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USDA September Production Report 09/12/2024: In its September crop report, USDA estimated a 2024-25 U.S. crop of 14.51 million bales. Learn more Over 300 Groups Call on Congress to Pass Robust Farm Bill 09/09/2024: Citing worsening economic conditions impacting the nation’s farmers, the National Cotton Council led an effort that resulted in over 300 national and state groups sending a letter to congressional leaders today calling on them to pass the farm bill before year’s end. Learn more NCC, USDA Announce 4-Bale Module Averaging Pilot 08/22/2024: The National Cotton Council and the United States Department of Agriculture, are pleased to jointly announce the launch of the 4-Bale Module Averaging Pilot Program. Learn more USDA August Production Report 08/12/2024: In its August crop report, USDA estimated a 2024-25 U.S. crop of 15.11 million bales. Learn more Southwest, Far West Cotton Producers to See Georgia Operations 08/01/2024: Fourteen cotton producers from the Southwest and Far West cotton production regions will observe cotton operations in Georgia on August 4-9 as part of the National Cotton Council’s 2024 Producer Information Exchange program. Learn moreUpcoming Events
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Patrick Johnson
Patrick Johnson is serving in 2024 as vice chairman of the National Cotton Council (NCC). He is a graduate of the National Cotton Council Cotton Leadership Program and a past participant in the NCC’s Producer Information Exchange program. Johnson has also served as a director and on multiple NCC committees and as chairman of the American Cotton Producers.
Johnson, who received a Bachelor of Science from the University of Mississippi, is a partner in Cypress Brake Planting Co., a family farming operation in the Mississippi Delta. Patrick currently serves on the EPA’s Pesticide Policy Dialogue Committee, is a director for Tunica County Farm Bureau, and is a Commissioner for the Mississippi Department of Environmental Quality.