Cotton Crop Decline Spurs Talk on Holding for Higher Prices
Department of Agriculture report from Atlanta notes severe heat and drought cut cotton yield by at least a third across several states. It warns farmers to weigh selling now versus waiting for higher prices while stressing seed selection, fertilization, and careful planting practices to boost lint yield and stability. It also covers bale quality standards, Liverpool penalties, and opposition to costly wire ties.
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