Yes, cotton is a cash crop plant that is planted in monoculture for harvest and sale.
Cotton is a summer season crop. If planted in winter its growth will be limited by lower temperature and light intensity.
no it is grown on a short bush, which is why it is such a labor intensive plant. one must bend down and walk miles hunched over to pick a crop
Cotton is a major crop in Mississippi
Crop rotation is important to the cotton farmers because they need the nutrients from the soil for other crops so they don't use it all in just one kind of plant.
Cotton
Cotton is a kharif crop. It is sown at the onset of the monsoon. This is bcos humid conditions promote the ripening and bursting of cotton bolls.
Cotton is a kharif crop. It is sown at the onset of the monsoon. This is bcos humid conditions promote the ripening and bursting of cotton bolls.
Crop rotation is important to the cotton farmers because they need the nutrients from the soil for other crops so they don't use it all in just one kind of plant.
Cotton is a bushy plant that is grown in different parts of the United States. In CA we plant our cotton by seed in the early spring and it grows all summer. The cotton plant has a flower that blooms and this flower becomes a cotton boll. The cotton boll is picked in late fall with a mechanical cotton picker. Before this can be done the plant has to be killed and this is done through a chemical application sprayed on the plant. After the plant is dead the machine goes through the field pulling the cotton off the boll. This takes several times to get all the cotton and it is put into big trailers that hold the loose picked cotton. It is then taken to a cotton gin where it is ginned, the seeds removed and baled. The seeds are used to plant the next year for the new crop of cotton.
According to the PDF file below (see page 8 of the document for the table of dates to plant and harvest cotton), most cotton is sown between April 1 to May 28.
the major crop prior to the civil war was cotton
cotton, or is it?