Cotton: An Account of Its Culture in the Bombay Presidency, Prepared From Government Records And Other Authentic Sources, in Accordance With a Resolution of the Government of India
Cotton: An Account of Its Culture in the Bombay Presidency, Prepared From Government Records And Other Authentic Sources, in Accordance With a Resolution of the Government of India
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of seed sown ; very little cotton produced.
Nuftseerabad. — 60 lbs. of seed sown ; yield 2 maunds, or 160 lbs. of kuppas. * The land cultivated by Mr. Simpson as an experimental farm amounted to ^ Revenue Consultations, vol. li. 1850, pages 49 — 99.
« Returns, East India Cotton, 1857, pages 619— -627.
s Revenue Consultations, vol. Ixxiv. 1851, pages 13—15.
^ Returns, East India Cotton, 1857, page 1350.
'^ Revenue Consultations, vol. Ixxxii. 1851, pages 63 and 64.
Digitized by Google EXPERIMBNTA...L CULTURE IN KHANDEISH. 95 160 J beegahs of brown and red soil, and it was sown with New Orleans seed.
The crop was a good deal injured by insects. The produce was estimated at 23,336 lbs. of seed cotton or kuppas, or about 7,785 lbs. of clean cotton^ being a yield of 48 lbs. per beegah. Some native seed had been mixed with the exotic, which, being picked separately, amounted to 4,958 lbs. of kuppas. The cost of cultivating this farm was Rs. 1,380 11 8 The value of the crop gathered was estimated at „ 869 7 9 leaving a loss of Rs.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
of seed sown ; very little cotton produced.
Nuftseerabad. — 60 lbs. of seed sown ; yield 2 maunds, or 160 lbs. of kuppas. * The land cultivated by Mr. Simpson as an experimental farm amounted to ^ Revenue Consultations, vol. li. 1850, pages 49 — 99.
« Returns, East India Cotton, 1857, pages 619— -627.
s Revenue Consultations, vol. Ixxiv. 1851, pages 13—15.
^ Returns, East India Cotton, 1857, page 1350.
'^ Revenue Consultations, vol. Ixxxii. 1851, pages 63 and 64.
Digitized by Google EXPERIMBNTA...L CULTURE IN KHANDEISH. 95 160 J beegahs of brown and red soil, and it was sown with New Orleans seed.
The crop was a good deal injured by insects. The produce was estimated at 23,336 lbs. of seed cotton or kuppas, or about 7,785 lbs. of clean cotton^ being a yield of 48 lbs. per beegah. Some native seed had been mixed with the exotic, which, being picked separately, amounted to 4,958 lbs. of kuppas. The cost of cultivating this farm was Rs. 1,380 11 8 The value of the crop gathered was estimated at „ 869 7 9 leaving a loss of Rs.
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