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Archives for 2026

Coming Soon: Vintage Power Tools at High Cotton Collectibles

September 17, 2026 by Cotton Rohrscheib Leave a Comment

There’s something about an old power tool that modern tools just can’t duplicate. The weight, the metal housings, the heavy-duty switches, the long cords, and the unmistakable sound of an old motor coming to life all speak to a time when tools were designed with a different philosophy.That’s why I’m excited to announce that High […]

Filed Under: Blog, Collecting, Farm & Business, Weekend Projects Tagged With: craftsman, skilsaw, vintage tools

In Memory of “Superstar” Bill Dundee

September 12, 2026 by Cotton Rohrscheib Leave a Comment

Remembering one of the men who helped make Memphis wrestling special There are professional wrestlers who win championships, wrestlers who sell tickets, and wrestlers who become stars. Then there are the rare few who become part of the identity of a place. “Superstar” Bill Dundee was one of those men. For generations of wrestling fans […]

Filed Under: Blog, Sports & Entertainment Tagged With: Bill Dundee, Jerry Lawler, Memphis Heat, Memphis Wrestling

Delta Peanut Closure Sends Shockwaves Through Mid-South Agriculture

September 11, 2026 by Cotton Rohrscheib Leave a Comment

The sudden announcement that Delta Peanut will permanently close its Jonesboro, Arkansas, shelling operation is more than another plant closure. For farmers across Arkansas, southeast Missouri and northeast Louisiana, it raises serious questions about peanut marketing, storage, grower contracts and the future of a crop that has become increasingly important to the Mid-South… and the […]

Filed Under: Blog, Farm & Business Tagged With: arkansas agriculture, delta peanuts, Jonesboro, peanuts

The High Cost of Growing Peanuts in Arkansas: Farmers Face More Than Just Production Risk

September 11, 2026 by Cotton Rohrscheib Leave a Comment

Peanuts have become an important alternative crop for farmers in parts of Arkansas, particularly on the lighter, sandier soils of the Delta. They provide another rotation option alongside cotton, soybeans, corn and rice and, under the right circumstances, can generate attractive returns… but peanuts aren’t an easy crop to grow. They require specialized equipment, significant […]

Filed Under: Blog, Farm & Business Tagged With: arkansas agriculture, arkansas peanuts, delta peanuts, peanuts

Why Are American Cattle Producers Upset About More Beef Imports?

August 26, 2026 by Cotton Rohrscheib Leave a Comment

American cattle producers have spent the last several years navigating one of the most difficult operating environments in recent memory. Drought forced many ranchers to reduce their herds. Feed, fuel, equipment, labor, land and financing costs increased. The nation’s cattle inventory tightened, beef production declined, and eventually the basic economics of supply and demand did […]

Filed Under: Blog, Farm & Business Tagged With: beef, cattle, herd size, usda

Frustrations with PSA in the Trading Card Industry

August 26, 2026 by Cotton Rohrscheib Leave a Comment

For years, PSA has occupied a unique position in the trading card hobby. For many collectors, dealers, auction houses, and investors, a PSA slab is more than a plastic holder with a number on it. It has become a kind of currency. A PSA 10 often commands a premium over the same card in another […]

Filed Under: Blog, Collecting Tagged With: beckett, psa, slabs, tag

Corn and Soybean Prices Are Finally Showing Some Life — What Should Growers Expect Next?

August 26, 2026 by Cotton Rohrscheib Leave a Comment

For much of 2026, row-crop producers have faced an uncomfortable combination: commodity prices that struggled to cover production costs and input expenses that refused to cooperate. As harvest approaches, however, corn and soybean markets have begun to look considerably different. Corn has pushed above the psychologically important $5 level, while soybeans have moved well above […]

Filed Under: Blog, Farm & Business Tagged With: CBOT, corn, soybeans, usda

Tariffs and the American Farmer: How the Trade Fight Has Hit Agriculture This Season

August 26, 2026 by Cotton Rohrscheib Leave a Comment

For American farmers, tariffs are rarely an abstract debate about international trade. Eventually, they show up somewhere much closer to home—in the price of fertilizer, machinery and replacement parts, in export demand for grain, or in the basis offered at the local elevator. That has made the 2026 season particularly complicated. Farmers have been dealing […]

Filed Under: Blog, Farm & Business Tagged With: china, corn, exports, fertilizer, inflation, inputs, potash, rice, soybeans, tariffs

Arkansas Rice Farmers Are Being Squeezed: Why 2026 Has Become Such a Difficult Year

August 26, 2026 by Cotton Rohrscheib Leave a Comment

Rice is more than another row crop in Arkansas. It is one of the foundations of the state’s agricultural economy. Arkansas produced about 45% of all U.S. rice in 2025, making what happens in our fields important not only to Arkansas farmers, but to the entire American rice industry. (Arkansas Extension Service) And in 2026, […]

Filed Under: Blog, Farm & Business Tagged With: arkansas growers, electricity, export, fertilizer, irrigation, rice, weather

Thank You FBN…

August 19, 2026 by Cotton Rohrscheib Leave a Comment

It was 10 years ago this month that I jumped onto a plane and flew out to Sioux Falls to meet w/ a handful of guys that were working on a really cool startup project. I had just did a TEDx talk on “Biting the Hand that Feeds Us” relating to the struggles faced by […]

Filed Under: Blog, Faith & Family, Farm & Business

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