At the moment, the harvest season of soybeans is taking place in the facilities shed in mitang village on the ambo street. The village, based on the local tomato-growing industry base, has been able to set aside the summer slots, introduce a year-to-year-old relay model of "tomato + bean" and fully utilize its land resources, continue to expand the farm's income path and increase the efficiency of rural niche industries。
The village of mitang is known as dalian's “town of tomatoes”, and there are now more than 870 tons of tomatoes grown throughout the village, with an annual output of 5,000 tons. The local tomato season runs from november to april each year, and after april, until july, the sheds remain idle and underutilized。
In order to maximize the value of the land and enhance the economic benefits of the sheds, the mitang village commissions are based on practical industrial practices and precise planning of planting structures, and have led growers in the district to open up a new “two-sum-a-year” model of efficient cultivation using the summer slots to plant beans。
It was described that the soybeans were growing with short and fast growth cycles, and that the harvest cycle could last until august, with significant productivity gains. At present, single sheds can produce about 4,000 kilograms of beans, with a single shed yielding nearly 15,000 yuan at the current market price of $4 per kilogram. More than 600 sheds have been completed throughout the village。
In order to ensure a steady harvest for the growers, mitang village has established a community service platform with a view to providing village residents with integrated technical guidance on quality bean varieties and full planting. At the same time, it has taken the initiative to open up wholesale markets and to facilitate distribution and distribution channels to address farmers ' concerns about growing and marketing。
Today, the “tomato + bean” relay model has effectively broken down the seasonal idleness of the shed, allowing idle huts to “live up”, rural industries to “boom up” and villagers to “drum up” to become a new, pragmatic and efficient way of boosting farmers' incomes, in addition to mitang village relay tomatoes。
