Qamishli – Majd al-Salem Tamer al-Alawi does not show any optimism about obtaining a rewarding return from his cotton crop planted on an area of five hectares planted in a village in the southern countryside of Qamishli, despite his wish for profit. Al-Alawi, 49, attributes his pessimism to the extremely high temperatures, the scarcity of fuel, and the great need for water for the cotton crop, which requires repeated irrigation that cannot be implemented in a timely manner, especially in the months of July and August, which is the ripening period of the cotton crop. Also, the high cost of fertilizers, which must be given to the crop in installments and appropriately with each irrigation, h
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