"2014 Cotton Forum" To Explore The Future Situation Of The World And US Cotton

< p > United States Department of Agriculture (referred to as USDA): it is one of the 13 departments of the cabinet of the federal government, and is an important economic management department.

The main functions are: responsible for the planning, production, sales and export of agricultural products and all kinds of crops and animal products; supervise the trade of agricultural products, guarantee the fair prices of producers and consumers and stabilize the market; put forward measures to limit production or expand production according to the world and domestic production and consumption of agricultural products; responsible for developing rural housing construction, beautifying the environment, protecting forests, and agricultural education.

It can be summed up in one sentence, that is, from field to table.

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< p > > a href= "http://sjfzxm.com/news/index_c.asp" > 2014 cotton forum < /a > invited USDA (US Department of Agriculture) senior global cotton analyst to do "global and US cotton supply and demand situation and price outlook" related report, analyze the new year's global cotton market.

The economic crisis is not yet smooth, and there are many variables in the commodity market.

The new year also encountered El Nino, and its impact on global agriculture is unknown.

Cotton, as one of the commodities, has attracted much attention. Under the background of weak global demand, China's "a href=" http://sjfzxm.com/news/index_c.asp "storage and purchase policy" /a has been abolished, and where the global cotton supply and demand will go, and where will the cotton output of the major exporters of cotton in the United States go? Will the price situation usher in a major change? These problems will have a significant impact on the global a href= http://sjfzxm.com/news/index_c.asp, cotton supply and production and marketing in the new year.

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