On december 30th, oka hirone, a journalist and correspondent zhao fei, wrote: "the papaya is ripe, the oatmeal is red, the ball is dead..." in the village of aymaq, in the village of gahambag, xinjiang, an agricultural hut, where a variety of southern-specific fruits have been tested and planted successfully, it is as if they were in the southern orchards。
In 2021, the xinjiang branch of the chinese academy of sciences set up a pilot project for the construction of agricultural efficiency-enhancing facilities in the garhampag commune of kazayu district in kazada district, to innovate the new model of industrial development “project lead + scientific guarantee + farmer participation + training support”. At present, the village of ayomac has built 32 intellectual huts, with radiation-driven 90 huts to promote advanced practical techniques, piloting the production of high-value-added fruits such as papayas, oats and ballows, which contribute to a collective annual income of 900,000 yuan。
The agricultural shed at ayomak village facility
In the agricultural shed of the aimaq village facility, the ready to mature dragon nuts
It is understood that in early 2023, the xinjiang branch of the chinese academy of sciences conducted a demonstration of high-value southern-specific fruit in the village of ayomak and invited experts to conduct field training for villagers to ensure the success of the special fruit test. Some of the villagers are now able to manage the specialty fruit shed。
Zhao fei, in the training course on building techniques
Zhao fei zhao
“we bring in new facilities and technologies for upgrading and planting, pest management, and new varieties to truly highlight the effects and benefits of growing large sheds, allowing farmers to become technologists and derive tangible benefits.” according to wang ping, doctor of plant nutrition, xinjiang institute of ecology and geography, chinese academy of sciences。
One of the beneficiaries of the specialty sheds is the technologist, aziz al-mamiti river, who is now teaching other villagers the techniques of planting, in addition to managing the specialty sheds. “now that our village is famous for growing vegetables and fruits, we are all growing through them. In the future, i will continue to learn advanced management and planting techniques in order to reap greater benefits from specialty fruits and vegetables.”
Today, the village of aymak has 122 facilities, using a combination of the introduction of entrepreneurship + people's self-growing + back-sheltering project, which expands the path of specialty industrial development, not only to increase the population's productivity and income, but also to guarantee the sustainable development of the village's collective economy, which is “accelerated by technology” on the road to rural renewal。
