Some farmers in India are called ‘white gold’, which means white gold. This is one of the most important cash crops in India. Cotton is a crop that not only the basis of the economy but also strengthens agriculture. At the same time, it also provides raw materials to the technology industry. Let us tell you that India is the second country in the world. 25 % of the world’s total cotton production is produced in India. With modern techniques that are changing in the new era, cotton production in the country is increasing.
Largely cultivate
More than 60 lakh farmers are involved in cotton crop. In addition, millions of people have been employed in trade and implementation. Cotton cultivation is large in states like Gujarat, Maharashtra, Punjab and Andhra Pradesh. Today, focus on cotton cultivation, from climate to soil and seed treatment. It has been reported that the hot and humid climate is best for cotton cultivation. This crop is good at a temperature of 21 to 27 degrees Celsius.
Special care of soil and water
For this, in good drainage soil, it is considered the best. Blacks, clay soil and mixed red soil are suitable for its cultivation. The proper soil for its cultivation is considered from 6 to 8 phs. If the fields are filled with water, it is important to note that the crop can be damaged, so it is necessary to remove the water. In India, the soil of the deep river banks of North India, the black soil of Central India and the mixed soil of South India are suitable for cotton cultivation.
Farmers get help from app
In today’s era, many modern technologies are accepted in cotton cultivation, which are successful in increasing both production and prolongedness. Satellite -based applications such as formonat help to monitor crops. With this, farmers receive the health of the crops, the moisture of the soil and the real -time renovation of the yield. This technology based on AI can help reduce costs. In addition, with the help of this use, farmers will know the amount of soil moisture. Priority is then based on the use of water.
At the same time, farmers get a lot of information about fertilizer, waste management and the impact of the environment. Farmers can be successful in increasing crop quality and yield using nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium based on soil type.
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