The "three summers" make farmers look forward to less.

I went to the countryside at the weekend and raised the topic of "three summers" with the villagers. They talked about the growth of wheat, discussed production expenditure, and calculated the income they were going to get, but the most talked about was the expectation of "three summers".

First of all, they look forward to the timely service of agricultural machinery. Now agricultural machinery, especially combine harvesters play an important role in the "three summers", but in previous years there are often things that are in urgent need of harvesting but can not find machinery, especially when the weather is bad, so it is hoped that the relevant departments will dispatch all kinds of harvesting machinery. I hope that agricultural machinery parts will be sent to the countryside to avoid the failure of agricultural machinery in operation. We also hope to rectify the order of the "three summers" and crack down on illegal acts of blackmailing non-local agricultural machinery drivers and driving up the price of wheat harvest.

Secondly, they hope that agricultural materials services and agricultural technology promotion can keep up in time. It is hoped that agricultural materials departments will strengthen the purchase and sale of agricultural materials such as chemical fertilizers, seeds, and pesticides to meet the needs of farmers; hope to increase the investigation and handling of fake and shoddy agricultural materials; especially hope that departments such as industry and commerce and quality supervision will go to the countryside to help farmers identify genuine agricultural materials; it is also hoped that while popularizing the cultivation of fine varieties, the relevant departments will actively promote new agricultural machinery and tools and do a good job in agro-technical knowledge training.

With regard to services, first, they hope to set up support teams to help some old, weak, sick and disabled families who lack labor because young people go out to work, and second, they hope to provide timely weather conditions and tell them to arrange farm work according to the weather conditions. to avoid unnecessary losses caused by weather changes.

When I came back from the village, I couldn't help thinking deeply. First of all, these "expectations" of the peasants reflect their trust in the party, the government and cadres at all levels. The core of the peasants'"hope" is to hope that the cadres will connect with them heart to heart, that the cadres will continue to serve them, and that grass-roots cadres and scientific and technological personnel will go deep into the fields and enter the hearts of the masses for the purpose of service. help them come up with ideas, think of ways, send technology, send information, help solve the practical problems encountered in the production of the "three summers", and be a good guide and backer for them to develop their economy and work hard to become well-off.

In addition, these "expectations" of the peasants precisely reflect the new requirements of the peasant masses for cadres at all levels, and reflect that there are still some urgent and difficult things among the peasant masses that need to be solved, and some heartfelt words need to be confided. there are also places where cadres need to send care and warmth to the party and government. To put it bluntly, some of the peasants'"hopes" are new problems that have emerged in recent years, but some belong to "long hopes" and "old hopes", and they may even have been "empty hopes" in some places. It can be imagined that if all cadres can put themselves in their shoes to understand the peasants' hardships, formulate and implement feasible measures in a timely manner, and help them solve the problems they are facing, will they still "look forward to" and "hope" and "hope"?

We should make efforts to make farmers "look forward" less, and even more hope that through efforts, farmers will no longer have "hopes."