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Vol. 40, No. 1   Winter 2007
Cover Photo: In 2007, West Texas cotton farmers harvested one of the best crops many have ever taken to the gin. Irrigated yields pushing, and in some cases exceeding, four bales per acre were far from rare, and more than a few dryland farmers had yields averaging better than two bales per acre. When the cotton bolls opened, observers said the fields looked like a heavy snow had fallen.
Cover Photo: In 2007, West Texas cotton farmers harvested one of the best crops many have ever taken to the gin. Irrigated yields pushing, and in some cases exceeding, four bales per acre were far from rare, and more than a few dryland farmers had yields averaging better than two bales per acre. When the cotton bolls opened, observers said the fields looked like a heavy snow had fallen.
photo by Lynette Cockerell
COMMENTATOR is published three times a year as information for its farmer-members by Plains Cotton Cooperative Association (PCCA), a cotton marketing cooperative with headquarters at 3301 East 50th Street, Lubbock, Texas. Eligibility to participate in programs administered by PCCA is established by law without regard to race, color, creed, sex, religion, age, national origin or handicap.

PCCA is a member of Amcot, National Cotton Council of America, National Council of Textile Organizations,
Texas Agricultural Coop Council, The International Cotton Association and American Apparel Producers' Network