The 50th Group strengthens the management of cotton fields in the seedling stage to ensure a high yield and harvest of cotton
Right now, it is a critical period for cotton cultivation, weeding, pipe management, and pest control. Employees of the 6th Company of the 50th Regiment are carrying out weeding operations in the cotton fields to ensure the steady growth of cotton.
Since the beginning of May, due to the high temperature, good soil moisture, and the application of the new technology of “dry sowing and wet sowing”, most of the cotton fields in the 50th Group have shown the gratifying sight of full seedlings being sown at once.
In order to achieve a bumper cotton harvest this year, the 50th Regiment took a number of measures to set off a craze for cotton field management. It ensured early arrangements and early start, and field management would follow up as soon as the seeds were planted. According to the growth situation of the entire cotton group, we use water and fertilizer management rationally, adopt a combination of promotion, control, and adjustment methods, adapt to local conditions, seedling management, and classification guidance, and timely drip water and fertilizer on weak seedlings to promote the transformation and upgrading of weak seedlings, using machinery and artificial Carry out chemical and artificial control to effectively control plant height and promote scientific growth of cotton. At the same time, we will strengthen cultivating and weeding, and highlight intensive farming to ensure that the fields are clean and the seedlings are uniform and strong.
The technical staff of the Agricultural Development Service Center of the regiment went deep into the fields to carry out insect investigation and monitoring, early detection, early prevention and control, and actively provided technical guidance and various services to the workers in the fields.
At present, the regiment’s 136,000 acres of cotton have achieved early seedlings, full seedlings, uniform seedlings, uniform seedlings, and strong seedlings, laying a solid foundation for a bumper cotton harvest this year.
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