Blog | Cotton Rohrscheib
The Cotton Club is a monthly podcast hosted by me, Cotton Rohrscheib. I'm a 52 year old entrepreneur w/ ADHD, OCD (and now AARP) that refuses to grow up as I grow old.
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Coming Soon: Vintage Power Tools at High Cotton Collectibles (opens the original)
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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 […]
In Memory of “Superstar” Bill Dundee (opens the original)
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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 […]
Delta Peanut Closure Sends Shockwaves Through Mid-South Agriculture (opens the original)
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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 […]
The High Cost of Growing Peanuts in Arkansas: Farmers Face More Than Just Production Risk (opens the original)
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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 […]
Why Are American Cattle Producers Upset About More Beef Imports? (opens the original)
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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 […]
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