Qiemo County, Xinjiang: Strengthening cotton field management to help cotton farmers increase production and income
At present, 37,000 acres of cotton in Tatirang Town, Xinjiang has entered the late stage of boll-bearing. In order to ensure a bumper cotton harvest this year, the Agricultural (Animal Husbandry) Development Service Center of Tatirang Town organized technical personnel to go deep into the fields to guide cotton farmers. Do a good job in field management of cotton in the later stage.
“Your cotton is currently growing relatively normally. For cotton, we recommend applying some phosphorus and potassium fertilizers appropriately, and paying attention to the prevention and control of pests and diseases, such as red spider mites, cotton bollworms, cotton yellowing disease, etc.” Agriculture (Animal Husbandry) Development Ahemati Barati, a technician at the service center, is providing guidance in the field. Since the beginning of this year, the Tatirang Town Agriculture (Animal Husbandry) Development Service Center has organized technical personnel to regularly go into the fields to provide technical services to farmers at the critical stages of crop growth to help increase production and income.
Tan Biwen, a cotton farmer in Taitukule Village, said: “This year, I have planted 100 acres of cotton. Technical staff regularly go to the fields to provide technical guidance on how to apply fertilizer and how to control diseases and pests. This year, the overall growth of cotton is better than In previous years, there are an average of seven or eight peaches on each one, and I estimate the yield per mu is more than 450 kilograms.”
Sun Guodong, Secretary of the Party Committee of Tatirang Town, said: “Since this year, our town has established an agricultural science and technology service team to vigorously carry out the ‘Agricultural Science and Technology Talent Serving Rural Revitalization Action’ activity. Scientific and technological personnel give full play to their own advantages, regularly enter the livestock pens to teach technology, go deep into the fields to help increase income, provide scientific and technological services to the masses, help rural revitalization, and ensure stable and increased agricultural production and steady increase in farmers’ income.”
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