Cotton sowing is trailing last year by nearly 6%, but officials and farmers expect El Niño-driven deficient rainfall to push growers back to cotton from thirstier crops. CCI says cotton yields hold up better than other crops in dry years.
Cotton sowing is trailing last year by nearly 6%, but officials and farmers expect El Niño-driven deficient rainfall to push growers back to cotton from thirstier crops. CCI says cotton yields hold up better than other crops in dry years.
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Cotton sowing is trailing last year by nearly 6%, but officials and farmers expect El Niño-driven deficient rainfall to push growers back to cotton from thirstier crops. CCI says cotton yields hold up better than other crops in dry years.
