Yanqi, Xinjiang: Cotton is growing well and a bumper harvest is expected
On September 15, facing the autumn sunshine, the author came to a group of cotton fields in Huerdong Village, Qixing Town, Yanqi County, Xinjiang, and saw white cotton blossoming in the sunshine. I couldn’t wait to poke my head out. The white ones were particularly conspicuous, as if it had stopped on the branches after a snowfall. Villager Yang Jianmin was checking the fruit setting of the cotton peaches. The author fixed this scene in the camera.
“I have planted 1,500 acres of cotton this year, using the ‘dry sowing and wet planting’ planting technology. Under the guidance of the county agricultural technician, I have done a good job in field management of cotton in the later stages of growth. I have successively completed watering, fertilization, disease and insect pest control. Prevention, control, topping and other work ensure the steady growth of cotton. All future cotton will be grown using machine-picked cotton, which saves costs. Now the seedlings are strong and strong, and the seed cotton output per mu is expected to be more than 350 kilograms. I am full of expectations for this year’s cotton harvest. .” said villager Yang Jianmin.
It is reported that Yanqi County has strengthened the refined and scientific management of cotton through the county and rural three-level scientific and technological forces, provided technical support for cotton farmers, and guided cotton farmers to do a good job in water and fertilizer management and pest and disease control in cotton fields to ensure a bumper cotton harvest this year.
Mamutjiang Aimaierjiang, Deputy Secretary of the Party Committee and Mayor of Qixing Town, Yanqi County, said: “This year, we planted a total of 3852.97 acres of cotton. By selecting high-quality varieties and adopting supporting cultivation management, we promoted high efficiency and water conservation. With drip irrigation, ‘dry sowing and wet-out’ planting technology and machine-picked cotton planting mode, the town’s cotton is currently growing well, and the fertility and boll-setting conditions have been greatly improved compared to 2021.”
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