1. Washington, DC November 9, 2007 Source: USDA Economic Research Service These insights into the amount of cotton consumed by China s textile mills, combined with data on China s cotton exports and imports, suggest there may be problems with the official estimates of China s cotton production. USDA has developed a new approach for estimating cotton consumption in China based on textile import and export data, supplementing the traditional methodology that uses yarn production data from China s National Bureau of Statistics. Uncertainties regarding the level of...
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2. Mozambique: Negotiations On Cotton Prices allAfrica.com: Mozambique: Negotiations On Cotton Prices (Page 1 of 1) Representatives of the Mozambican government's Cotton Institute (IAM), the cotton companies, and the associations of peasant farmers who grow the cotton are meeting on Friday in the northern city of Nampula to discuss the indicative price for the purchase of raw cotton from the farmers. Representatives of the Mozambican government's Cotton Institute (IAM), the cotton companies, and the associations of peasant farmers...
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3. Lint prices maintain bullish trend About 30,000 bales changed hands as leading mills were not inclined to take even a technical breather fearing fresh increase in prices, floor brokers said. A fresh rebound staged by the New York cotton futures was said to be another supporting factor behind the current price flare-up on the local market and indications were that import may become costly in the coming week, they said. I don t think an imminent price flare-up could be contained at this stage as supply and demand factors are...
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4. Water limits bedevil Calif. farmers California farmers will likely take 82,000 acres out of cultivation next year if the state receives an average amount of rain and snow this winter, according to a study commissioned by Western Growers, which represents the California and Arizona produce industries. The Bellingham Herald / Wire - Nation / Water limits bedevil Calif. California farmers will likely take 82,000 acres out of cultivation next year if the state receives an average amount of rain and snow this winter, according to...
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5. Diwali gold sales subdued in Gujarat Ahmedabad, Nov 11 - Gujarat celebrated Diwali with plenty to cheer but the dazzle was a shade muted as high gold prices made the yellow metal slide down on the must-buy list. The compulsory reservation of 10 percent of corn to be diverted to bio-fuel production in Brazil and the US has opened a window of opportunity for growers. Also, other crops - cereals and cash crops - are expected to fetch good money, thanks to incentives and better pricing formula of the central government. Reports...
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6. A bumper crop Dry conditions the past month or so have allowed South Plains producers to strip cotton bolls off the plant more quickly. Producers were projected to harvest 828 pounds per acre, surpassing the record by more than 100 pounds per acre. Last weekend, some gins told producers it would be the first of the year before their cotton got handled. Tennessee's production looked good until August, when hot and dry conditions hit, causing a yield drop from 756 pounds per acre last month to 601 pounds...
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7. Bill Young - Oats produced in Navarro County in 1860 On the 1850 agricultural census, there were seven men listed as growers of cotton and the total production in 1850 was six bales of cotton. Ten years later, when the 1860 agricultural census was done at the same time as the population census, the total number of oats producers had risen to 113 which is about six times the number of growers in 1850. Brandon s narration went through the marker process with flying colors and the marker people with the Historical Commission did not require any...
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8. Southern Star Begins 2nd Stage Frac on the Lincoln Atkins 18-1 Petrophysical, geologic and engineering information indicates that the quality of the upper Cotton Valley pay is materially better than the lower interval now producing. Early production, over 500 mcfd has been encouraging, this has led the company to optimizing the engineering design for the completion for the remainder (900 feet gross) of the Cotton Valley pay interval. Analog fields are being economically developed with at least one well per 80 acres indicating that many more wells can...
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9. Texas cotton growers expecting bumper crop Producers were projected to harvest 828 pounds per acre, surpassing the previous record set two years ago by more than 100 pounds per acre. Dry conditions the past month or so have allowed South Plains producers to strip cotton bolls off the plants faster. Tennessee's production looked good until August, when hot and dry conditions caused a yield drop from 756 pounds per acre last month to 601 pounds per acre in November's report, Adams said. Last month, the 41-county estimate showed...
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