For the time being, the final city of yunnan province, which is home to the wa people's autonomous district, bancang village, is working in the middle of the old village, and the fruit tree is bearing fruit. Look away, a string of green, full of nuts full of grains is full of branches, and they are seen in the sun. These solid and full fruits are the “small golden fruit” that the elders have grown rich and sent a “signal” to the farmers for their harvest。
Australian nuts are full of branches。
In recent years, the band-aids have continued to develop modern and happy villages at the border, promoting the healthy and orderly development of the australian nut industry through organization, intensification and scaling up of the industry, setting up the australian nut industry as an important eco-industry, rich industry, and specialty industry. Small nuts have activated the booming industry, singing the country's “revital music”。
It is now the critical period of care for nut cultivation that agricultural technicians are patiently guiding the local nut growers in their field management in the orchards of the nut growers in the village where they work. The nut grower zhao chaiqiu from his old village said, “my home has 5 acres of 120, and i learned the technique of protecting the flowers with technicians to trim, weed and fertilize, and i believe that this year, with careful care, the nuts have a good harvest and a good price.”
The general secretary of the old village party, yang lin, looks at the mountain of “small gold fruits” and laughs: “we now have more than 4,700 acres of australian nuts growing in the old village, and this year is a good year, with 2300 acres of nuts entering productive life with an estimated value of $2. 5 million.” the harvest of nuts is in sight, and the farmers are worried about the market." our village has entered into acquisition cooperation agreements with enterprises at a rate higher than the market price of five cents, which are jointly acquired by the enterprises and effectively benefit growers in the old village of work, and no longer worry about the marketing of nuts.” yang lin said that with the security of the market, the population is now very motivated to grow, to work at the “doorway” and to have nuts at the “doorway”。
In addition, the ban townships continue to seize strategic opportunities and have sought extensive cooperation, gradually opening up large markets outside and within counties. A strategic agreement has been signed with a company that has entered into the company's chain distribution network to sustain the “small platform” covering the district's “small market” as a driving force for the “big gain”。
At the same time, the joint venture developed a series of non-agricultural products, aircraft meals, tourism companions, etc., along the lines of “a factory-led village, a village-driven and a village-wide win”, using the model of “government support + corporate management + cooperative operations + farmers' participation”, to promote the creation, development, production and marketing of industrial chains that are characteristic of integrated regions, and to allow the entry of the benelux nut and other agricultural specialty products into the “large market”。
Pan hongbin, director-general of the agricultural science and technology company ltd., stated that the company would accelerate growth, grow businesses and expand channels to boost farm incomes with the goal of long-term cooperation with the bancong。
“bangs will continue to extend technology support and technical services throughout the development of the nut industry, promoting efficiency gains in the nut industry, wiping out brand names and making farmers feel less sorry for their seeds and selling them.” the deputy secretary of the banyam party committee, the mayor of the village, said that the future would be a catalyst for further development of australian nuts around key links such as the layout of industrial chains, the transformation of resource chains, the creation of brand chains, and the extension of service chains. (phen xin)
