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Indian cotton (1915)

International Federation of Master Cotton Spinners' and Manufacturers' Associations, Pearse, Arno Smith, 1872- · [Manchester] · leaf 126

An illustration from Indian cotton, 1915, leaf 126
ctice of growing cotton mixed with other cropsMixed is slowly giving way to pure cultivation. One of the Cultivation usual mixtures with cotton, in the United Provinces,Disappearing, and in many other parts of India, is cajanus indicus (pigeon pea). It is here grown in lines about 10 feetapart. It… … Sowing by hand. the high price of cotton, however, every available space is being devotedmore and more to the cultivation of cotton. Cotton in the Western Circle is largely grown as anIncrease in irrigation crop, and it is interesting to note that, owingNumber of to the introduction by the…

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