XPCC cotton quality index reaches “Double 29”
Establish a quality traceability system from planting to processing
The XPCC cotton quality index reached “Double 29”
A bale of cotton, which field it comes from and where it is finally sold, can all be known by scanning the QR code. During an interview with the Eighth Company of the Sixth Division’s Communist Youth League Farm on November 10, the reporter learned that this year the Corps has established a cotton quality traceability system, and there are rewards for “growing good cotton”, and many farmers have tasted the benefits.
Yuan Jiaqiang, an employee who had just sold new cotton, happily told reporters that the company signed a planting agreement with him at the beginning of the year, and all planting management was in accordance with the requirements of the cotton quality traceability system.
“Grown according to the requirements of the cotton quality traceability system, when the cotton is sold, the group farm will give quality rewards based on the market price. If the quality index of the cotton after public inspection reaches ‘double 29B’, an additional reward of 0.2 yuan per kilogram will be given .” Yuan Jiaqiang calculated an account for the reporter, “On the same area of land, planting varieties with long fibers will improve the quality of cotton, and the income of growers will also increase accordingly. Based on the average yield per mu of 483 kilograms, after deducting the cost, each The net profit per mu of land is 2,400 yuan.”
This year, the Corps focused on improving the quality of cotton production links, carried out cotton quality traceability pilot work in 21 regiment fields in 7 divisions, and adopted powerful measures such as strengthening field management and strengthening quality control during the harvest period to promote the “double improvement of cotton quality and output” “. Cotton fiber length and breaking ratio strength are important indicators for measuring cotton quality and determine the use value and economic value of cotton. According to public inspection data from the China Fiber Quality Monitoring Center, as of November 2, the average length of cotton fiber in the Corps reached 29.39 mm. , the average breaking ratio strength reaches 29.36cN/tex, and the quality index reaches “double 29”, reaching the high-quality cotton standard.
During the interview, the reporter found that all cotton bales at the Communist Youth League farm were labeled with QR codes, enabling quality traceability throughout the entire process from planting to processing. Guo Chao, head of the quality traceability platform of Junggar Cotton and Linen Co., Ltd. of Xinjiang Guoxing Group, said that with the establishment of the cotton quality traceability system, employees have become aware of “growing good cotton” because only high quality can obtain good prices.
Strengthening cotton quality management has become a conscious behavior of cotton processing enterprises. Cao Qingfeng, a staff member of the ginning factory of the Communist Youth League Branch of Xinjiang Junggar Cotton and Linen Co., Ltd., said that in order to ensure the quality of cotton, the company actively implements various institutional policies of the Corps, strengthens the implementation of quality main responsibilities, strengthens quality management of key processing links, and does not purchase excessive water, excessive Miscellaneous cotton allows employees to truly enjoy the dividends brought by high-quality cotton.
Tao Weiguo, deputy director of the Supervision Department of the XPCC Market Supervision Administration, said: “Promote standardized and standardized cotton production models, establish a cotton quality traceability system, and transmit the quality requirements of the terminal links to employees, so as to make the upstream and downstream industries more integrated. A close community of interests, thereby promoting the healthy development of the XPCC cotton industry.”
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