Blog at Jains - HOW MUCH WATER DOES MY CROP NEED? Part 3. Cotton

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Cotton is one of the major commercial crop of India, India is growing cotton and manufacturing yarn and cloth from ancient times and has been an important exporter of cotton since when trading among countries started. Cotton production requires irrigation.

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