Farmers continue to shift acreage to corn and soybeans.
One industry executive estimates cotton would need to top $1/pound for it to be cost competitive with corn and soybeans.
So we can do the math - either cotton is going higher, or corn and soybeans are heading lower, but something has to give.
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