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Some Interesting Australian Cotton Facts and Figures – courtesy Cotton Australia
Australia is the major producer of cotton in the Southern Hemishpere
About 70% of Australia’s cotton is grown in NSW, and 30% in Queensland. There are also small experimental areas in WA and NT.
There are 14 major cotton growing valleys, from Emerald, QLD in the north to Hillston, NSW in the south.
The majority of Australia’s cotton farms are owned and operated by family farmers.
There are about 1500 cotton growers in Australia.
All raw cotton fibre is ginned ( processed) in Australia.
Over 95% of the crop is exported, mainly to Indonesia, Japan, China, Thailand and South Korea.
Cotton earns more than $1.5 billion in export revenue for the nation.
Australia is the fourth largest exporter of cotton in the world.
Cotton is the fourth largest export commodity in Australia