Farmers optimistic in wake of cotton price surge

Farmers have a lot in common with baseball players. Both begin the bulk of their work in the spring, and both can be a superstitious lot. "What's interesting is the years that end in zero are drought years over the last 30 years, but all the years that follow them are really good years," said Myron Johnson, who owns Double J Farms in Headland with his wife, Laura. "That's not just

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