The US Cotton Trust Protocol has commenced the enrollment for its latest initiative, the US Climate Smart Cotton Program. This program is focused on measuring and mitigating the carbon footprint within the industry. This marks the second year of the enrollment window transition, enabling growers to initiate the process before planting, thereby aligning more effectively with peak marketing dates for cotton.
As part of the US Climate Smart Cotton Program, growers now have the opportunity to enroll and contribute to efforts aimed at measuring and minimizing the environmental impact of the cotton industry. The program’s second-year enrollment window transition is designed to allow growers to commence the process before planting, ensuring a more synchronized alignment with the peak marketing periods for cotton.
With the introduction of the US Climate Smart Cotton Program, the US Cotton Trust Protocol aims to provide growers with an enhanced timing structure for enrollment. This strategic adjustment facilitates growers in initiating the process ahead of planting, ultimately promoting a more cohesive integration with the industry’s peak marketing timelines.
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