Following liberalizing
economic reforms in the
late 1980s and early
1990s, India is now the
world's second fastest
growing economy, as well
as its second most
populous. Faster growth
is strengthening and
diversifying consumer
demand, and India is now
among the world's
leading importers of
cotton, vegetable oils
and pulses.
Despite a rich and
extensive agricultural
resource base and
burgeoning subsidy
outlays, farm sector
performance has remained
sluggish, creating
pressure for reform of
domestic agricultural
policies. It has been
difficult to achieve
consensus on the reform
agenda, but measures to
increase market
orientation, improve
marketing efficiency,
and strengthen
incentives for private
investment are likely to
be key goals.
Indian cotton use is
expanding due to rising
demand in India and
increased textile and
apparel exports
following the removal of
Multifiber Arrangement
quotas. Reforms to
policies that
discriminate against
large scale
manufacturing and use of
manmade fibers should
boost export
competitiveness and
demand growth. Raw
cotton exports have
increased recently, with
future growth dependent
on how much progress is
made in improving
domestic cotton yields
and quality
Cotton Varities and its
Specifications
COTTON
VAIETIES:
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J34SG
LRA-5166.
MECH-1.
HYBRID-4
SHANKAR-6.
SHANKAR-4.
MCU-5.
BUNNY/BRAHMA
DCH-32
SUVIN
COMBER.
J34 SG Pedigree A
selection from
non-descriptive hirsutum
mixtures. Re-selection
from Bikaneri Narma.
Duration It is sown in
the months of April/May
and the crop is ready
for picking by
October/December. Fibre
Properties
(a) 2.5% Span Length
:
24 to 26.5 mm
30/32" to 1-1/32"
(b) Micronaire
:
3.5 to 4.9
(c) Bundle Strength
:
(1) 1000 lbs./sq.inch
:
85 to 95
(2) 1/8" gauge- g/tex
:
19 to 21(ICC )
Comparable
Foregin Growth
U.S.Mot,Pakistan Afzal/1467
General Remarks J34 RG &
SG are grown in the
states of Punjab,
Haryana & Rajasthan and
total production per
annum is around of 2.6
million bales of each of
170 kgs.
LRA-5166.
Pedigree LRA 5166 is
derived from a three
variety cross involving
Laxmi Cotton.Reba B-50
from Central Africa and
AC-122. Duration It is
sown in the month of
June/July and the crop
is ready for picking by
December-january. Fibre
Properties
(a) 2.5% Span Length
:
25 to 27 mm
1-1/16"
(b) Micronaire
:
3.5 to 4.9
(c) Bundle Strength
:
(1) 1000 lbs./sq.inch
:
85 to 92
(2) 1/8" gauge- g/tex
:
19 to 21(ICC )
Comparable
Foregin Growth
U.S.Mot,Sudanese
Shambat,Pakistan Afzal/1467
General Remarks
Principally this variety
is grown in Maharashtra,
Madhya Pradesh, Andhra
Pradesh, Karnataka and
Tamilnadu. Total
production is 1.6
million tons.
MECH-1. Pedigree Intra
Hirsutum hybrid between
Female C-4 X Male C-549.
Duration It is sown in
the month of June/July
and the crop is ready
for picking by
November-January. Fibre
Properties
(a) 2.5% Span Length
:
25 to 27 mm
1-1/16"
(b) Micronaire
:
3.5 to 4.9
(c) Bundle Strength
:
(1) 1000 lbs./sq.inch
:
85 to 95
(2) 1/8" gauge- g/tex
:
20 to 22(ICC )
Comparable
Foregin Growth West
African,Brazilian,Tanzanian,Paraguan
and Argentine. General
Remarks This type of
cotton is mainly grown
in the states of Madhya
Pradesh and Maharashtra.
Quantity of yield per
year is about 1.7
million bales each of
170 kgs.
HYBRID-4
Pedigree Guj.67(G.hir.)
x American nectariless (G.hirs.)
Duration June/July to
November/February.It is
grown in the States of
Gujarat. Madhya Pradesh,
Maharashtra and Andhra
Pradesh under irrigated
and assured rainfall
conditions. Fibre
Properties
(a) 2.5% Span Length
:
27 to 30 mm
1-1/16"-1-3/16"
26 to 28 mm
1-1/32"-1-3/32"
(b) Micronaire
:
3.5 to 4.2mm
3.2 to 3.8mm
(c) Bundle Strength
:
(1) 1000 lbs./sq.inch
:
85 to 90
84 to 90
(2) 1/8" gauge- g/tex
:
19 to 23
18 to 22
(d) Spinning Counts
:
40s to 50s
34s to 44s
Comparable
Foregin Growth West
African,Brazilian,Tanzanian,Paraguan
and Argentine. General
Remarks It is generally
cultivated in well
drained black sandy loam
soil. This variety
matures about 5-6 weeks
early as compared to
other standard Gujarat
cottons. It has
continuous production of
flushes of flowers and
bolls. It is estimated
that production of
Hybrid-4 may be around
13 lakhs bales.(of 170
Kgs.)if the entire
country is taken into
consideration.Thus it
easily meets the
internal demand and
export needs as well.
Japanese technicians
have produced a fine
textured fabric of
gossamer quality from
this cotton. Innumerable
enquiries are being made
by European countries
and Japan for this
cotton variety.
SHANKAR-6. Pedigree
G.Dot.100(G.hirs.) X
G.Cot.10(G.hirs.)
Duration Sown in the
month of June-July and
is ready for picking in
November and may extend
upto February. Fibre
Properties
(a) 2.5% Span Length
:
27.5 to 29.5 mm
(b) Micronaire
:
3.5 to 4.9
(c) Bundle Strength
:
(1) 1000 lbs./sq.inch
:
85 to 96
(2) 1/8" gauge- g/tex
:
21 to 23(ICC )
Comparable
Foregin Growth U.S.Fibre
Max/Acala,W.African,Australian,Brazilian,Tanz
anian,Syrian. General
Remarks Shankar-6 is
cultivated in an area of
4.4million acres in the
state of Gujarat.
DSHANKAR-4 Pedigree
G.cot.100 (G.hir.) x
G.cot.10 (G.hir.)
Duration The crop is
generally sown in
themonth of June-July,the
first flowers appear in
60-75 days after sowing
and the bolls appear
within 190-210 days
after sowing.The crop is
ready for harvest by
November and may extend
upto February. Fibre
Properties
(a) 2.5% Span Length
:
28 to 30 mm
1-3/32" to 1-3/16"
(b) Micronaire
:
3.5 to 4.2
(c) Bundle Strength
:
(1) 1000 lbs./sq.inch
:
89 to 98
(2) 1/8" gauge- g/tex
:
21 to 23
Comparable
Foregin Growth
California Acala
SJV,Elpaso,Colombia
Acala, Australia LS80
General Remarks The
plant grows to a height
of 120-150 cms. It is
susceptible to bollworms
and mildly susceptible
to prodenia and mites.
This variety is
spreading fast on
account of its high
demand in the market.
Now it is the major
variety of cotton in the
whole of Gujarat and in
Maharashtra also in an
appreciable area
adjoining to Gujarat
this cotton is grown.
This hybrid cotton has
fibre characters similar
to that of Hybrid 4 and
is early by about 2
weeks. It is in great
demand by the textile
industry in India,
Europe and Japan
MCU-5
Pedigree Developed from
crosses involving Sea
Island,542,MCU1, MCU-2
and Gatooma. Duration It
is sown in the months of
midAugust to
mid-September and bolls
are ready for picking by
February and may go on
upto April. Fibre
Properties
(a) 2.5% Span Length
:
32 to 34 mm
1-3/32" to 1-3/16"
(b) Micronaire
:
3.2 to 3.7
(c) Bundle Strength
:
(1) 1000 lbs./sq.inch
:
90 to 100
(2) 1/8" gauge- g/tex
:
23 to 25(ICC)
19 to 21(ICC)
(d) Spinning Counts
:
50s to 60s
34s to 50s
Comparable
Foregin Growth
U.S.,Ultima RG,Egyptian
Giza 86/Giza 89,Sudanese
Barakat. General Remarks
This variety is grown in
the states of Andhra
Pradesh, Tamil Nadu,
Orissa and Maharashtra.
Total production is
about 5 lakh bales.
BUNNY/BRAHMA.
Pedigree A selection
from non-descriptive
hirsutum mixtures.
Re-selection from
Bikaneri Narma. Fibre
Properties
(a) 2.5% Span Length
:
29 to 32
mm(1-7/32")
(b) Micronaire
:
3.5 to 4.5
(c) 1/8" gauge- g/tex
:
22 to 24 (ICC )
Comparable
Foregin Growth UU.S. SJV/Acala,Egyptian
Giza 86/Giza 89,Sudanese
Barakat,Chinese 229.
General Remarks This
hybrid cotton was
developed by a private
company Naziveedu seeds
limited in A.P. under
brand name 'SUBEEJ'
successfully. It can
withstand extreme
climates like drought
and excess rains. This
is a new variety of
cotton grown in the
states of Maharashtra,
Andhra Pradesh,
Karanataka and Madhya
Pradesh with a total
annual production of 3.5
million bales. It is
suitable for counts upto
40s and for weaving
enduses as the yarn made
out of this variety
gives good strength.
DCH-32
Pedigree It is an
interspecific hybrid
developed by crossing DS
58 (G.hirsutum) X SB 425
YF(G.Barbadense).
Duration It is sown in
the month of July-August
and the crop is ready
for picking by January
to March. Fibre
Properties
(a) 2.5% Span Length
:
34 to 36 mm
32 to 34mm
(b) Micronaire
:
3.0 to 3.5
(c) Bundle Strength
:
(1) 1000 lbs./sq.inch
:
90 to 97
(2) 1/8" gauge- g/tex
:
24 to 29 (ICC)
19 to 21(ICC)
Comparable
Foregin Growth
U.S.Pima,Egyptian Giza
88/Giza 70, Sudanese
Barakat, Chinese 146,CIS
ELS,Australian
Pima,Israeli Pima.
General Remarks DCH-32
grows in the states of
Karnataka, Tamilnadu and
Madhya Pradesh.
Production of this
variety is 1.5 lakh
bales.
SUVIN
Pedigree A selection
from a cross between
Sujata and Sea Island
St.Vincent. Duration It
is sown in the month of
August-September and
comes to harvest by
February or March. Fibre
Properties
(a) 2.5% Span Length
:
35 to 39 mm
1-12/32" to 1-17/32"
(b) Micronaire
:
2.9 to 3.2
(c) Bundle Strength
:
114 to 122
(1) 1000 lbs./sq.inch
:
114 to 122
(2) 1/8" gauge- g/tex
:
30 to 32 (ICC)
(d) Spinning Counts
:
100s to 120s
Comparable
Foregin Growth Egyptian
Giza 45. General Remarks
Suvin is the most
superior cotton grown in
India and is comparable
to Egyptian Giza 45 and
Sudan VS cotton.It
easily spins 120s
count.The attractive
feature of this variety
is that its fibre
characters remain
uniform the first
picking to the last
picking.With the release
of Suvin,imports of
Egyptian Cottons were
completely done away
with.
COMBER
Fibre Properties
(a) 2.5% Span Length
:
15 to 19mm
18/32" to 24/32"
(b) Micronaire
:
2.8 to 3.1
(c) Bundle Strength
:
(1) 1000 lbs./sq.inch
:
53 to 57
(2) 1/8" gauge- g/tex
:
16 to 17(ICC )
(d) Spinning Counts
:
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