Gaotai County made early arrangements for deployment, raised funds through multiple channels, and actively did a good job in the reserve of seeds, pesticides, fertilizers and other agricultural materials to ensure the demand for post-holiday spring ploughing production.
In the past few days, the major agricultural dealers in Gaotai County have actively connected to the implementation of the supply, determined the reserve amount and variety structure, and ensured that the supply is sufficient, marketable and in place.
Wang Junfa, manager of Gaotai Branch of Gansu Agricultural Fertilizer Co., Ltd., said: "We have accumulated more than 8,000 tons of purchases, more than 1,600 tons of urea and more than 800 tons of diamines to the following dealers, and a batch of orders have not been shipped in place, and will be shipped in place one after another after years." ”
In the laneway supply and marketing cooperative agricultural materials distribution store reporter saw that the store reserves of various types of agricultural materials commodities are dazzling, and there are constantly masses to consult and order.
Li Yonghu, a villager in Dongwan Village, Laneway Town: "Look at the fertilizer, plant corn and vegetables in the spring, he also has a complete variety here, all kinds, very good." ”
This year, the county supply and marketing cooperatives combined with the sales information of previous years, strengthened market research, gave full play to the role of grass-roots agricultural material supply outlets, strictly controlled quality, and ensured that the supply of agricultural materials in the county was sufficient and the service was in place through the establishment of a centralized procurement and unified distribution as one of the marketing systems.
Li Jianwei, head of the grass-roots society of the county supply and marketing cooperative: "So far, the county has reserved more than 11,000 tons of various types of chemical fertilizers, more than 700 tons of agricultural film, more than 60 tons of seeds, and 80 tons of pesticides. ”
(Reporter: Wang Yamei)