At present, the harvest of more than 1.4 million acres of cotton in Awati County, Xinjiang is coming to an end, and cotton processing companies are working at full capacity to purchase and process new cotton in an orderly manner.
On November 16, the reporter saw in the cotton processing workshop of Tianyun Cotton Co., Ltd. in Awati County that machines were roaring, various ginning equipment were busy working, and the ginning field was working The personnel are busy inspecting fibers, weighing, and unloading flowers at the site. All aspects are in an orderly manner, creating a fiery labor scene.
Pang Hao, chairman of Awati County Tianyun Cotton Industry Co., Ltd., said: “We purchase about 500 to 600 tons of seed cotton every day, and can guarantee the production of about 130 tons of lint cotton every day. Our lint cotton is mainly It is sold to Shandong, Anhui and other places. It is expected that the processing of seed cotton will be basically completed by the end of February next year.”
Since the beginning of cotton harvesting, in order to ensure that the planted cotton can be realized as soon as possible, it has really fallen to the common people. In the pocket, the Awati County Party Committee and the government attach great importance to it. While continuing to do a good job in safety production, they strictly control the safety and quality of all aspects of cotton acquisition and processing, constantly speed up the harvest and processing progress, and ensure the county’s seed cotton acquisition and lint processing. Goes smoothly.
“With the strong support of the county party committee and the government, our factory’s lint quality indicators have been greatly improved this year, and sales in the market have been very smooth.” Awati County Tianyun Cotton Industry Pang Hao, chairman of the company, said: “We will strictly abide by the ‘one trial, five determinations’ requirements for seed cotton inspection. The entire process will be open, transparent, fair and equitable, and provide procurement services for the majority of cotton farmers. We will resolutely put an end to the phenomenon of IOUs and pay in cash.” To effectively safeguard and protect the vital interests of cotton farmers.”
It is understood that this year, Awati County lint cotton will be sold online at the national designated cotton inspection warehouse. At present, cotton processing work in the county is proceeding in an orderly manner. It is expected that the acquisition will be completed by the end of December and the processing will be basically completed by the end of February.
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