U.S. farmers planted their fewest cotton acres since 1983 — just over 9 million — amid a continued swapping of acres for better priced and less-costly-to-produce crops such as corn and soybeans.
Report: Cotton acres hit lowest level since 1983Courtesy Newsvine - business Tue, 06/30/2009 - 10:33
U.S. farmers planted their fewest cotton acres since 1983 — just over 9 million — amid a continued swapping of acres for better priced and less-costly-to-produce crops such as corn and soybeans. Related itemsFarmers plant more corn than expected in 2009
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