AHMEDABAD: It is not only rapid industrialisation after the earthquake, but also diversification in crop pattern from traditional crops to cotton that has helped Kutch to become prosperous. This year, cotton sowing has covered more than 65,000 hectares compared to about 58,000 hectares in talukas like Anjar, Abdasa, Mandvi, Mundra, Rapar, Bhuj and also Nakhatrana which, entered the diversification experiment this year only says spokesman of Kutch Cotton Association Sharad H Bhatia. This...

Cotton growers set to gain-Chandigarh-Cities-The Times of India Indiatimesl My Mail l Make TOI your home page l. Cotton growers set to gain-Chandigarh-Cities-The Times of India Indiatimesl My Mail l Make TOI your home page l. Cotton growers set to gain-Chandigarh-Cities-The Times of India Indiatimesl My Mail l Make TOI your home page l. BATHINDA: Despite the mealy mug causing extensive loss to the cotton crop in Punjab, Haryana and Rajasthan this season, cotton growers of the area will...

It has evoked divergent views, ranging from a forceful advocacy of support prices for key agricultural commodities and subsidies for major inputs to complete liberalisation of prices and reliance upon the market mechanism to achieve efficiency and competitiveness. It has evoked divergent views, ranging from a forceful advocacy of support prices for key agricultural commodities and subsidies for major inputs to complete liberalisation of prices and reliance upon the market mechanism to...

However, spinners appear to be in a bit haste to grab the floating stock at the current prices, which are said to be close to their export parity level after value-addition. Although official figures of arrivals of phutti into the ginneries for the month of September are not released by the Pakistan Cotton Ginners Association (PCGA), an average daily mill off-take of about 50,000 bales indicates that their buying operations are at peak at the fallen prices. Floor brokers said the...

Burdekin cane farmer gives nod to cotton rotation By BRAD PFEFFER Monday, 10 September 2007 North Queensland farmer Paul Villis has taken part in cotton trials in the region this year, and while it was a tough growing year, he believes the crop has role to play in the future for the region. Burdekin cane farmer gives nod to cotton rotation By BRAD PFEFFER Monday, 10 September 2007 North Queensland farmer Paul Villis has taken part in cotton trials in the region this year, and while it was...