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The Great Reopening is in the works, and the smart money is getting ready.
Economic readings increasingly portend a growth cycle unlike any other in modern history, once the pandemic finally releases its grip on the world.
Forecasters and investors are madly revising their estimates, and repositioning portfolios, to keep up with the scope of the economic megaboom that is taking shape. Financial markets are seeing a wholesale rotation out of the stocks and sectors that benefitted from pandemic-fuelled lockdowns, and into those industries that have the most to gain from a burgeoning global economy.
Raiffeisen je při chuti Je na lovu nových klientů
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ING Bank končí se službami pro občany Za přechod do Raiffeisenbank budou bonusy
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В Калуге отметили годовщину вывода советских войск из Афганистана
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2020 Cotton Insect Losses Report
January 19, 2021 3 min read
The Alabama Cotton Insect Losses Report provides information about the causes and percentages of loss due to insects in 2020.
Figure 1. North and south Alabama 2020 cotton insect losses. Blue = north Alabama. Orange = south Alabama. White = No reported cotton acres.
Since 1979, Extension entomologists across the Cotton Belt have published a Cotton Insect Losses Report. The report estimates are based on Extension entomologists’ observations and informal surveys of other Extension personnel, growers, crop consultants, and industry professionals, who are involved in cotton production in each state. Because of differences in pest pressure in Alabama, estimates for north and south Alabama are reported separately (figure 1). Estimates encompass an entire region of the state, so they may not exactly reflect the cotton insect situation at a specific location or individual farm. Report