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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Oct 30, 2026
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Episodes
Episode 22 – How Should You Respond to this Market Movement? 23.08.2016 34:31
Cotton Grower editors Beck Barnes and Jim Steadman are joined by economist Dr. O.A. Cleveland to discuss what growers should do about the recent shifts in the cotton market.
Episode 21 – The Cotton Market Shows Signs of Life! 29.07.2016 42:24
Cotton Grower editors Beck Barnes and Jim Steadman recap the factors that led us to a surprising 75-cent market. NCC President and CEO Gary Adams discusses the state of the industry.
Episode 20 – USDA Acreage Report and PGR BMPs 08.07.2016 38:07
Cotton Grower editors Jim Steadman and Beck Barnes talk about the unexpected bump in acreage reflected in the USDA Acreage Report. University of Tennessee Extension cotton specialist Tyson Raper joins the guys to talk about PGR management.
Episode 19 – Ginning Cost Sharing is Ginning Cost Caring 21.06.2016 45:00
Cotton Grower editors Jim Steadman and Beck Barnes discuss the much anticipated arrival of the Ginning Cost Share Program. Members of the NCC’s Emerging Leaders program drop in to share their thoughts on the industry.
Episode 18 – Another Potential Merger Pops Up 26.05.2016 39:17
Cotton Grower editors Jim Steadman and Beck Barnes discuss the potential Bayer and Monsanto merger, as details begin to emerge. Dr. Mike Buschermohle, University of Tennessee Extension expert, joins to discuss how precision practices could save you money this year.
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