Hurricane Michael Has Lingering Impact on Cotton, Acreage Decisions

January 16, 2019 04:20 PM

TAGS: Marketing, Overseas

December 18, 2014

By AgDay TV

Back in October, Hurricane Michael tore through the Southeast damaging not only homes but crops.

One analyst says the storm is still hanging over the market and acreage decisions for 2019.

AgDay anchor Clinton Griffiths talks with Ashley Arrington of AgriAuthority.

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