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When it comes to the fibre crop; cotton takes the first position. It is also the most prominent cash crop of India (Mandal et al., 2005). India ranks first in the world having an area of 105 lakh ha with the cotton production of 351 lakh bales and productivity of 568 kg lint per ha. Maharashtra is the leading cotton-growing state in India having 38.06 lakh ha area under cotton cultivation which is one-third of countries area under cotton cultivation with the production of 89 lakh bales. The productivity of cotton in Maharashtra is 398 kg lint per ha (Anonymous, 2016). An important cotton-growing zone in Maharashtra is Vidarbha. However; being a rainfed cotton growing zone; the area often faces problem due to erratic rainfall; imbalanced fertilizer use and low adoption of improved techniques while ultimately results deteriorating soil health thus limiting yield potential (Blaise et al., 2005a).

Influence of Sulphur, Zinc and Organic Inorganic Assorted Customized Fertilizer on Yield and Quality of Cotton under Rainfed Vertisols