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What Crop Has Been Harvested for Over 7,000 Years?

Cotton has been harvested and used for fabric for over 7,000 years, making it one of human history's oldest and most enduring agricultural products. This natural fiber has been a cornerstone of the textile industry, providing material for clothing and other essential goods across generations.

The longevity of cotton cultivation highlights the importance of agriculture in human civilization. As a crop that has withstood the test of time, cotton continues to play a significant role in both the economy and culture, demonstrating the enduring value of agriculture.

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