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Avatar for Jim.Robinson By Jim.Robinson|June 17, 2010

According to a June 14 report on Bloomberg.com, weather conditions in India are “favorable” for the continued advance of the monsoon into parts of the country’s larger cotton-growing states.

Rains are expected to advance into parts of Maharashtra, Karnataka, Andhra Pradesh, Gujarat, Chhattisgarh and Orissa, according to the India Meteorological Department.

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In related news, new figures released this week by the Cotton Association of India are forecasting the cotton crop to be 305.5 lakh bales in the 2009-10 season, up from the 290.75 lakh bales harvested in 2008-09. Gujarat is expected to output12 more lakh bales than it did one year ago (an estimated 102 lakh bales in 2009-10; 90 lakh bales in 2008-09). This month’s estimate for India’s 2009-10 production is up about 1.5 lakh bales over last month’s estimate.
 

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September 26, 2011 at 3:59 pm

I would like to get all information about COTTON on regular basis.Will you,please do it?

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September 26, 2011 at 3:59 pm

As on 14th june 2010, the monsoon condition was favourable but as on 23rd june rains are needed badly.
narendraa dave,
Spinwin Cotton co,
Coimbatore.
spinwincotton@gmail.com

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September 26, 2011 at 3:59 pm

This year cotton season 2010-11 rainfall is satisfactory in cotton tracks in india, no doubt last week there was not much rain but overall it is satisfactory. We expect that acreage will be more by 15% in karnataka, maharashtra,and in gujrat and 10% in punjab,A.P.so overall we expect the production on all india to go up by 10% and the crop size will be around 345 lakh bales.Similarly the demand will also go up by increase in export and anticipated is more than 100 lacs and evan domestic mill consumption will also go up due to very good margins for the spinning industry as well as good demand in yarn and at the same time prices are likely to be bullish.

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Avatar for Anonymous Anonymous says:
September 26, 2011 at 3:59 pm

This year cotton season 2010-11 rainfall is satisfactory in cotton tracks in india, no doubt last week there was not much rain but overall it is satisfactory. We expect that acreage will be more by 15% in karnataka, maharashtra,and in gujrat and 10% in punjab,A.P.so overall we expect the production on all india to go up by 10% and the crop size will be around 345 lakh bales.Similarly the demand will also go up by increase in export and anticipated is more than 100 lacs and evan domestic mill consumption will also go up due to very good margins for the spinning industry as well as good demand in yarn and at the same time prices are likely to be bullish.

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Avatar for Anonymous Anonymous says:
September 26, 2011 at 3:59 pm

This year cotton season 2010-11 rainfall is satisfactory in cotton tracks in india, no doubt last week there was not much rain but overall it is satisfactory. We expect that acreage will be more by 15% in karnataka, maharashtra,and in gujrat and 10% in punjab,A.P.so overall we expect the production on all india to go up by 10% and the crop size will be around 345 lakh bales.Similarly the demand will also go up by increase in export and anticipated is more than 100 lacs and evan domestic mill consumption will also go up due to very good margins for the spinning industry as well as good demand in yarn and at the same time prices are likely to be bullish.

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December 22, 2011 at 1:44 am

I would like to get all information about COTTON on regular basis.Will you,please do it?

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Avatar for Anonymous Anonymous says:
December 22, 2011 at 1:44 am

As on 14th june 2010, the monsoon condition was favourable but as on 23rd june rains are needed badly.
narendraa dave,
Spinwin Cotton co,
Coimbatore.
spinwincotton@gmail.com

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Avatar for Anonymous Anonymous says:
December 22, 2011 at 1:44 am

This year cotton season 2010-11 rainfall is satisfactory in cotton tracks in india, no doubt last week there was not much rain but overall it is satisfactory. We expect that acreage will be more by 15% in karnataka, maharashtra,and in gujrat and 10% in punjab,A.P.so overall we expect the production on all india to go up by 10% and the crop size will be around 345 lakh bales.Similarly the demand will also go up by increase in export and anticipated is more than 100 lacs and evan domestic mill consumption will also go up due to very good margins for the spinning industry as well as good demand in yarn and at the same time prices are likely to be bullish.

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Avatar for Anonymous Anonymous says:
December 22, 2011 at 1:44 am

This year cotton season 2010-11 rainfall is satisfactory in cotton tracks in india, no doubt last week there was not much rain but overall it is satisfactory. We expect that acreage will be more by 15% in karnataka, maharashtra,and in gujrat and 10% in punjab,A.P.so overall we expect the production on all india to go up by 10% and the crop size will be around 345 lakh bales.Similarly the demand will also go up by increase in export and anticipated is more than 100 lacs and evan domestic mill consumption will also go up due to very good margins for the spinning industry as well as good demand in yarn and at the same time prices are likely to be bullish.

Reply
Avatar for Anonymous Anonymous says:
December 22, 2011 at 1:44 am

This year cotton season 2010-11 rainfall is satisfactory in cotton tracks in india, no doubt last week there was not much rain but overall it is satisfactory. We expect that acreage will be more by 15% in karnataka, maharashtra,and in gujrat and 10% in punjab,A.P.so overall we expect the production on all india to go up by 10% and the crop size will be around 345 lakh bales.Similarly the demand will also go up by increase in export and anticipated is more than 100 lacs and evan domestic mill consumption will also go up due to very good margins for the spinning industry as well as good demand in yarn and at the same time prices are likely to be bullish.

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