Jim Steadman
The Cotton Companion
The Cotton Companion podcast is a conversation among the editors and friends of Cotton Grower magazine about all things cotton related.
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Episode 47 – #Plant19 Progress and Forces Impacting Prices 15.05.2019 26:31
Cotton Grower Editors Jim Steadman and Beck Barnes talk planting conditions from across the Cotton Belt. Dr. Don Shirley drops in to examine the bears and bulls of cotton.
Episode 46 – Cleveland On the Cotton Market; Cotton Sustainability in 2019 24.04.2019 40:52
Cotton Grower Editors Jim Steadman and Beck Barnes talk cotton sustainability. Dr. O.A. Cleveland drops in to examine the bears and bulls of cotton.
Episode 45 – Three Crop Protection Tips; Nicosia on 2019 Pricing and Fundamentals 10.04.2019 33:50
Cotton Grower Editors Jim Steadman and Beck Barnes talk crop protection in the wake of a mild, wet Spring. The Cotton Grower gang presents a segment of the Economic Update speech given by Joe Nicosia at the Mid-South Farm and Gin Show.
Episode 44 – Nicosia On Rising Competition from Brazil 27.03.2019 32:34
The Cotton Grower gang presents a segment of the Economic Update speech given by Joe Nicosia at the Mid-South Farm and Gin Show. Editors Jim Steadman and Beck Barnes discuss busted brackets and Cotton Belt schools in the NCAA Tourney.
Episode 43 – Nicosia Takes Stock of the Market 13.03.2019 36:59
The Cotton Grower gang presents a segment of the Economic Update speech given by Louis Dreyfus’s Joe Nicosia from the Mid-South Farm and Gin Show. Editors Jim Steadman and Beck Barnes discuss the 2018 Cotton Achievement Award.
Episode 42 – 2019 State of Cotton 27.02.2019 45:55
Cotton market analyst Dr. Don Shurley joins the podcast to talk about the state of the industry heading into planting season. Editors Jim Steadman and Beck Barnes discuss the NCC’s 14.5 million acre planting projection.
Episode 41 – How the Trade War Could Impact Prices for Years to Come 13.02.2019 40:55
Cotton market analyst Dr. John Robinson joins the podcast to talk about the trade war’s effect on cotton prices. Cotton Grower editors Beck Barnes and Jim Steadman discuss the rapid adaption of auxin weed technologies.
Episode 40 – Six Tips to Consider Before #Plant19 30.01.2019 38:00
Longtime cotton economist Jarrell Neeper joins the podcast to continue his cotton market analysis. Cotton Grower editors Beck Barnes and Jim Steadman pass along six offseason production tips from Extension expert Dr. Gaylon Morgan.
Episode 39 – Government Shutdown on the Farm; 2019 Acreage Projection 16.01.2019 42:30
Longtime cotton economist Jarrell Neeper joins the podcast to discuss how the government shutdown is impacting cotton. Later, editors Jim Steadman and Beck Barnes discuss Cotton Grower’s annual acreage survey and reveal how many cotton acres you can expect in the U.S. in 2019.
Episode 38 – China’s Soybean Pump Fake 26.12.2018 39:58
Mississippi State University Extension economist Dr. O.A. Cleveland drops in to discuss the forces shaping cotton prices. Cotton Grower editors Jim Steadman and Beck Barnes discuss China’s soybean purchase, and what it means for U.S. cotton.
Episode 37 – How to Shelter Yourself from the Trade Wars 12.12.2018 38:49
Texas A&M economist Dr. John Robinson checks in to discuss how growers can best proceed in a season of global trade battles. Cotton Grower editors Jim Steadman and Beck Barnes discuss Farm Bill developments from Capitol Hill.
Episode 36 – Movement on the Farm Bill! 03.12.2018 35:46
Cotton Grower editors Jim Steadman and Beck Barnes discuss the surprising news that Congress is making headway on the Farm Bill. Also, Dr. O.A. Cleveland joins to discuss potential cotton market surprises.
Episode 35 – USDA Tamps Down U.S. Cotton Production Estimates 14.11.2018 33:26
Cotton Grower editors Jim Steadman and Beck Barnes examine how weather woes are hampering U.S. production, but potentially creating a bullish market. Other news items, including dicamba re-registration, are also examined.
Episode 34 – Forces Shaping the Cotton Market at Harvest Time 30.10.2018 46:38
Dr. Don Shirley joins editors Jim Steadman and Beck Barnes to take a look at the forces driving cotton prices, including the shape of the Georgia crop after Hurricane Michael. Other news items are also examined.
Episode 33 – Cotton and the Chinese Trade Dispute 17.10.2018 41:30
The Cotton Companion returns as Dr. O.A. Cleveland joins editors Jim Steadman and Beck Barnes to take a look at the Chinese trade dispute. Other news items are also examined.
Episode 32 – Conaway and Perdue Weigh In On the Farm Bill 26.10.2017 48:34
The Cotton Companion examines the latest EPA dicamba development and BASF’s acquisition of Bayer’s cotton brands. Finally, we’ll provide audio from Rep. Mike Conaway (R-TX) and Ag Secretary Sonny Perdue as the duo discussed the farm bill and hurricane relief in Texas recently.
Episode 31 – Dicamba Developments and Hurricanes vs USDA 22.09.2017 59:00
The Cotton Companion talks about the latest developments in the ongoing dicamba saga. Jim Steadman catches up with Extension weed expert Dr. Larry Steckel to get his perspective. We also discuss how and why USDA’s production reports have seemingly ignored Harvey, Irma and High Plains hail.
Episode 30 – Market Surprises and Dicamba Findings 18.08.2017 41:13
In Episode 30 of The Cotton Companion, Cotton Grower editors Beck Barnes and Jim Steadman discuss the stunning U.S. production forecast from USDA and its impact on the market. We also visit with University of Arkansas Weed Scientist Dr. Jason Norsworthy about some of the findings of a summer’s worth of field research on dicamba.
Episode 29 – Cotton Calls on Trump for Help; States Regulate Dicamba 21.07.2017 51:44
In mid-July, over 100 federal legislators signed a letter to President Trump calling for relief for the cotton industry. Cotton Grower editors talk with Reese Langley, NCC Vice President of Washington Operations, about what this means for the cottonseed designation, ginning cost-share, and a host of other issues. We’ll also examine the whirlwind of Mid-South state regulations for dicamba.
Episode 28 – Dicamba Updates and USDA Acreage Report 15.07.2017 38:09
USDA issued its Planted Acreage Report at the end of June, and the cotton market reacted with a shrug of confusion. Cotton Grower editors Beck Barnes and Jim Steadman discuss that topic, as well as lingering dicamba issues in the Mid-South.
Episode 27 – Dicamba in the Mid-South and Beyond 22.06.2017 44:30
As we enter prime weed control season, dicamba drift complaints are popping up in the Mid-South. Cotton Grower editors Beck and Jim discuss why this is happening, and what you can do to keep your neighbors happy in 2017.
Episode 26 – Are Prices Surging Too Quickly? 23.05.2017 45:01
Cotton Grower editors Beck Barnes and Jim Steadman return from a long hiatus to join you for #Plant17 . We’ll talk WASDE, crop progress, and bring in Dr. O.A. Cleveland to examine this dizzying cotton market.
Episode 25 – Industry Reacts to EPA’s XtendiMax Ruling 02.12.2016 42:35
Cotton Grower editors Beck Barnes and Jim Steadman examine the industry’s response to EPA’s approval of Monsanto’s XtendiMax herbicide, including new guidelines from Mid-South Plant Boards.
Episode 24 – Dicamba Registration Finally Comes Through 14.11.2016 32:10
Cotton Grower editors Beck Barnes and Jim Steadman talk about EPA’s approval of Monsanto’s dicamba herbicide brand, as well as crop progress and an update on pending corporate mergers.
Episode 23 – What does Bayer-Monsanto Mean for U.S. Cotton? 19.09.2016 43:21
Cotton Grower editors Beck Barnes and Jim Steadman examine a busy week in cotton news, headlined by the official merger of Bayer and Monsanto.
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