Weather Dependent Cash Crop

Cotton Delayed and Lower Quality Because of Recent Weather

Tonight, WAAY-31’s Haley Baker reported on the way the recent weather has affected our local cotton crop.  With Madison County, AL, being the state’s largest county producer of Cotton, a bad year for Cotton affects us all.

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The National Cotton Council is a great source of information on the nation’s cotton crops and economy of the cotton industry.  The link I have posted above shows the current statistics regarding the nation’s cotton harvest.  However, the information I have pulled from that link is summarized both in the enclosed graphics as well as in my weather follow-up to our news story from WAAY-31 News at 6pm.

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TO SEE THE VIDEO, CLICK HERE TO OPEN THE VIDEO OF THE REPORT. 

Overall Alabama’s weather for the next 10 days looks fairly good for the harvesting of our cotton, but any period of rains will slow that process.

Brad Huffines, Chief Meteorologist / Storm Force 31

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