Predicting the quality improvement of white rice in the city of Soomehsara
The director of Jihad Keshavarzi of Soomehsara city said: it is predicted that this year we will see a quantitative and qualitative improvement of rice in Soomehsara.
Ahmad Padiab said: Soomehsara city has 28,000 hectares of paddy lands, and so far the first plowing of these lands has been done in 70%.
He added: Due to less rainfall than last year, the amount of the first plowing is a little behind the same period last year.
Padyab stated that on average, 75,000 tons of white rice is produced in the city of Soomehsara, most of which is of the Hashemi variety. Among farmers, we will see a quantitative and qualitative improvement in rice in this city.
He added: So far, 200 tons of Hashemi seeds have been distributed among paddy farmers and chemical fertilizers are also being distributed among farmers.
The director of Jihad Keshavarzi of Soomehsara city, stating that paddy fields are considered as valuable lands of this city that should be used for rice cultivation, continued: We will deal severely with any change of use and construction in paddy lands.
He said: Unfortunately, some of our compatriots are not paying attention to the protection of paddy fields to supply the rice needed by the country, and we are still witnessing an increase in the influx of people from other provinces to build second homes in this city.
Padyab pointed out: All our efforts are to think about increasing production and increasing farmers’ incomes, while most of our time is spent preventing the influx of compatriots to buy agricultural land, and we must raise national awareness and national determination to protect these lands. Form valuable for the production and food security of the country.
The director of the agricultural jihad in the city of Soomehsara pointed out that farmers should also be aware so that they do not sacrifice their immediate interests due to the rising cost of land.
He said that one of the ways to motivate farmers to sell their land is to increase the income of rural households, and the development of ancillary jobs, such as farming and increasing mechanization can be helpful in this regard.
Padiab added: In order to achieve the goals of increasing the income of farmers, I am thinking of expanding the monastery, which is also known as the city of silk.
He added that farming is one of the most lucrative and environmentally friendly occupations: This year, 16,000 free berry seedlings were distributed among farmers so that farmers can cultivate more than in previous years, and fortunately, the farmers are well received.
The director of Jihad Keshavarzi of Soomehsara city stated that mechanized rice production is another way to reduce the difficulty of rice production and the survival of rural people in their hometowns. Will have.