Spray with foliar fertilizers amino acid in cotton (Gossypium hirsutum L.) cultivation

Abstract

The study looks into how foliar amino acid fertilizers affect the growth parameters, yield, and economic feasibility of growing cotton (Gossypium hirsutum L.). The study, which was carried out in Thiva, Greece, used a randomized experimental design to compare three amino acid treatments (Nauta, Abyss, and Aquademayo) against a control group. With a good cost benefit ratio, the results showed that Nauta greatly outperformed other treatments in terms of boosting plant height, boll weight, and overall yield. According to the research, incorporating fertilizers containing amino acids into cotton growing could increase yield and financial gains while encouraging sustainable farming methods in the area.