Texas, U.S. expects smaller cotton crop - Texas Farm Bureau

Farmers are anticipated to harvest the smallest U.S. cotton crop since 2009.According to the United States Department of Agriculture’s (USDA) monthly Crop Production report, the crop is forecast to drop to 12.6 million bales, down 28% from last year’s 17.5 million bales.Texas is leading the nearly 5-million-bale decrease due to drought

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