What crop can be harvested 130-160 days after planting?

Cotton Harvest: From Field to Fabric

Cotton can be harvested 130 to 160 days after planting, making it one of the most reliable crops in terms of production timelines. This predictability allows farmers to efficiently plan their operations and meet the demand for cotton, which is used in a wide range of products, from clothing to home goods.

The cotton industry is a vital part of agriculture, providing a steady supply of this versatile fiber. The careful management of cotton crops ensures that consumers continue to enjoy high-quality cotton products, a staple in households worldwide.

About American Agri-Women: American Agri-Women (AAW) is the nation’s largest coalition of farm, ranch, and agri-business women. Since 1974, AAW members have been at the forefront of advocating for and helping shape policy to ensure a safe, reliable, affordable food, fiber, fuel, and mineral supply for our nation's families.

For more information or to join us, visit the American Agri-Women website at www.americanagriwomen.org. You can also find AAW on social media at facebook.com/AgriWomen and twitter.com/Women4Ag.