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On October 31, a medicinal herb grower in Fengtang Township, Huaiyang District, Zhoukou, Henan Province, was robbed by more than 100 people while harvesting Atractylodes. Farmers sit on the ground and cry, unable to stop the villagers from picking up medicinal herbs. According to Ms. Wan, it was her aunt who sat on the ground and cried, she took out a loan to contract 100 acres of land to grow medicinal herbs, and she has been losing money for many years, and this year it has finally improved. However, during the harvest season, despite employing more than 20 people to guard the fields, it did not stop the villagers from coming to loot. Eventually, Ms. Wan called the police, who used a loudspeaker to shout and successfully disperse the looters.
Ms. Wan's aunt contracted 500 acres of land in Fengtang Township, Huaiyang District, Zhoukou City to plant Atractylodes. It was harvest time, but the looting behavior of nearby villagers was bothering her. Ms. Wan said that after the police arrived at the scene, they used loudspeakers to shout and successfully disperse the looting villagers.
This incident has raised concerns about the protection of farmers' rights and interests and the management of land resources. Growers not only put in hard work to grow medicinal herbs, but also bear huge economic pressure. However, some villagers have violated the rights and interests of farmers by looting, causing them huge losses.
In response to such incidents, all sectors of society have called for strengthening the protection of peasants' rights and interests and the management of land resources. The government should strengthen supervision and control of the agricultural sector, protect the legitimate rights and interests of growers, and at the same time strengthen the management and distribution of land resources to avoid disputes and conflicts caused by land contention.
The exposure of this incident also reminds people of the concern about rural development. The development of the rural economy is inseparable from the support of the government and the attention of the society, and only through reasonable policy support and resource allocation can the sustainable development of farmers and the prosperity of the rural economy be realized.
In short, the incident of more than 100 people looting medicinal herb growers has triggered thinking about the protection of farmers' rights and interests and the management of land resources. It is hoped that the government and all sectors of society can strengthen support and protection for farmers, provide them with a level playing field, and promote the healthy development of the rural economy.