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Predicting Micronaire Values Using the Coastal Plains Crop Weather Station Network

Danny Fromme, Dr. Juan Landivar and Dr. Larry Falconer


 
ABSTRACT

In 1995, 600,000 acres of cotton were grown in a 14-county area of the Texas Coastal Plains. Each year, there is a difference in cotton micronaire values, depending on environmental conditions in June and July. In 1996, 39.7% of the cotton produced received price discounts due to high micronaire. The micronaire price discounts were equal to a 6.7 million dollar negative economic impact to the cotton industry and the region.



Reprinted from Proceedings of the 1997 Beltwide Cotton Conferences pp. 1426 - 1427
©National Cotton Council, Memphis TN

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