Cotton Is a soft, Fluffy Fibre Staple That Grow in a boll
around the seed of cotton plant under natural the cotton boll
will tend to increase the dispersion of seed.
Economic Importance
of
Use for Fibre ( Use inTextile Industry)
Use for cooking Oil( About 70% cooking oil Industry based on Cotton Seed
Use forAnimal Feed cotton seed Cake( Khal Banola)
ORIGIN AND SPECIES
Cotton belongs from species Gossypium and the Family Malvacaeae.
This genus contain more than 20 species including wild and domesticVarieties.
There are four major domestic speciesOf Cotton
i. Gossypium Harisutum
ii. Gossypium Barbedence
iii. Gossypium Harbacium
iv. Gossypium Arborium
• America
• China
• India
• Uzbekistan
• Pakistan
Cotton Is the Major Cash
Crop. Pakistan is the 5th
Largest producer of
cotton inWorld.
Cotton Production Depends On Climate
Cotton Production Depends on ClimateThat why divide areas which is Best for cotton and not
best for cotton
Core Zone Areas Non Core Zone Areas
Following Areas are Best for
cotton Production
Following Area’s is not good for
cotton Production
DistrictVehari DistrictOkara
District Rahimyar khan District Sahiwal
District Multan District Pakpattan
District Bhawalnagar District Faisalabad
District Bhawalpur District kasoor
Cotton Production
Major Step Involve in Cotton Production
Soil
Preparation
Sowing of
Seed
Growth
Stages
Picking
Soil Preparation
Following Step involve in Soil Preparation
 Maintaining Soil Conditions
 Tillage Practices
 Fertilizer
Soil Condition
There are the following Soil condition
necessary for Cotton Crop
• Soil should be loamy
• Present proper Nutrient
• No water loged soil
• PH of soil from 5.5-6 and maximum range
is 8.5
oFirst step involve in seed bed preparation is the removing of stubles and
residues of the previous crop . A rotawaiter is often usen For this purpose.
oPlough the field with deep plough with Disc’s each time to make the soil
Loose, Fine, Leveled For sake of Succesful Germination.
Fertilizer• 2.5 Bags of Nitrogen at time of Sowing.
• 2-3 Bags Of urea at different stages.
For Example Squaring,Flowering And
Boll Formation Stages
• Potassium and micronutrients( Boron)
addes on base of soil analysis.
( Boron is very important For soil fertility).
SPRAY’S
In 100 Liter Water Use
 Boric Acid 17% -300gm/acre
 Zinc Sulphate33%- 250gm/acre
 MgSO4 - 500g/Acre
RecommendedTime For Spraying
Morning or Evening is bestTime for Spraying
Pesticides
Seed selected for sowing is free of Cuts,
Damage and Disease etc.
FUZZY SEED NON-FUZZY SEED
Ginned Seeds ChemicalTreated Seed
 75% Germination (8kg/acre)
 60% Germination (10kg/Acre)
Fuzzy Seed Rate 100/kg
 75% Germination (6kg/acre)
 60% Germination (8kg/acre)
Non-Fuzzy Seed Rate 180/kg
Why Non-Fuzzy Seed Is Preffered
Less Seed Used
More Germination
LessTime Required ForGermination
Just One seed at one Place
Suitable For Drill Sowing
Dates (P)(P) Distance (R)(R) Distance Plant Population
1st to 30 April 12-15 Inch 27.6 Inch 14000-17500Plant/Acre
1st to 30 May 6-9Inch 27.6 Inch 23000-35000Plants/Acre
Life Cycle Of Cotton Plant
Seed
Seedling
Small Plant
Plant
Flowering
IRRAGATION
Artifical application of water is known as Irrigation
Line Sowing
Bed Sowing
Pre-Caution: In Case ofWheat Growing After cotton so the Last irrigation
apply to cotton till 15 October.
Water Scouting: Enter IntoThe FieldAnd Select 6 Plant Randomly forWater
Requirement.
.
30-35 days after Sowing Remaining irrigation within 12-15 days interval
3-4 Days after Sowing Remaining irrigation within 6-7 days interval
1st Plant 2nd Plant 3RD Plant 4th Plant 5th Plant 6th Plant
Top Leaf wilt
need water.
If 1/3 of stem is
red colour It
means needed
water.
If stem tom
Dry it mean
need Water.
Checking Plant
soil Dry or
Not..
If the distance
between buds
decrease it
means need
water.
If the Plant on
Flowering
Stage it means
no need of
Water.
Factor Effect the Cotton
Production
There are the Following Factor effect the cotton production
 Low seed germination about 60%
 Oil inside the seed is heat-up and effect the germination
 ChemicalTreatment for Delinting effect the fertility of Seed
 Poor Quality of Pesticides, Herbicides and Fertillizers.
IMPACT OFWEEDS
WEEDS: Any plant out of its proper place is known as weeds
There are following Impact of weeds on crop
Host for insects and pests
Compete with crop forWater, Nutrient and Space
Increasing Labour Cost
Weeds release Allelochemicals From roots
WEEDS OF COTTON:
Itsit
 Swanki
Dheela
 Madhani Grass
 Hazaar Daani
Khabal
Insect Pest 0f Cotton
1) Army Bollworm
2) White Fly
3) Jassid
4) Pink Bollworm
5) American Bollworm
6) Aphid Mites
• Branches and cotton Blight
• Bacterial Leaf Blight
• Boll Rot
• Plant Wilt
• Root Rot
• CLCuV
Two-ThreeTimes picking per Season.
Picking Start From Sep-December.
Cotton picked by both manually or
Machanically.
• Usually Cotton yield Record is
1800-2200kg per acre in Pakistan
• Cotton Seed Contain About 35%
Oil Content and almost 35% protein
 COTTON PRODUCTION
 COTTON PRODUCTION

COTTON PRODUCTION

  • 5.
    Cotton Is asoft, Fluffy Fibre Staple That Grow in a boll around the seed of cotton plant under natural the cotton boll will tend to increase the dispersion of seed.
  • 6.
    Economic Importance of Use forFibre ( Use inTextile Industry) Use for cooking Oil( About 70% cooking oil Industry based on Cotton Seed Use forAnimal Feed cotton seed Cake( Khal Banola)
  • 7.
    ORIGIN AND SPECIES Cottonbelongs from species Gossypium and the Family Malvacaeae. This genus contain more than 20 species including wild and domesticVarieties. There are four major domestic speciesOf Cotton i. Gossypium Harisutum ii. Gossypium Barbedence iii. Gossypium Harbacium iv. Gossypium Arborium
  • 8.
    • America • China •India • Uzbekistan • Pakistan Cotton Is the Major Cash Crop. Pakistan is the 5th Largest producer of cotton inWorld.
  • 9.
    Cotton Production DependsOn Climate Cotton Production Depends on ClimateThat why divide areas which is Best for cotton and not best for cotton Core Zone Areas Non Core Zone Areas Following Areas are Best for cotton Production Following Area’s is not good for cotton Production DistrictVehari DistrictOkara District Rahimyar khan District Sahiwal District Multan District Pakpattan District Bhawalnagar District Faisalabad District Bhawalpur District kasoor
  • 10.
    Cotton Production Major StepInvolve in Cotton Production Soil Preparation Sowing of Seed Growth Stages Picking
  • 11.
    Soil Preparation Following Stepinvolve in Soil Preparation  Maintaining Soil Conditions  Tillage Practices  Fertilizer
  • 12.
    Soil Condition There arethe following Soil condition necessary for Cotton Crop • Soil should be loamy • Present proper Nutrient • No water loged soil • PH of soil from 5.5-6 and maximum range is 8.5
  • 13.
    oFirst step involvein seed bed preparation is the removing of stubles and residues of the previous crop . A rotawaiter is often usen For this purpose. oPlough the field with deep plough with Disc’s each time to make the soil Loose, Fine, Leveled For sake of Succesful Germination.
  • 14.
    Fertilizer• 2.5 Bagsof Nitrogen at time of Sowing. • 2-3 Bags Of urea at different stages. For Example Squaring,Flowering And Boll Formation Stages • Potassium and micronutrients( Boron) addes on base of soil analysis. ( Boron is very important For soil fertility).
  • 15.
    SPRAY’S In 100 LiterWater Use  Boric Acid 17% -300gm/acre  Zinc Sulphate33%- 250gm/acre  MgSO4 - 500g/Acre RecommendedTime For Spraying Morning or Evening is bestTime for Spraying Pesticides
  • 16.
    Seed selected forsowing is free of Cuts, Damage and Disease etc. FUZZY SEED NON-FUZZY SEED Ginned Seeds ChemicalTreated Seed  75% Germination (8kg/acre)  60% Germination (10kg/Acre) Fuzzy Seed Rate 100/kg  75% Germination (6kg/acre)  60% Germination (8kg/acre) Non-Fuzzy Seed Rate 180/kg
  • 17.
    Why Non-Fuzzy SeedIs Preffered Less Seed Used More Germination LessTime Required ForGermination Just One seed at one Place Suitable For Drill Sowing Dates (P)(P) Distance (R)(R) Distance Plant Population 1st to 30 April 12-15 Inch 27.6 Inch 14000-17500Plant/Acre 1st to 30 May 6-9Inch 27.6 Inch 23000-35000Plants/Acre
  • 18.
    Life Cycle OfCotton Plant Seed Seedling Small Plant Plant Flowering
  • 19.
    IRRAGATION Artifical application ofwater is known as Irrigation Line Sowing Bed Sowing Pre-Caution: In Case ofWheat Growing After cotton so the Last irrigation apply to cotton till 15 October. Water Scouting: Enter IntoThe FieldAnd Select 6 Plant Randomly forWater Requirement. . 30-35 days after Sowing Remaining irrigation within 12-15 days interval 3-4 Days after Sowing Remaining irrigation within 6-7 days interval 1st Plant 2nd Plant 3RD Plant 4th Plant 5th Plant 6th Plant Top Leaf wilt need water. If 1/3 of stem is red colour It means needed water. If stem tom Dry it mean need Water. Checking Plant soil Dry or Not.. If the distance between buds decrease it means need water. If the Plant on Flowering Stage it means no need of Water.
  • 20.
    Factor Effect theCotton Production There are the Following Factor effect the cotton production  Low seed germination about 60%  Oil inside the seed is heat-up and effect the germination  ChemicalTreatment for Delinting effect the fertility of Seed  Poor Quality of Pesticides, Herbicides and Fertillizers.
  • 21.
    IMPACT OFWEEDS WEEDS: Anyplant out of its proper place is known as weeds There are following Impact of weeds on crop Host for insects and pests Compete with crop forWater, Nutrient and Space Increasing Labour Cost Weeds release Allelochemicals From roots WEEDS OF COTTON: Itsit  Swanki Dheela  Madhani Grass  Hazaar Daani Khabal
  • 22.
    Insect Pest 0fCotton 1) Army Bollworm 2) White Fly 3) Jassid 4) Pink Bollworm 5) American Bollworm 6) Aphid Mites
  • 23.
    • Branches andcotton Blight • Bacterial Leaf Blight • Boll Rot • Plant Wilt • Root Rot • CLCuV
  • 24.
    Two-ThreeTimes picking perSeason. Picking Start From Sep-December. Cotton picked by both manually or Machanically.
  • 25.
    • Usually Cottonyield Record is 1800-2200kg per acre in Pakistan • Cotton Seed Contain About 35% Oil Content and almost 35% protein