Agribusiness Report 10/27
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Agribusiness Report 10/13
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Agribusiness Report 10/6
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Agribusiness Report 10/6
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Agribusiness Report 9/29
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Agribusiness Report 9/16
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Agribusiness Report 9/15
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Agribusiness Report 9/9
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Agribusiness Report 9/1
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Midwest Crop Conditions Remain Good, Southern Crops Struggling
Plains Cotton Growers is reporting more than 75 percent of the dryland crop on the High Plains has been abandoned, mainly due to drought.
Which Narrative Will Win in Cotton Market Discussion?
While USDA is projecting a 17.5 million bale cotton crop this season, domestically, there’s a tug-of-war between bullish and bearish news that may drive the markets for the remainder of 2020.
Drought Claims Majority of High Plains Dryland Cotton
Most of the Texas High Plains continue to deal with drought, and rows of dryland cotton are telling the story.