US Cotton High Yield Area To Meet Snowstorm Is Expected To Increase 2016 Cotton Output

It is reported that although the West Texas region has suffered the strongest snowstorm for more than 30 years, the blizzard did not cause repugnance because it brought urgent water to the Arid Farmland.

Output is expected to grow.

The West Texas area is

In the high yield area of cotton, 40% of the cotton in the United States is located here.

The snowstorm is expected to raise cotton production next year.

As cotton picking ends, cotton farmers say that the Blizzard will not cause too much harm to cotton in the season.

On the contrary, the snow will help sowing next spring.

In 2011, after continuous dry weather and a large number of Chinese acquisitions, local cotton prices hit the highest level since the civil war.

Since then, the US cotton futures price has fallen by more than 2/3, and the current price is lower than 70 cents per pound.

The town of La Po County in Texas is the center of the cotton industry in the United States. The snowfall reached 11 inches (about 27.94 centimeters) last weekend, the largest snowfall in 1983.

The heavy snow in 2004 brought second years of cotton bumper harvest.

This year's El Nino phenomenon is likely to bring more precipitation to the region.

We expect more snow.

And cotton farmers plan to expand their planting area next year.