ʻO ka United States e hiki mai ana ka nui o ka souwings i kahi hopena, a ke ulu maikaʻi nei ka cotton hou

I Iune 14-20, 2024,ʻO ke kumukūʻai pāʻoihana ma ke kumukūʻai he 124.29 keneta no ka paona i hala mai nei The seven major spot markets in the United States have sold 378 packages, with a total of 834015 packages sold in 2023/24.

ʻO kēlā mau pule, nā mea kiko'ī o ka Pūnaewele maʻAmelika i nīnauʻia e pili ana i ka hoʻounaʻana i ka Helu 4 ma oʻOkakopa. Raw material procurement remained cautious, and factories arranged production plans based on orders. The demand for US cotton exports is average, and Mexico has inquired about the shipment of grade 4 cotton in July.

The southern part of the southeastern United States has sunny to cloudy weather, with scattered light rain in some areas. Ke ulu nui nei nā mahina i lalo ma lalo o nā kiʻekiʻe kiʻekiʻe, akā hiki i kekahi mau māla maloʻo ke loaʻa i ka nui o ka wai, e pili ana i ka wai. Sowing quickly ends, and early sown fields have more buds and faster bolls. The rainfall in the northern and southeastern regions is sparse, and sowing is about to be completed. Some areas have replanting, and the dry and hot weather is putting pressure on some dryland fields. New cotton is emerging. There are thunderstorms in the northern part of the Delta region, and new cotton is budding. The early sowing fields are about to bear the bell, and new cotton is growing vigorously under high temperature and humidity. The southern part of the Delta region is generally sunny and hot with thunderstorms. Field operations are progressing smoothly, and new cotton is growing smoothly.

The eastern part of Texas continues to be sunny, hot and hot, with thunderstorms in some areas. New cotton is growing well, and the early sowing fields have blossomed. ʻO ka Storm Storm Albert ma kaʻaoʻao hema o Texas i laweʻia i nāʻino a me nā wai ma hope o ka paeʻana ma waena o 100 mm. Rio Grande River in the southern part began to open up, and the northern part of the coastal area entered the flowering period. ʻO ka Batch mua o ka cotton hou i kohoʻia e ka lima ma Iune 14.ʻO ka hapa komohana o Texas, wela, a kokoke i ka nui o ka nui o ka ua. However, some areas are still dry, and new cotton is growing well. Cotton farmers have optimistic expectations. ʻO ka ua nui loa ma Kansas i hōʻea i 100 millimeter, a ke ulu nui nei nā cotton āpau, me nā lau maoli a me 3-5 mau lau e hoʻomaka ai. Oklahoma is growing well, but requires more rainfall.