The XPCC’s 12 million acres of cotton harvested another bumper harvest, and the cotton harvest in Cotton Planter City has basically ended
Entering November, large areas of cotton fields in various reclamation areas of the Corps have shed their snow-white “coats”. Cotton harvesting in various cotton growers and cities has basically ended, and cotton has had another bumper harvest.
Huge cotton bales were scattered in the cotton fields of the 19th Company of the 125th Regiment of the 7th Division. Ma Xiulan, an employee, happily waited for the vehicles to arrive to transport new cotton. This year, the yield per unit area of the 170 acres of cotton she planted was close to 530 kilograms, the highest yield in recent years. Huyanghe City of the Seventh Division has a cotton planting area of more than 1.8 million acres this year. In order to increase cotton production, the city has vigorously carried out activities to create 10,000-acre cotton demonstration areas and 1,000-acre demonstration fields. More than 160 agricultural technicians have gone to the front line to guide and help growers. Select high-quality varieties and promote the use of technologies such as precision sowing and integrated water and fertilizer. According to measured production, the total seed cotton production in Huyanghe City of the Seventh Division is expected to exceed 900,000 tons this year, and the yield per unit area is about 9% higher than last year.
This year, the XPCC strives to promote the high-quality development of the cotton industry, with the cotton planting area reaching 12.68 million acres. By improving institutional measures, selecting the best from the best in variety selection, and comprehensively promoting the “one group, one product, one main and two auxiliary” seed use model, the cotton variety structure has been further optimized. Agricultural technicians and members of the company’s “two committees” were divided into responsibilities, designated areas, and full follow-up services for spring planting, summer management, and autumn harvest. The scientific planting level of employees was continuously improved, and the yield of seed cotton per unit area in the main cotton planting areas in northern Xinjiang increased.
The Corps has also stepped up efforts to standardize cotton picking machines. A total of 3,300 cotton picking machines have been deployed in various cotton planting divisions and cities, an increase of nearly 700 units compared with last year, and the harvesting rate and harvesting quality have been further improved. At present, more than 200 cotton processing factories in the Corps are opening scales for purchase, cotton inspectors and cotton quality inspectors are all in place, and cotton sales are proceeding steadily.
This year, 750,000 acres of cotton in Shuanghe City of the Fifth Division will have a good harvest, with a total output of 330,000 tons of seed cotton expected. The relevant person in charge of the Shuanghe Municipal Agricultural and Rural Affairs Bureau of the Fifth Division said that this year the city’s cotton “one main and two auxiliary” seeding model coverage rate reached 93%, laying a solid foundation for high cotton yields, with the highest seed cotton yield exceeding 610 kilograms.
“Focusing on improving the level of cotton industrialization, the city has fully implemented the ‘party branch + cooperative + employee’ planting and management model.” Lu Yibo, director of the Shuanghe City Juneng Agricultural Planting Professional Cooperative, said that this year, 365 members planted cotton Compared with last year, the average yield per mu increased by more than 50 kilograms.
The 144th Regiment of the Eighth Division of the Cotton Planting Group has given full play to its technical advantages and is expected to produce a total of 165,000 tons of seed cotton, with a unit yield of 519 kilograms, a significant increase from last year.
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