753 growers. 17 states. One clearer picture of U.S. cotton.
The new U.S. Cotton Life Cycle Assessment is the most comprehensive, grower-data-driven look at U.S. cotton fiber production to date. Built on primary data from U.S. cotton growers across the Cotton Belt and independently reviewed, the study puts real numbers behind cotton’s cradle-to-gate environmental profile.
In this webinar, Dr. Jesse Daystar will break down the LCA’s key findings, what the results mean, and how they should and should not be interpreted. Dr. Ryan Kurtz will connect the data to Cotton Incorporated’s agricultural and environmental research, including work focused on improving cotton production while supporting grower economic viability and resiliency.
Together, the session will show how credible, field-level data can move the cotton conversation from assumptions to evidence and help brands, retailers, mills, and manufacturers make better-informed fiber decisions.
