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Stoneville: 90 Years Strong. A History of Performance. A Future of Innovation

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What Cotton gets out of the Ground Faster? The faster, the better. Stoneville® cotton gets up good and fast, with early seedling vigor, consistent stand establishment and higher yield potential. Why stand for anything less than the cotton that stands and delivers year after year?

Or has the Potential to Finish Stronger? It’s all about yield. Always has been. That’s why growers don’t stand for anything less than Stoneville. With more early seedling vigor and more consistent stand establishment, Stoneville is the cotton that promises more. That’s why, year after year, Stoneville stands and delivers.

Product Key Benefits

  • Early Seedling Vigor – Fast emergence with healthy plants
  • Stands and Delivers - Consistent stand establishment for a stronger finish.
  • Higher Yield Potential – Greater yields year after year.

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Stoneville Cotton Seed Celebrates 90 Years of Performance

03/01/2013 From founding to today, growers continue to trust Stoneville to increase profitability

Stoneville Offers Two New Varieties With GlyTol and LibertyLink Traits

01/09/2013 Offerings will provide multiple herbicide tolerance and two-gene insect resistance

Bayer CropScience and Olah Inc. sign unique licensing agreement on cotton brands FiberMax® and Stoneville®

02/02/2011 Bayer CropScience and New York-based textile and apparel company Olah Inc. have signed a licensing agreement to use the Bayer CropScience cotton brand names FiberMax® and Stoneville®.

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U.S. textile mills have spun almost 5 million bales of cotton on average for the past 3 years (2006-2008). That's enough cotton to make more than 1 billion pairs of jeans.

Source: National Cotton Council of America

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