Abstract
This article analyzes the efficiency of Xinjiang intensive technology in cotton production. The study examines agrotechnical practices such as high plant density, drip irrigation under plastic mulch, and the use of mineral fertilizers and bioregulators, and their impact on yield. The results show that the application of this technology leads to savings in water, fuel, and labor resources, while ensuring high yields of 60–70 centners per hectare and above. Additionally, the technology promotes optimal plant growth and development.