Cotton as surplus crop key to farmer independence
The Valdosta Times argues that after a period of high cotton prices and supply constraints, farmers should shift to raising cotton only as a surplus. It warns that concentrating on cotton while buying farm supplies from the North and West harms agriculture and urges self-sustaining, diversified farming for lasting independence and prosperity.
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