'Dance With The One That Brung Ya'
For the past couple of years, overall U.S. cotton acres have dropped for various reasons, such as price, grain plantings and water availability just to name a few. However, talk on the turnrow indicates that cotton acres will be back up in 2010.
In October, we polled our readers to see where they think the biggest cotton acreage increase will occur. After the votes were tallied, 57 percent say the Southwest will pick up the most acres, followed by 23 percent of the respondents looking for the increase to show up in the Southeast. The Mid-South and West tied, with each pulling in 10 percent of the vote, respectively.
Following is a sampling of the comments we received from our readers who voted in the October Web Poll in which they predicted where we will see the biggest increase in U.S. cotton acres in 2010.
source : cottonfarming
For the past couple of years, overall U.S. cotton acres have dropped for various reasons, such as price, grain plantings and water availability just to name a few. However, talk on the turnrow indicates that cotton acres will be back up in 2010.
In October, we polled our readers to see where they think the biggest cotton acreage increase will occur. After the votes were tallied, 57 percent say the Southwest will pick up the most acres, followed by 23 percent of the respondents looking for the increase to show up in the Southeast. The Mid-South and West tied, with each pulling in 10 percent of the vote, respectively.
Following is a sampling of the comments we received from our readers who voted in the October Web Poll in which they predicted where we will see the biggest increase in U.S. cotton acres in 2010.
source : cottonfarming
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