What Are The Questions About The Second Batches Of Cotton Target Price Subsidies To Cash The Cotton Farmers In Xinjiang?

The first batch since last December

After paying the cotton farmers, the second batch of subsidies was also allocated to the farmers after the Spring Festival.

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The subsidy will be paid in full until March 20, 2016.

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What is the current situation of Xinjiang's target price subsidies? What are the doubts of cotton farmers?

It is understood that as of March 22nd, some cotton farmers in Xinjiang autonomous region have already received second batches of cotton subsidies. The total amount of the sales volume is 1.99 yuan / kg, and the special cotton is 2.58 yuan / kg.

Now, cotton farmers in southern Xinjiang have begun to return the agricultural funds owed by credit last year with subsidies, and some cotton farmers have failed or lost data when reporting cotton production data, resulting in delayed payment of the second batch of subsidies, and some cotton farmers failed to receive subsidies.

At present, the second batch of subsidies is being carried out in an orderly way.

In accordance with the Xinjiang cotton target price subsidy rules 2015, four prefectures in the southern Xinjiang will receive part of the subsidy of 10% of the total area in addition to 90% of the output subsidies, with the area subsidy amounting to 141.75 yuan / mu.

Which farmers are eligible to receive part of the subsidy? A farmer in Wensu County of Akesu said that they were most concerned when they could receive second subsidies and whether they were entitled to partial subsidies.

It is understood that Xinjiang cotton planting units and individuals mainly include: basic farmers and local state-owned farms, judicial farms, army farms, non-agricultural companies, large household and other forms of ownership of cotton producers, while the area of partial subsidies only for the southern Xinjiang four basic state farmers.

A cotton expert in southern Xinjiang said: "according to our own experience, the so-called basic farmers may refer to those who belong to the rural collective land or contract the other villagers to discard the seeds of the rural collective land, but other types of cotton planting individuals and units should not belong to the category of basic farmers".

At present, the spring sowing work will be opened soon. The second batch of subsidies will be paid to cotton growers in time. This will provide a more solid backing for its cotton planting activities this year, and will lay a solid foundation for this year's cotton production.