yearly schedule of release dates for USDA cotton reports.

Weekly and Season to date Cotton Quality Statistics for the Lubbock, TX Classing Office.