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The Tamil Nadu Agricultural University issues guidelines for farmers who grow cotton crop in summer
It asked the farmers not to store the stalks of the cotton plant in the filed after harvest. It said the farmers should follow crop rotation and avoid ratoon crop for cotton. It said
Good Earth Cotton partners with Impetus on carbon positive, traceable intimates collection
Good Earth Cotton, the world's first carbon-positive cotton farm, has teamed up with Impetus, a leading Portuguese textile company, to develop the world's first carbon-positive and fully traceable
The Lycra Company develops sustainable corn-based spandex
The Lycra Company is creating a more sustainable alternative to traditional spandex, which is typically made from petroleum, by using corn-based fiber technology. In a discussion, Lycra's
Stony Creek Colors raises $4.8 million in series B2 funding
Stony Creek Colors, a Springfield, Tennessee-based manufacturer of natural indigo dye, has closed a $4.8 million Series B2 funding round co-led by the company’s longtime partners, Lewis &
Cone Denim partners with Regenagri on regenerative cotton
Cone Denim®, a global leader in denim authenticity and sustainable innovation for more than 130 years, is excited to expand its sustainability commitment by highlighting the usage of regenerative
Archroma partners with Stony Creek Colors to produce IndiGold at scale
Swiss textile chemicals specialist, Archroma, has teamed up with Stony Creek Colors of Springfield, Tennessee, to develop and commercialize IndiGold, a high-performance plant-based pre-reduced
Better Cotton plans to drive to accelerate soil regeneration
Better Cotton, a global non-profit organization, claims that improved education programs are the key to improving soil health, reducing pesticide use, and increasing yields as climate change puts
Gallant International launches world’s largest regenerative organic cotton project
Gallant International, an LA-based company, and its factory partners collaborated on the project with organic cotton co-op Chetna Organic, resulting in more than 3,500 acres of land being
What are the various requirements for organic wool production?
In order to produce organic wool, there are a lot of requirements that need to be satisfied. Let's see what those requirements are: • Lamb husbandry: Organic wool bans and prohibits the use of
How is organic cotton different from conventional cotton?
More than half of the cotton fiber needs are fulfilled by cotton which has made cotton the most popular fiber in the world. But as the demand for cotton is growing worldwide, farmers are adopting