Um I'm pretty sure that cotton takes a lot of nutrients from the soil without putting any back in so over a long period of time only growing cotton in a field the soil will be lacking in many nutrients.
Cotton is not bad for the environment. It is an agricultural product and completely biodegradable if nothing is added to it. It is a versatile part of many fabrics. It can be coloured and woven. It can even be used as cotton batting which is basically cleaned raw cotton fibre. It is used as a cushioning layer inside plaster casts. Cotton clothing wicks away moisture (sweat) and is very comfortable in exercise and sports clothing. After its life as a shirt or pants, it can still see service as a rag. Very few people are allergic to cotton.
Cotton is not bad for the environment. It is an agricultural product and completely biodegradable if nothing is added to it. It is a versatile part of many fabrics. It can be coloured and woven. It can even be used as cotton batting which is basically cleaned raw cotton fibre. It is used as a cushioning layer inside plaster casts. Cotton clothing wicks away moisture (sweat) and is very comfortable in exercise and sports clothing. After its life as a shirt or pants, it can still see service as a rag. Very few people are allergic to cotton.
The Cotton requires mass amounts of nutrients and sucks it from the soil, which is why farmers usually use crop rotation when producing cotton
Cotton is not harmful to the Earth, atlhough doubtlessly there are some farming practices used by some cotton farmers that are.
it isnt
Incorrect or poorly done plowing can lead to soil erosion, soil compaction, poor seedling emergence and just plain lower yields.
The soil of grassland is good for farming because the soil is very rich.
black soil is called an cotton soil because cotton is a well grown crop on the blacksoil which grows very well
Terrace farming minimizes soil erosion.
Yes. No-till farming and contour farming are two examples of preventing soil erosion.
The Cotton requires mass amounts of nutrients and sucks it from the soil, which is why farmers usually use crop rotation when producing cotton
Cotton plants require masive amounts of nutrients and they suck all the nutrients from the soil, what has been done to keep the soil useful is cotton farmers have begun crop rotating.
Cotton farming was difficult because it wore out the soil
crop rotation solor soil disinfection soil fumigation adding of green compost green manure
In the South because the soil in the South was very fertile and good for planting crops such as cotton.
# crop rotation # solar soil disinfection # soil fumigation # adding compost # green manure
Incorrect or poorly done plowing can lead to soil erosion, soil compaction, poor seedling emergence and just plain lower yields.
The only resources found are soil. Cotton can be produced though from a special certain soil found only in some parts of the plateau. Most of it is too dry for farming.
Cotton gins wore out the soil.
The soil of grassland is good for farming because the soil is very rich.
black soil is called an cotton soil because cotton is a well grown crop on the blacksoil which grows very well
The soil is good for farming because it is fertile