Australians Grow Cotton in Namoi Valley Transforming Agriculture
The Namoi Valley near Wee Waa shows rapid cotton expansion with American and Australian growers converting dry farms to irrigated fields. About 27 000 bales valued at roughly 5 million dollars are expected from 16 000 sowings, with co operative gins and private gins processing the crop and plans to increase acreage next year. Chester V Grisham, a California cotton crusser with Calcot Ltd, notes Australia's promising future.
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Bakersfield
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Calcot Ltd
Namoi Val
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Americans Grow Cotton in Namoi Valley Wee Waa Spotlight
The Namoi Valley’s cotton boom reaches Wee Waa as American growers led by Paul Kahl and Frank Hadley expand 1500 acres near the Namoi River. They plan large yields, employ 25 locals, own 11 pickers, and export seed for oil and margarine. They warn newcomers to adapt to local conditions and bank support.
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