□ Shi Rukuan Dai Yuliang reported that in Beiguo Village, Shouguang Holy City Street, villagers were transporting the loofahs they had just picked out of the greenhouse.
□ Reporter Dai Yuliang shi rukuan
On the morning of March 10, in the northwest river village of Yingli Town, Shouguang City, Ding Jinsheng, a major grain grower, drove in the wheat field with a fertilizer spreader. After a while, a whole bag of fertilizer into the fertilizer spreader was evenly injected into the ground. "When the soil is fertilized, the wheat grows vigorously." I planted 150 acres of land, and after making a convenience call, the agricultural supermarket distributed the fertilizer I needed to the ground. Now, you don't have to go out of the village to use the agricultural materials you need. Ding Jinsheng said.
After the agricultural materials needed by Wang Xizhi, a villager in Zhoujiazhuangzi Village, Yingli Town, were delivered to the village entrance, the village cadres disinfected the delivery vehicles at the first time and arranged for special personnel to carry the fertilizer on the car to Wang Xizhi's car. "The village cadres have thought it through, and they have not missed the agricultural time in epidemic prevention." Wang Xizhi said.
Nowadays, it is a special period for epidemic prevention and control, and it is also an important time for spring ploughing and preparation. In the Shouguang fields, farmers are ploughing the soil, spreading fertilizer and pulling out weeds. In order not to miss the agricultural time and ensure the farmers' demand for agricultural materials, Yingli Town has opened up the circulation link between "agricultural materials supermarkets, cooperatives and farmers" by setting up convenient service telephones, field distribution, cooperative statistical needs, and staggered collection.
Since the outbreak of the epidemic, Shouguang has sent policies, information, technology, etc. to the field to solve the difficulties and problems encountered by farmers in a timely manner.
On the afternoon of March 7, in the farmland of Mazhuang Village in Taitou Town, Li Duogong led workers to lay black drip irrigation belts on the wet and soft land, tie down steel bars to make arched brackets, and lay a transparent film. "I have more than 140 acres of land, some of which grow broccoli and the rest of which grow coriander." Li Duogong said.
It is understood that if it were not for the delay of the epidemic and the impact of rain and snow weather, Li Duogong's part of the land would have been planted long ago. Li Duogong, a native of Litun Village, Hualong Town, rented the land at 700 yuan per mu in Mazhuang before the Spring Festival and ploughed it. Counting the cost of labor, fertilizer, steel reinforcement, seeds, films, etc., the investment in 1 mu of land is about 2500 yuan.
"I grow vegetables all year round, and I also have customers who cooperate all year round, grow good vegetables, and sales are still very sure." Li Duogong said.
At present, it is a critical period of agricultural production, and the loofah greenhouse of Zhang Shuting, a vegetable farmer in Beiguo Village, a street in the holy city, is full of spring. Since February 28, Zhang Shuting's loofah has been on the market. Over the past few days, Zhang Shuting and his wife have been strictly implementing epidemic prevention measures while picking and loading baskets when they grabbed farmers. Zhang Shuting said that compared with previous years, the price of loofah this year is not bad, just started to sell 5.2 yuan per kilogram, these days Shouguang Agricultural Products Logistics Park purchase price can reach 6.2 yuan per kilogram.
"Our village has set up a vegetable farmer information group, as long as the vegetable farmers have a demand for agricultural materials, speak in the group, they can be purchased from the 26 suppliers designated by the municipal government and sent directly to the village for distribution." Zhang Shuzeng, secretary of the party branch in Beiguo Village, said.
According to reports, there are 62 vegetable markets and cooperatives in the streets of the holy city, because the northern greenhouses are in the stubble change period, the 33 vegetable markets and cooperatives that are currently operating are concentrated in the south, and the vegetables on the market are mainly eggplant, cucumbers and loofahs, with a daily sales volume of about 90 tons.
Hualong Town, known as "China's first carrot town", is now a busy spring scene. In the fields and greenhouses, the villagers are turning the soil, planting seedlings, watering, fertilizing, and planting seedlings.
In Wuben Village, Hualong Town, carrot grower Zheng Jintang is winding the greenhouse, and three managers wearing masks are picking carrot seedlings. "Carrots are semi-hardy vegetables. Every day in the shed, first of all, according to the weather conditions, open a crack in the greenhouse, let the wind out, reduce the temperature and humidity in the shed, and control the growth of carrots and cherry blossoms. Carrots grown like this are big and sweet. Zheng Jintang said.
Zheng Baozhi, a village cadre in Wuben Village, said: "Most of the carrots in our village are planted in the arch shed, usually sown in the middle and late waxing months, and harvested in May of the following year. According to the price of previous years, carrots from 1 mu of land can be sold for about 10,000 yuan. A greenhouse covers an area of 4 acres, and some have four or five greenhouses. After the carrots are produced in May, and then planted with cucumbers, bell peppers, etc., the annual income is very impressive. ”
"Although agricultural affairs do not wait for people, the prevention and control of the epidemic cannot be neglected." Wang Fuyou, secretary of the party branch of Beichaidong Village in Hualong Town, said, "Our village has implemented a system of scanning codes and measuring temperature in and out, and villagers can scan codes with mobile phones to register before they can go to the greenhouses to work." ”