A market analyst says fewer U.S. cotton acres this spring could help prices. Jamie Wilkerson with RCM Ag Services tells Brownfield the recently released National Cotton Council’s grower survey shows a more than three percent decline in planted acres compared to last year. “There’s an assumption we’ll have less than nine million acres of upland […]
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