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fibre crop

Plant that is grown for the fibres that can be extracted from its tissues. Temperate areas produce flax and hemp; tropical and subtropical areas produce cotton, jute, and sisal. Cotton dominates fibre-crop production.



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Paper is also made from kenaf (a fast-growing plant of African and Middle Eastern origin), industrial hemp (not psychotropic with a long history of use for paper), agricultural fiber crop residues (rice straw, wheat straw, bagasse from sugarcane production, banana stalks, cigar leaves, coffee grounds), bamboo, and textile scraps.
Last year, FFA's fiber crop winner was Allen Lewis, a student cotton farmer from Tennessee.
Sectagon-K54, a soil fumigant solution for all crops, may be applied by chemigation, soil injection or soil bedding equipment to suppress and/or control soil-borne pests which attack ornamentals, food and fiber crops.
 
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