58,000 acres of Guliko Tunquan County enters the harvest season

Spring planting a grain of millet and 10,000 pieces of autumn. The 58,000 acres of Guliko in Tsuchiquan County ushered in the autumn harvest season. Farmers seized the harvest of clear weather, and the fields were busy.

On August 29th, walking into the valley land of planting professional cooperatives in Yanliang Agricultural Mechanization in Tunquan County.

"The cooperatives uniformly custody of more than 7,000 acres of Guzi this year, all of which are a variety. From August 29th, the sun -cutting machine work at the same time, and it is planned to be cut in about ten days." Gao Guoyan, manager of planting professional cooperatives, said.

This year is the villager Sun Shuchun handed the land to the 4th year of planting a valley in the form of custody in the form of custody. This year, a total of 360 acres of Guzi were custody.

"I have cooperated with Yanliang for 4 years. The current benefits are good. The output should be around 800 pounds per mu. The price is good this year. The net income per mu is about 900 yuan." The grower Sun Shuchun said happily.

In order to adjust the planting structure and help the villagers to further increase their income and become rich, Yanyi Agricultural Mechanized Planting Professional Cooperative in Tunquan County, with a concentrated land custody model, realized the large -scale land, intensive, mechanized and professional production, and increased the output of valley per mu production. benefit. The cooperative also adopts the "company+cooperative+farmer" model, which fundamentally solves the worries of the villagers' planting and sales, realized large -scale production and industrial operations, and allowed villagers to increase their income stably.

In recent years, Tunquan County has actively adjusted the structure of the agricultural industry, focused on market demand, encouraged farmers to develop characteristic crop planting, introduce high -quality valley varieties, and drive agricultural efficiency and farmers to increase their income.

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