Texas: New Cotton Harvest Delayed Production Lower Than Expected

According to the November 15th cotton growers conference in the US plain, cotton production in Texas is 25-30% lower than the normal level this year.

It is estimated that after the last week's rain, the harvest of the Great Plains will return to 50%-60%. The hot summer has seriously affected the harvest this year. Texas science and Technology University says that every additional inch of rain in August could increase 100 pounds of cotton. The US Department of Agriculture recently estimated that the output of the Texas High Plains will be reduced to 3 million 780 thousand bales.

This week, the new cotton classification test in the United States broke through 8 million packs. The main color level in the past few days was 41, the leaf litter level was 3, the micron value was 4.5, and the pile length was over 36. In Southwest China, there are more than 3 million grading tests. Color, chip level and micron value are very good in most areas, and fiber length is also improving.