Jiangxi daily
In the village of sengxia, the town of toshio, deep in a remote and isolated mountain, the people of this town had been working on the gravel mountain before planting the high-yielding oil tea, and their ancestors had lived in misery. In order to change the face of poverty and backwardness and to expand employment and pro-poor paths, the town has vigorously developed a green eco-economy, leading the village to grow high-yield oil tea. Although the town has been replaced by another, one after another, the development of the oil and tea industry has been more intense than the other, and has led to the planting of oil and tea in the surrounding villages of the invisible creek, the temple and heaven. As a result of the high production and quality of tea in the area, poor mountain people, led by the market, have gradually grown from high-yielding tea to a sapling of oil, attracting farmers from zhejiang, hunan and fujian to purchase it. More than 700 acres of oil and tea are grown in the first three villages of the temple, at an average cost of more than $20,000 per acre per year。
The villagers in the area were seen rich by marrying their tea saplings, and villagers from more than 10 villages around the town came to teach their teachers. “there are currently 600 acres a year and 750 acres a year, totalling 1350 acres, throughout the town. On average, more than 100,000 seedlings per acre are planted, the first year they are inoculated, the following year they are torn up and sold, with a life rate of 80 per cent and a return rate of around $1. 3 per unit. White earth sells oil and tea seedlings alone, with a value of more than 100 million in two years.” the head of the town's three-farm office zhou quanquan。
Cultivation of oil and tea seedlings not only promotes agricultural efficiency, but also boosts farmers ' incomes, in particular by accelerating poverty eradication. The village of paradise is a helping village of the “five sames” (with the people, living with them, working with them, studying with them, and working with them) in the qishan ecoforestry, which, for three consecutive years since 2017, has been led by its director to provide technical guidance to the “five sames” cadres in order to reach the villagers, and today 9 of the 11 poor households in the village are living in poverty through the oil and tea industry. It is known that more than 130 of the 365 poor households in the town are dependent on the oil and tea industry. Yuan fangquin
