Kuqa: 1.644 million acres of cotton are growing well and have fully entered the budding stage
At present, cotton has fully entered the budding stage, which is also a critical period for field management of cotton fields. In the past few days, Xinjiang Kuqa Agricultural Technology Extension Station has actively organized agricultural experts to go deep into villages and towns and into the fields to help the farmers provide technical services and lay a solid foundation for increasing the income of cotton farmers this year.
In the high-standard cotton fields of Dunkuotan Town, Kuqa City, agricultural experts are conducting in-depth analysis on “the current growth and appearance of cotton” and discussing “technical key points of cotton bud stage management” and “technical measures for high-yield cotton cultivation in the next step”. The content is explained in detail.
Tan Qingxue is a large cotton grower in Dunkuotan Town. He told reporters that due to weather and technical reasons last year, the average yield per mu of his cotton fields was between 380 kilograms and 400 kilograms. According to the current growth situation, plus With scientific and meticulous field management, I am very confident that the cotton field yield will exceed 500 kilograms per mu.
In order to further help cotton farmers manage their fields, the Kuqa City Agriculture Department also specially invited Chen Hongzhang, a cotton expert who enjoys special government subsidies from the State Council, to the fields to provide face-to-face knowledge explanations and technical guidance.
Due to the suitable weather and in place technical management this year, the germination rate of cotton in Kuqa City’s 1.644 million acres this year has generally reached over 90%, and the growth is very gratifying. In the next step, the Kuqa City Agriculture Department will continue to organize agricultural technicians to go deep into the fields to help farmers produce scientifically, and regularly guide farmers to implement reasonable irrigation, scientific fertilizer distribution, and strengthen pest and disease control in field management.
AAA
Disclaimer:
Disclaimer: Some of the texts, pictures, audios, and videos of some articles published on this site are from the Internet and do not represent the views of this site. The copyrights belong to the original authors. If you find that the information reproduced on this website infringes upon your rights and interests, please contact us and we will change or delete it as soon as possible.
AA
