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Texas cotton industry is facing its worst harvest in years

Cotton is Texas’ largest crop, and industry experts say they expect just half the normal annual yield which will drive up costs for consumers.

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Texas drought is costing the state s cotton farmers billions of dollars

Cotton is Texas’ largest crop, and industry experts say they expect just half the normal annual yield which will drive up costs for consumers.

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Why Texas cotton industry is facing its worst harvest in years

Cotton is just one of many crops suffering under this year’s drought. Texas’ corn crop and rangelands are also suffering greatly affecting livestock.

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U S Texas faces worst cotton harvest in years due to drought, heat: report

HOUSTON, Aug. 31 (Xinhua) The cotton industry in the south central U.S. state of Texas, which leads the country in cotton production, is facing its worst harvest in years due to drought and extreme heat, local media reported on Wednesday.

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Tough cotton year could pose more than $1B loss to West Texas economic activity

The High Plains will, at most, produce about 2 million acres of cotton this year − slightly less than half of last year s 4.5 million acres.

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