Abstract
The purpose of this paper is to study the effect of rice rotated with cotton on the yield of rotated cotton with the vegetational data or observational data from remote sensing satellite. For such rotation and yield relationship, this observational study to the remote sensing image supplies the causal inference from the cotton sample data to the cotton population. These data should be collected as a random sample. The conclusion straight away is that the differences in the vegetation indices under rotation and continuous systems were associated with raising cotton yield. That is, the yield of the cotton rotated with rice is usually greater than the yield of the continuous cotton.
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