The USDA has increased expectations for this year’s upland cotton crop, while cutting the outlook for rice. The 2026 upland cotton crop is now pegged at 13.059 million bales, rising 250,000 from September but falling 433,000 from 2025, both due to yield differences. The 2026 yield is seen at 781 pounds per acre, compared to […]
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