Farmers Fight Low Cotton Prices and Production Costs
The piece argues that cotton yields and low prices threaten farmer prosperity. It analyzes per acre yields of lint cotton, the costs of picking, ginning, and marketing, and how even modest yields require high prices to cover inputs. It urges farmers to cut production costs and raise yields to secure a fair return, emphasizing individual effort and prudent management.
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