To revitalize the countryside, industry is fundamental. In recent years, Tielong Village, Shizhu Town, Yaozhou District, based on local conditions, has made precise plans to vigorously develop the cultivation of Chinese medicinal materials, strengthen the collective economy of the village, and help rural revitalization.
The spring ploughing season is the critical period for the planting of Chinese medicinal materials, and in the past two days, Tielong Village organized villagers to plant this year's new varieties of Chinese herbal medicine aster. At the planting site, rows of ridges are neatly aligned, the villagers partner in pairs, the division of labor is clear, one person opens the ditch, one sows, hoes the ditch opens, hands start the seedlings, skillful actions and tacit cooperation in the field presents a busy and orderly labor scene.
Tao Shunmei, a villager in Tielong Village, Shizhu Town, said: "I can work in our traditional Chinese medicine factory in Tielong Village for more than four months a year, more than 100 yuan a day, and I can take care of a meal at noon, which is also very close to home. ”
In recent years, Tielong Village has actively changed its industrial development ideas, transferred more than 1,550 acres of villagers' land for centralized management, and introduced a number of Chinese herbal medicine enterprises to develop the Chinese herbal medicine planting industry in accordance with the model of "general party branch + collective economic association + company + base + farmer". Planting 470 acres of atractylodes, 580 acres of skullcap, 500 acres of honeysuckle, 40 acres of new asters this year, Wang Jishan, secretary of the village party branch, told reporters that the planting cycle of asters is short, planted in April, harvested in September, the yield and benefits are also very considerable, the yield per mu is about 1.5 tons, the unit price this year is 20 yuan per kilogram, and the income per mu is about 30,000 yuan.
Wang Jishan, secretary of the general party branch of Tielong Village, Shizhu Town, said: "On the basis of the current development of traditional Chinese medicine, we in Tielong Village will continue to do a good job in optimizing germplasm resources. This year, 40 acres of Chinese herbal medicine aster were planted, and the best of the best in the provenance was selected to improve the yield and content, extend the industrial chain and carry out primary processing, increase the added value, and make the villagers generate income and the collective economy stronger. (Reporter: Liu Weihao reports)