Growers Encourage to Cultivate BT Cotton
April 22, 2021
Agriculture experts had advised growers to prefer the cultivation of BT cotton varieties along with 10 percent area of non-BT cotton crops to save it
Agriculture experts had advised growers to prefer the cultivation of BT cotton varieties along with 10 percent area of non-BT cotton crops to save it
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Agriculture experts here advised the growers to prefer the cultivation of BT Cotton varieties along with a 10 percent area of non-BT cotton crops to
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