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Traditions Used To Be Something Handed Down
A few weeks ago, we gave baby Katharine a tour of the family business. She was able to spend time at the store withΒ me and tour the farm with her...
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A Pause for Nostalgia and a Heartfelt Thank You
By the time most of you read this, the event will be over. But its significance to Red Land Cotton will still be strong, almost tangible to us. The event...
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History of the Towel - From Turkish Baths to Southern Charm
Y'all. Sweet Tea. With ice. And...bless your heart. These things are southern charm through and through. It's about extending yourself just a little more than necessary. A door held open...
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A Cotton Anniversary
There is great significance in cotton as an anniversary gift in the second year of marriage. Like cotton, we seek to find durability, versatility, and strength in our marriages. What...
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The Sunny Side of Soap
Isn't it funny that after all these years we are still debating what the best detergent is to clean our linens? From the bargain jugs of detergent at the grocery...
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The Ironing Board
your most dreaded and hated task βΒ tackled and analyzed. Let's look at that nasty chore from a slightly different angle. Maybe you will find a soft spot in your heart...
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Our Founding Farmer's Cover Photo in 1997
We're throwing it back on this #TBT to when our founder and chief farmer, Mark Yeager appeared on the cover of Cotton Grower Magazine in August of 1997. Mark has...