COTAAP Research Foundation is a Not for Profit body that works with Cotton farmers. COTAAP works towards helping farmers increase the productivity of their cotton crop and thereby positively impacting their livelihoods. India is the largest producer and second largest exporter and consumer of Cotton in the world. However India has one of the lowest per hectare farm yield and this where COTAAP’s efforts are targeted. COTAAP helps farmers by introducing them to advanced and new technologies in farming, creating a farmer network and giving them inputs and implements at nominal prices.
In addition to our work with Cotton farmers, we are also involved in Generic Cotton Promotion Program. Natural fibre cotton has some inherent advantages due to its unique fibre structure making it one of the most comfortable fibres to wear. Cotton is however losing market share to artificial fibres.
COTAAP runs generic cotton promotion programs to promote the unique benefits of Cotton. We run these programs on different platforms like, Social Media, Radio, Events (online and on ground etc.) and we are open to new ideas and initiatives for Cotton Promotion.
Watch our film to know about our work in Cotton Agronomics:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1jRIOw-JDCcM8uh845ySf8IfPS-jvXXNz/view?usp=share_link

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COTAAP works towards helping farmers increase the productivity of their cotton crop and thereby positively impacting their livelihoods. India is the largest producer and second largest exporter of Cotton in the world. However, India has one of the lowest per hectare farm yield and this where COTAAP’s efforts are targeted. COTAAP's objective is to empower farmers and improve productivity by offering modern & scientific agronomic practices, good quality seeds and knowledge partnering. COTAAP is a not for profit body that works towards creating a better livelihood for cotton farmers.
One of its primary objectives is to improve the productivity and lives of farmers by focusing on 3 key areas:-
1. Educating farmers about new technology and other developments in cotton
2. Facilitating their access to modern & scientific agronomic practices
3. Creating a farmer networking platform to foster learning and support