Chinese Ownership

Cotton growers tapping drought prone outback Australia are bloody dreamin’

Posted on 3 February 20195 February 2019

Cotton Australia reports the average irrigation requirement for growing cotton is 7.8 megalitres per hectare. Chinese-owned Cubby Station cotton plantation in outback drought-prone Queensland covers 49,000 ha. In total, cotton growers in Australia irrigate 580,000 hectares where water is ephemeral. And their…

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Cotton growers tapping drought prone outback Australia are bloody dreamin’

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