USDA Objective Cotton Yield Data - Dec 2014
Cotton Cumulative Boll Counts - Selected States: 2010-2014
[Includes small bolls (less than one inch in diameter), large unopened bolls
(at least one inch in diameter), open bolls, partially opened bolls, and burrs
per 40 feet of row. November, December, and Final exclude small bolls. Blank
data cells indicate estimation period has not yet begun]
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: : : : :
State and month : 2010 : 2011 : 2012 : 2013 : 2014
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: number
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Arkansas :
September ..........: 911 901 841 1,025 910
October ............: 893 845 852 (NA) 741
November ...........: 897 867 856 855 771
December ...........: 894 868 856 862 773
Final ..............: 894 868 856 862
:
Georgia :
September ..........: 609 531 656 481 660
October ............: 606 577 646 (NA) 660
November ...........: 686 659 756 663 717
December ...........: 683 665 768 669 718
Final ..............: 683 666 768 670
:
Louisiana :
September ..........: 699 938 855 806 745
October ............: 755 948 880 (NA) 876
November ...........: 789 949 900 857 877
December ...........: 781 949 900 857 877
Final ..............: 781 949 900 857
:
Mississippi :
September ..........: 864 898 883 925 843
October ............: 773 848 855 (NA) 808
November ...........: 776 874 896 906 861
December ...........: 776 875 896 907 861
Final ..............: 776 875 892 907
:
North Carolina :
September ..........: 681 553 727 532 604
October ............: 675 610 739 (NA) 629
November ...........: 689 646 865 636 765
December ...........: 689 646 872 668 764
Final ..............: 689 646 872 668
:
Texas :
September ..........: 658 540 535 547 485
October ............: 534 478 443 (NA) 373
November ...........: 589 515 522 517 453
December ...........: 589 520 549 526 461
Final ..............: 589 520 552 525
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