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Why cotton remains the go-to summer crop for Emerald's Rob Ingram, Avondale

Summary by Queensland Country Life
Rain at the wrong time looks like taking the gloss off what could have been a good season for Emerald cotton grower Rob Ingram.
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Why cotton remains the go-to summer crop for Emerald's Rob Ingram, Avondale

Rain at the wrong time looks like taking the gloss off what could have been a good season for Emerald cotton grower Rob Ingram.

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Queensland Country Life broke the news in on Wednesday, June 11, 2025.
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