Report by G. A. Gammie, Imperial Cotton Specialist, covering December 1907 to 1909 for the Imperial Department of Agriculture in India. It describes his tours of the Bombay, Madras, Punjab, Sind, Central Provinces, Bengal and Hyderabad cotton tracts, with notes on local varieties (Broach deshi, bani, jari, burhi, karkeli, Bourbon), seed purity and ginning, and Egyptian and Upland Georgian trials. It also covers seed distribution, sample identification and valuation, and a programme for 1909-10.