Cotton champion returns with lower cost per bale in Texas contest
F H Littleton of Wilbarger county produced 12 100 pounds of seed cotton from five acres near Vernon earning 10 bales and a near‑record cost advantage over John W McFarlane of Anderson county in the More Cotton on Fewer Acres contest. Littleton used no fertilizer and fewer field passes than McFarlane, with lower hired labor costs and lighter seed input.
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