This year, awati county has been promoting the "dry-dry-wetting"Cotton cultivationTechnology. At present, in the midst of the busiest days of cotton farming, agricultural experts go into the fields to deliver technology, services, escorts for spring tillage and ensure increased harvests for cotton farmers。
On 15 april, agricultural technicians were looking at agricultural mechanical seedlings, coverings and seedings in the field head of the village of jonglei aiken, tri-river town, awati county, and carefully measuring the spacing of the plots already cultivated. “the use of the `dry-wetting' technique saves 240 cubic metres of water per acre of land”, said xinjiang, director-general of the agricultural office of the llc
The villagers of the village of saïrat, west of the town of river three, maugurang abritti, who planted 180 acres of cotton this year, was confident of the cotton harvest following the application of the “dry-dry-wetting” technique, which was directed by technicians on the ground. He said, “at present, cotton has a particularly good rate of seeding, and there is an intelligible technical knowledge of agriculture, and technicians are ready to guide us. Next year, i would like to expand the area under cotton cultivation, manage the field and achieve a productive harvest and further increase my income.”
It is understood that the application of the “dry-dry-wetting” technique, thanks to the improvement of saline land and the upgrading of seeding machines, has not only saved significant water resources, but has also changed the method of seeding the soil that was previously planted with the first and the second membrane to the first-to-repeated soil, and has increased the rate of seeding of cotton from around 80 per cent to over 90 per cent。
At present, spring tillage in awati district is advancing in an orderly and rapid manner. Awati county agricultural rural directorateAgricultural technology extensionThe director of the centre, wang, said: “this year, in the district of awati, plans are under way to promote `dry-wetting' cotton cultivation of 150,000 acres. We have now broadcast 120,000 acres, which is nearing completion. Next year, we will scale up the use of the `dry-dry-dry-wet-out' technology in accordance with the realities of the situation, while further scaling up service guidance to make the use of new technologies fully known to the cotton farmers and to lay a solid foundation for increased production and production.”
(communicator, maglane momen)
