Xinjiang Corps's Machine Picked Cotton Is Expected To Exceed 6 Million 300 Thousand Mu.

Recently,

The Symposium on improving cotton quality has revealed that this year's cotton planting area is 9 million 14 thousand mu, and the machine production mode is 7 million 380 thousand mu. It is estimated that the area of machine production is expected to reach 6 million 300 thousand mu, which exceeds 70% of the total cotton area and a record high.

At present, the Corps has owned

320 processing lines were cleaned up, 219 of which were cleaned and processed by machine picked cotton, and 1 million 535 thousand and 700 tons of lint were processed in 2013.

The large scale promotion of machine picked cotton has created conditions for the corps to scale management, pfer the labor force in the field, optimize the internal structure of agriculture, and promote the multiple income increase of workers.

To effectively alleviate manual picking

In recent years, the Corps has increased the intensity of mechanical cotton picking. After verification, an imported cotton picker harvested at a full load can reach 150 mu a day, which is equivalent to the daily workload of 700 skilled cotton pickers.

With the popularization and application of machine mining technology, the number of flower picking workers in the Corps has decreased from 600 thousand in 2008 to 200 thousand in 2014.

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According to the latest data from India Cotton Council, India's new flower planting area reached 184 million mu in 2014/15, an increase of 1500 mu compared with the same period last year, an increase of 55 million mu compared with last week.

At present, the sowing is basically over. The planting area in the new year is the largest since 2011/12, and it will also increase slightly in the next few days.

On the same day, the price of S-6 ginning factory was stable, at 40950 rupees /candy, 86.60 cents / pound, and Punjab J-34 fell slightly to 4340 rupees /maund, 87.40 cents / pound.

In Maharashtra, central prong and Karnataka, rainfall continued to dry in Gujarat and Northern China.