Cutting Cotton-Storage Subsidy May Lower Price, Texas Tech Says
March 31, 2009
Requiring U.S. cotton producers to pay for storing the crop may push prices lower while boosting exports as supplies flood the market, according to a report by Texas Tech University.
Written by: Jessica Behnham
Requiring U.S. cotton producers to pay for storing the crop may push prices lower while boosting exports as supplies flood the market, according to a report by Texas Tech University.