In recent days, the first harvest season was observed at the forest-based cymbal cultivation base in buzom village, haute-chataka town. There was a busy landscape of the fields, where villagers were catching up with the weather, digging and dressing, and their faces were filled with the joy of harvest。
There are a total of 155 people in the village of buzon. In order to take full advantage of the wealth of local resources under the forest, to strengthen the collective economy of the village and to boost the income of the villagers, the village launched a wild sembling project in december 2024, with a total area of 200 acres. After almost a year of natural growth, the cynics have become popular and of excellent quality, and the harvest period has now entered its central phase。
Since the harvest began on 3 december, the base has accumulated about 110 bags of tungsten, with a total expected output of about 9,000 pounds. The villagers involved in the harvest are paid 260 yuan per day for their labour and have so far generated more than 28,000 yuan in labour income for the villagers, resulting in an increase in their employment at home。
It was informed that the purchase price for the project's output was approximately $13 per pound and that the front village “two committees” had procured the companies involved. In this case alone, it is expected that this year more than $140,000 will be generated for the collective economy of buzomura. The nma project has become a powerful force for the revival of rural industries in buzom village and the enhancement of the self-"blood-making" function of village-level organizations。
The successful implementation of the wma project has not only brought resources to buzong village under the forest, but has explored a sustainable path of ecological conservation and economic development that is mutually reinforcing, and has led directly to increased income for villagers through the “collective economy + farmers” model, which has boosted their motivation to participate in industrial development and breathed new life into the development of rural niche industries and mutual enrichment。
