In what season was cotton harvested?

Cotton is an important textile raw material, and its harvest season varies with the climate, soil, planting methods and other factors in the planting area. Generally speaking, cotton begins sowing in spring, and after a period of growth, it enters the flowering and fruiting period. The cotton harvest season in the northern hemisphere is usually from August to 165438+ 10, while in the southern hemisphere it is from February to May. Specifically, in China, the main cotton producing areas include the Yellow River Basin, the Yangtze River Basin and Xinjiang. The harvesting time of cotton in these areas varies with latitude, and the planting and harvesting dates are stepped from south to north. In addition, according to different planting methods, cotton harvest may also be divided into early season, middle season and late season. For example, cotton cultivation in India is mainly concentrated in eastern Bangladesh, northern and central India. Cotton harvesting is generally carried out in June-July in early season, August-September in middle season and10-10 in late season. To sum up, the cotton harvest season is a relatively broad time period, and the specific time depends on many factors. For more accurate information, it is recommended to consult local agricultural experts or cotton growers.