CCRI Advises Cotton Growers on Heat Stress Management

MULTAN — The Central Cotton Research Institute (CCRI) in Multan has issued an advisory for cotton growers across Pakistan. They suggest adopting integrated crop management practices to combat severe heat stress affecting cotton plants.

Guidance for Cotton Growers

Entering the crucial stages of flowering and boll formation, cotton plants are particularly vulnerable to damage. Implementing proper management practices is essential during these periods to safeguard crops.

Risks of Prolonged Heat

Ms. Sabahat Hussain, Director of CCRI, emphasized the increased threat posed by extended hot and dry conditions. Such weather can significantly impact the development of flowers and bolls.

Recommended Protection Measures

Ms. Hussain advised farmers to maintain vigilance and follow the recommended practices diligently. Adhering to these steps is crucial to preserve crop health and ensure yields despite challenging weather.

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