Cotton Prices Threaten Southern Economy
A fragmented forecast argues that foreign demand for cotton grown abroad would falter unless American prices rise to unusually high levels for many years. The text notes a thirteen-cent cotton figure as a metric in a table for readers to assess the South’s risk.
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Indian cotton prices fall amid weak demand and old plans
Indian cotton faced low prices during the 1983 season as yields remained modest and transportation limits constrained production. Despite high U.S. prices, Indian growers earned less in their currency, while the AAA’s long term plan aims to smooth price swings by adjusting U.S. supply to demand. News briefs cover Berlin legal cases, new school funding via FWA, and Mussolini’s birth-rate drive boosting population.
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Fall Gardens Need Rain and Proper Soil Prep, Rosborough Advises
Rosborough says sufficient rain is essential to protect moisture, prevent crusting, and allow fall gardens in Texas to thrive. He urges plowing six to eight inches, pulling weeds, applying rotted stable manure, and ensuring soil moisture for crops like carrots beets radishes mustard and Swiss chard.
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