USDA Won't Tie Set Aside to 1980 Cotton Crop
US agriculture officials announced no set aside or voluntary diversion required for the 1980 upland cotton crop due to exceptional export demand and expected modest domestic use rise. Final target price anticipated between 57 and 61 cents per pound with a 10 percent 1979 planting reduction to secure price protection and deficiency payments if needed.
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