Friday Food Facts
Arizona agriculture Grows More Cotton with Less
Today’s agriculture tools, seeds and methods, and the men and women who use them, make our food system healthier, safer, more affordable and more abundant than it has ever been. For example, we can grow more than six and a half times more Arizona cotton per acre than we did 100 years ago.
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