The director of Golestan Agricultural Support Services Company said: 13,519 Golestan farmers benefited from the wheat contract cultivation plan and received the high-consumption nitrogen, phosphate, and potash fertilizers they needed.

Seyyed Samad Ziaei in a conversation with reporters on Monday evening stated: The implementation of the wheat contract cultivation plan as a successful and experienced model in other agricultural products has provided very suitable facilities and capacities for the parties to the contract, especially Golestani farmers, and led to the reduction of their concerns. has been

The director of Golestan Agricultural Support Services Company said: This company supported the implementation of this plan from the very beginning and provided subsidized fertilizers for it despite the financial and credit limits.

He continued: Statistics show that wheat contract cultivation this year as one of the programs of the Ministry of Agricultural Jihad on the level of 145 thousand 615 hectares of irrigated lands of the province has been prioritized and the Agricultural Support Services Company has performed well in providing chemical fertilizers needed by farmers in It has been cultivated.

Ziaei stated: According to the memorandum of understanding, the farmers who have entered into a contract with the government for wheat cultivation, it was possible to obtain fertilizer by referring to 127 brokers of this company in the province based on the contract inquiry in the monitoring system.

He said: According to the latest statistics announced on the fifth of Bahman of this year, the wheat contract cultivation plan has been implemented in the area of 147 thousand and 187 hectares of irrigated lands of the province, which was 27 thousand hectares last year. More than 101% of the announced program is completed.

The director of Golestan Agricultural Support Services Company stated: More than 13,519 farmers benefited from this plan and received the high-consumption nitrogen, phosphate, and potash fertilizers they needed.