In the country, cotton cultivation in North India is stable this year. But in other places in the country it seems that cultivation will reduce. In the last season, cotton was cultivated in 129 lakh hectares in the country. It is also estimated that this year this farming can be done up to 126.50 lakh hectares.
Last year or in 2022-23, cotton was cultivated in 42 lakh hectares in Maharashtra.
By the end of July 18 last year, cotton crop was planted in 38 lakh 78 thousand hectares in the state. Till July 18 this year, cotton has been sown in 38 lakh 33 thousand hectares in the state.
It is being seen that after a slight reduction in this, farming will be limited to 40 lakh hectares. Tree plantation figures keep coming. But the era of farming is over in Maharashtra and other areas. Sowing of dryland cotton has been done in the state till July 15.
In Telangana also, till the middle of July, planting has been done. 95% of cotton area in Telangana, Maharashtra, Karnataka is dry land. Irrigation is available only in five percent of the area. Late rains in Maharashtra have affected agriculture.
Most of the cotton cultivation in the state is done in Jalgaon district. This year, cotton cultivation was expected in five and a half lakh hectares in the district. But till July 15, this cultivation has been done in four lakh 45 thousand hectares. There are also indications that this year the planting will be less.
In North India, in Punjab, Haryana, Rajasthan, cultivation of cotton in maximum area has been completed in April itself. There has not been much decline in agriculture. There 95 percent area under cotton is under irrigation. There the cotton crop has become three months old.
It can be redeemed in the next few days. But the rains in the eastern part of there have affected the weather. About 55 per cent of the area under cotton in Gujarat and 50 per cent in Madhya Pradesh are under irrigation.
In the country, cotton cultivation in North India is stable this year. But in other places in the country it seems that cultivation will reduce. In the last season, cotton was cultivated in 129 lakh hectares in the country. It is also estimated that this year this farming can be done up to 126.50 lakh hectares.
In this, the cotton crop in North India has been hit by excessive rains. 40 to 45 percent damage to cotton crop in Punjab, Haryana. Last year or in 2022-23, cotton was cultivated in 42 lakh hectares in Maharashtra.
By the end of July 18 last year, cotton crop was planted in 38 lakh 78 thousand hectares in the state. Till July 18 this year, cotton has been sown in 38 lakh 33 thousand hectares in the state.
It is being seen that after a slight reduction in this, farming will be limited to 40 lakh hectares. Tree plantation figures keep coming. But the era of farming is over in Maharashtra and other areas. Sowing of dryland cotton has been done in the state till July 15.
In Telangana also, till the middle of July, planting has been done. 95% of cotton area in Telangana, Maharashtra, Karnataka is dry land. Irrigation is available only in five percent of the area. Late rains in Maharashtra have affected agriculture.
Most of the cotton cultivation in the state is done in Jalgaon district. This year, cotton cultivation was expected in five and a half lakh hectares in the district. But till July 15, this cultivation has been done in four lakh 45 thousand hectares. There are also indications that this year the planting will be less.
In North India, in Punjab, Haryana, Rajasthan, cultivation of cotton in maximum area has been completed in April itself. There has not been much decline in agriculture. There 95 percent area under cotton is under irrigation. There the cotton crop has become three months old.
It can be redeemed in the next few days. But the rains in the eastern part of there have affected the weather. About 55 per cent of the area under cotton in Gujarat and 50 per cent in Madhya Pradesh are under irrigation.
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