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Production Technology Of Cotton. The cotton crop can give 50-60 quintalha yield of kapas under drip irrigation. Technology including yield monitors remote sensing and computer-assisted irrigation control is helping farmers across the Cotton Belt increase yields reduce expenses and improve efficiency. Through the use of Cotton Incorporateds branded technology solutions cotton can be engineered to manage moisture as well as or better than many top-performing synthetics or made to repel moisture with exceptional durability. Biotechnology refers to the use of cotton varieties with transgenic or genetically modified GM traits.
In Cotton hybrid seed production is done either by conventional hand emasculation and pollination or by nonconventional male sterility based. A documentary for cotton growersextension workers researchers and students who wish to seek knowledge. For the production of cotton blends air-jet spinning may be used. Cotton-wheat Mung-wheat Sugarcane-wheat Kharif foddermaize-wheat iii Commercial wheat varieties Name of Varieties. Through the use of Cotton Incorporateds branded technology solutions cotton can be engineered to manage moisture as well as or better than many top-performing synthetics or made to repel moisture with exceptional durability. Using the following production technology crop production increases up to 35 Mond.
GM cotton has been commercially grown in Australia since 1996 and more than 99 of the cotton grown in Australia contains GM traits.
The cotton was then cleaned and carded to remove husks and dirt and the product is then spun weaved bleached and died. Technology including yield monitors remote sensing and computer-assisted irrigation control is helping farmers across the Cotton Belt increase yields reduce expenses and improve efficiency. Using HVI data combined with advanced software allows users to improve spinning processes and end product quality. The cotton crop can give 50-60 quintalha yield of kapas under drip irrigation. Cotton needs on an average a minimum temperature of 600 F for germination 70 -80 0F for vegetative growth 80-900F with cool nights during fruiting period. Some experts contend that cotton is the largest user of water among all agricultural commodities.