The kuanghui village in senghuang township, which is close to the target of the “billions of works” at the beginning of the three-year period, uses the typical village as an opportunity to develop, on the basis of local resource endowments, 20 acres of agricultural land in abandoned facilities, innovatively employing the “village economic corporation + technical team + order agriculture” development model, creating a 300-ton mushroom-growing base, generating an annual increase of approximately $700,000 for the village's collective economy, generating close employment for 120 farmers, and successfully exploring a new path of rural industrial revival and farmers' enrichment。
• explicit planning, scientific layout, promotion of industrial landings。
The plant of mushrooms in luanghui village is an elaborate plan of village groups based on in-depth research and scientific evidence. At the beginning of 2024, after an in-depth study of local resource endowments and market demand, the leaders of the “two committees” of luanghui village were keen to capture the vast prospects for the food industry. Herbs and mushrooms are not only of short-lived, high-yielding, but also of significant economic benefit as a diet of high nutritional value and high market demand. Following numerous communications and field visits with specialized technical staff, the village “two committees” decided to introduce a mushroom-growing project to accommodate 20 acres of abandoned agricultural land and build modern mushroom-growing bases. In order to ensure the smooth advancement of the project, the village group and the technical team have conducted numerous in-depth discussions on each of the details of the project. In accordance with local realities, village “two commission” cadres have developed detailed implementation programmes, identifying the stages and time points of project construction and charting specific development paths. In the course of the project's advancement, the officials of the town of samurai have been active in coordinating the resources of the various parties to resolve the problems of land transfer, financing and infrastructure development and ensure that the project is well advanced. At the end of august 2024, a total investment of about 6 million yuan in the production of 300 tons of mushrooms per year was officially completed and tested, giving fresh impetus to the industrial development of luminin village。
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Innovative models, co-benefits, industrial links。
Introduction of the “village-level economic companies + technical teams + orders” model. The village economic companies are responsible for the overall planning and integration of resources for the project; the technical team provides an integrated “production + management + marketing” service that not only provides technical support for professional farming, but also provides market development and personnel training to ensure efficient operation of the project from planting to marketing. This model fully exploits each other's strengths and addresses key issues such as “no seed, no control, no market”. Order farming ensures market stability. The project ensures open distribution channels for mushrooms by entering into long-term contract contracts with large wholesale markets for agricultural products and electrician platforms. This order farming model not only stabilizes market prices and reduces market risk, but also provides stable income security for growers. At the same time, the contract also identifies product quality standards, prompts growers to produce in strict accordance with standardized procedures and increases the market competitiveness of products。
Technology empowerment, green cultivation, and accelerated industrial upgrading。
I. Application of smart-growing facilities. The mushroom cultivation base is equipped with large mechanical equipment such as state-of-the-art shovels, boilers, blenders, and smart systems such as electric heating, ventilation and spraying, which achieve 24-hour monitoring and control, are able to accurately control the temperature and humidity required for mushroom growth and ensure optimal conditions for mushroom growth. The application of smart facilities not only improves production efficiency, but also reduces labour costs and improves the overall competitiveness of the industry. Ii. Introduction of green cycle production patterns. Recycled agricultural waste was achieved using abandoned cotton shells and sorghum sorghum as the main source. This green cycle production model reduces not only environmental pollution but also production costs. Waste cotton shells and sorghum straw are treated and become a high-quality culture matrix that provides rich nutrients for the growth of mushrooms and addresses the environmental problems associated with the random disposal of agricultural waste. At the same time, the waste culture matrix after planting can also be used for composting and further recycling of resources, reflecting the concept of green development. Iii. Focus on technology development and innovation. The shining village attaches great importance to the development and innovation of mushroom cultivation techniques and continuously improves the production and quality of mushrooms through the introduction of advanced planting techniques and good varieties in cooperation with universities and scientific institutions. The base is actively engaged in technical research, such as soil improvement and pest control, which provides solid technical safeguards for mushroom cultivation。
Industry leads, demonstration leads, “win-win” for village groups and villagers。
First, there has been a significant increase in collective economic income in villages. The mushroom-growing project has built 43 huts, yielding about 800 kg/100 m2/month, yielding about 600,000 kg/year, and increasing the collective economic income of villages by about 700,000 yuan per year. Secondly, village income channels have been broadened. The project provides 200 jobs and has led 120 people to close employment. Through their participation in mushroom cultivation, villagers not only earn considerable wages but also stable rental earnings through land flows. Iii. Process value added and market expansion. On the one hand, the introduction of advanced processing equipment and the development of deep-processed products such as mushroom cans and frozen dry products have increased their value added, while on the other hand, the expansion of marketing channels through cooperation with electric power companies has led to a wider market for mushroom products。
In the future, shining village of seng chau township will continue to pursue the concept of innovative development and continue to explore new models of industrial development so that the mushroom industry will become more obscurantized on the road to rural renewal。
