Research Article 
Partial Economic Analysis of Cotton for Water Saving and Potential Yield
F.C. Oad, A.A. Lakho, A. Soomro, N.L. Oad, G.Q. Chandio and Z.A. Abro
Journal of Applied Sciences, 2001, 1(3), 335-336.
Abstract
The field experiment was conducted for partial economic analysis to assess actual and potential seed cotton yields and water savings under 7, 14 and 21 days irrigation intervals. The satisfactory cotton yields appeared at 14-day irrigation interval. Thus, it is recommended that cotton crop should be irrigated with adequate application of water at the interval of 14 days which produces maximum yield and water saving. This saved water could be utilized for cultivating additional area or may be diverted to irrigate the land where scarcity and shortage of the water appears.
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