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1. Reliance on overseas cotton likely to be strong
Due to larger scale of textile industry, cotton demand is far above cotton output. Being worlds largest cotton-producing country, China s cotton output in 2006 reached 672.91 million tons. However, due to larger scale of textile industry, cotton demand is far above cotton output. In 2002 supply and demand was balanced on the whole. In 2003 China started to import cotton and in 2006, reliance of cotton market on the outside world climbed to 35 percent. Hence, domestic cotton price is higher than cotton price in international market.
SourceFibre2fashion.com,India

2. Traders ready to harvest key crop data
The lure of corn for farmers struggling with a weak cotton market may be strong -- and cotton prices are likely to react to any shift. cotton exports plummeted over the past year as China and India boosted their cotton production. has cotton traders on edge ahead of the Agriculture Department's spring plantings report, due out Friday. But the resulting decline in production may not be nearly so pronounced, said Stephen Slinsky, the industry group's senior economist. He expects the USDA to...
SourceCheckbiotech.org (press release),Switzerland

3. State farmers expected to plant more peanuts
In Virginia, cotton acreage is predicted to drop 19 percent and soybean acreage to drop 4 percent from 2006. Then in 2002, a Depression-era system that guaranteed high profits to some peanut farmers was dismantled to put prices on par with the international market. Corn prices are the highest they've been in years, and that has pushed up the amount of money farmers can make for growing other crops, too, Rountree said. A 41 percent increase in acreage is due to profitable contracts. High...
Source3/31/2007

4. Exports sluggish due to lack of diversity: ADB
ISLAMABAD: Over-dependence on Cottonomy (cotton economy) and stiff competition with China, India and Bangladesh specifically in higher value-added categories, which have traditionally not been of strength for Pakistani textile sector, is a potential threat to the countrys export growth. ISLAMABAD: Over-dependence on Cottonomy (cotton economy) and stiff competition with China, India and Bangladesh specifically in higher value-added categories, which have traditionally not been of strength...
SourceThe News International,Pakistan

5. Report: Corn crop biggest since '44
Commodities markets responded to the larger-than-anticipated corn plantings, with corn prices quickly dropping 20 cents a bushel, hitting the limit and stopping trading for the day, said Mike Woolverton, grain marketing economist at Kansas State University. WICHITA - Driven by demand from the ethanol and cattle feeding industries, Kansas farmers joined growers across the nation in plans to plant the biggest corn crop since 1944, a report released Friday showed. Commodities markets...
Source3/31/2007

6. SeedQuest - Central information website for the global seed industry
Expected corn acreage is up in nearly all states, due to favorable prices fueled by increased demand from ethanol producers as well as strong export sales. Other crops with expected acreage increases are sorghum, up 9 percent, and canola, up 12 percent, and barley, up 7 percent from last year s record low. Department of Agriculture released its annual prospective plantings report March 30, and Mississippi producers are predicted to plant 950,000 acres of corn, compared to 340,000 acres...
SourceSeedQuest

7. Outlook Varies By Segment
Early 2007 finds cotton spinners uncharacteristically concise with their commentary, which may reflect some uncertainty about where the business is headed. All markets are at risk from imports, said an industry observer. You have to experiment with new products or suffer with commodity prices. In the West, for the second consecutive year, California growers intend to plant less area to upland cotton, with the shift this year to ELS cotton and wheat. The company has been fighting a marathon...
Source3/31/2007

8. Grain Outlook: But The Corn Is Not Planted Yet
Some market analysts had projected 90 million acres or more. The trade was guessing the corn acreage number would be about 88 million acres. The best growing conditions for many years in the Great Plains and strong wheat price seems to have caused the winter talk about replanting fall-planted wheat to row crops this spring to fade away. crop of soybeans last fall and the record crops of Brazilian and Argentinean soybeans being harvested right now give the world an ample supply of soybeans...
SourceCattleNetwork.com,KS

9. Corn planting plans are up; soybeans, cotton, rice down
Department of Agriculture's annual prospective plantings report said. Iowa remains on top with the most corn acres to be planted at 13. He said even some southern farmers are choosing corn over cotton and rice. During the first two weeks of March, the USDA asked more than 86,000 farmers across the country what they intended to plant this year. Cotton is expected to be planted on 12. Corn planting plans are up; soybeans, cotton, rice down. Real solutions for your real estate needs. Figures...
SourceUSA Today

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