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You are here: Home / Radio Shows / THERE IS NO DRYLAND COTTON THIS YEAR

THERE IS NO DRYLAND COTTON THIS YEAR

October 24, 2011

And the irrigated cotton is not very good, reports Diane Beech. She farms with her family near Altus in southwest Oklahoma and says they will harvest less than 400 pounds per acre, 75 percent less than last year.

OPEN: “Last year the cotton crop…”
CLOSE: “…for the Oklahoma Farm Bureau.” TIME: 2:06

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