Allied Partners Stay Committed To Cotton
Tommy Horton
Historic germplasm traits are about to become reality, and it's all because of the steadfast commitment of the industry's allied partners. Even with the challenge of a global recession and reduced cotton acres in the United States for the past two years, the level of support from these companies has remained remarkably consistent.
Why? Because cotton is one of the most important crops produced in the world, and its residual impact on the United States economy is significant. Most economists are forecasting an increase in U.S. cotton acreage in 2010, and this is occurring just as the global recession thankfully is coming to an end.
source : cottonfarming
Tommy Horton
Historic germplasm traits are about to become reality, and it's all because of the steadfast commitment of the industry's allied partners. Even with the challenge of a global recession and reduced cotton acres in the United States for the past two years, the level of support from these companies has remained remarkably consistent.
Why? Because cotton is one of the most important crops produced in the world, and its residual impact on the United States economy is significant. Most economists are forecasting an increase in U.S. cotton acreage in 2010, and this is occurring just as the global recession thankfully is coming to an end.
source : cottonfarming
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