Crop Outlook Across Texas Promises Strong Year Ahead
Dallas bankers and farmers from North and West Texas anticipate a good crop year with strong business activity tied to corn wheat and cotton yields. Topics include higher cotton acreage in the Panhandle risks from boll weevil drought impacts on El Paso and New Mexico ranges and optimistic notes on corn sorghum and sweet potatoes with potential heavy watermelon yields.
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W. F. Ramsey
Eleventh District Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas
el Paso
New Mexico
G. HW. Alford
Texas Farm Bureau Federation
Amarillo
Yesxas
Waco
Panhandle
Cotton Crop Conditions in Texas Through June 25
Report notes general improvement in Texas cotton due to hot sunny weather. Farmers increased acreage about 6 percent over last year and the crop condition has improved since the June 2 government figures showing 61% Texas condition as of May 25. Farmers work long hours to clean fields as boll weevil menace declines.
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