While purging our closets this weekend I happened upon my collection of neckties. I honestly can’t remember the last time I wore a necktie. As I continued cleaning & organizing my closet I began to ponder the idea of neckties and how it used to be an almost required fashion accessory for men in business […]
Cotton Rohrscheib's Blog Archives
Take some time to explore Cotton Rohrscheib's archived collection of content which contains insights, and reflections on topics that are of interest to him, including; faith & family, technology, farm & business, entertainment, health & wellness, urban farming, as well as updated on some of his weekend projects. Whether you’re looking to learn something new, find inspiration, or simply enjoy a thoughtful read, Cotton's blog is a great starting point. You can also use the search bar at the top of each page to quickly find specific content.
Starting my Raised Bed Garden Seeds for the 2022 Growing Season Indoors
The other day I blogged about the varieties I had selected for my raised bed gardens this season. This past week I went ahead and started some of my tomatoes and celery indoors. I have a really cool setup that I put together a few years back that’s essentially a rolling rack w/ LED grow […]
FBN Remains Consistent in Supplying Glyphosate to Our Growers
This is one of those days that I could not be happier to be a part of FBN. It’s no great secret that the crop protection industry has had its share of inconsistency this season thanks to supply chain disruption (and a host of other factors). Through all of the panic so far this season […]
The Industry Has Even Less Glyphosate than We Expected? What Does it Mean when a Major Supplier Declares Force Majeure?
Late last week my inbox started blowing up about some potentially HUGE news in the crop protection industry related to a major supplier of Glyphosate. It didn’t take long for these rumors to materialize when a letter from their global head of manufacturing addressed to “whom it may concern” started circulating. The terminology, Force Majeure, […]
Managing Multiple Projects, Construction & Chaos, Building Permits, Covenants & Restrictions, Chickens, and Swimming Pools
I’m one of those guys that sketches out pretty much everything before I start a project. I can’t explain it but it really helps me to have a mental picture in my head as to what the final product will be before I ever start a project… Unfortunately, this isn’t always possible. I’m getting ready […]
Metolachlor & S-Metolachlor Available!!
Last week I dropped a quick note out via The Cotton Club Newsletter to let everyone know about some breaking product news related to availability on a couple of key products that haven’t been available until now due to supply chain issues. Products Added to Store Today!! S-metolachlor Dual Magnum Metolachlor Dual Meto + Meso + Atrzn Vilify […]
Using a Combination of African Mustard & Turnip Greens as Cover Crop in my Raised Bed Gardens (Photos Included)
My role at Farmers Business Network has given me the opportunity to work with multiple growers in the mid-south that have implemented cover crops into their farming practices and their results have been quite impressive. Since my raised beds were completely new this past season I have several issues to contend with during the off-season […]
FBN Direct® Announces 5% Glyphosate Discount, 3% Cash Discount, 0% Financing, and an Opportunity to Lock Down Crop Protection Products that are in Short Supply!
FBN Direct® released some important new programs and incentives this morning… 3% Cash Discount We will be offering a 3% cash discount effective immediately on purchases through February 28, 2022. This discount stacks on top of other incentives and discounts. 5% Glyphosate Discount It’s a great time to try FBN Direct®. For a limited time, […]
My 2022 Raised Bed Garden Design & Layout
One of my big takeaways after using my new raised beds for the first time last season was that everything seemed pretty crowded from mid-season on. This season I’ve carefully planned the layout to make sure that doesn’t happen again when plants really start adding mass and foliage mid-season. Last season I had 4 tomato […]
Don’t Procrastinate! Price Increases, Product Shortages, and Opportunities to Reduce Input Costs for 2022 Season are Ending Soon!
Hopefully you had a great end to 2021 and looking forward to the 2022 season! Unfortunately, this past year presented some challenges in the industry from a supply chain perspective that we haven’t really seen before and it appears that many of these issues will be carrying over into the new year. It’s for this reason […]
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