Even as climate and committed farmers help AZ rank high for cotton, organic markets, seed production and tech innovation could be the crop's future.

The West has long captivated Americans’ imaginations with its iconic vistas and mythical lore. Mountains jutting toward the ...

Inventions like the steam engine and cotton gin accelerated production, feeding a booming job market that was met with immigrants eager to find work. By the mid-to late-1800s, the U.S. economy and ...

Rayner witnessed the boom of cotton farming in Arizona at ... just got an organic certification for its Eloy gin and this year will process 1,800 bales of it in-state. Central Arizona still ...

It’s amazing to be able to step back in time to explore the area where the enslaved people lived in the 1800s. The cabins ...

Antiquities Act gives the president the authority to establish national monuments on federal lands. During its nearly ...

It was originally built in the 1700s, and Lady Elizabeth Shelley, mother of the romantic poet Percy Bysshe Shelley, took up residence here with her daughters in the 1800s. During the ... camp beds ...

A cotton ginner is an individual or entity that operates a cotton gin, a machine that separates cotton fibres from their seeds and other impurities. For all latest news, follow The Daily Star's ...

The Hutchinson News reports that the southern Kansas cotton gin formerly known as High Plains Cotton could see its second biggest ginning year. Its first was in 2007, when it ginned 24,000 bales.

Fredericksburg offers unique accommodations like vintage log cabins and farm stays, perfect for travelers seeking ...