On september 24, the red net news news (journalist yoon jun and) kim autumn festival, the potato crop began to harvest in various parts of dow county. As a local agricultural industry, in recent years dow county has not only been able to absorb idle land resources through measures such as increasing land flow and increasing the scale of labour, but has also enabled villagers to achieve a double increase in “land flow + base worker”, which has given strong impetus to rural renewal。
At the potato planting base of the water hole village in the town of dow county, green potato vines crawled over the fields, with full potatoes hidden beneath layered leaves. Along with the mechanized sound, the earth breakers went back and forth into the fields and loosed the soil, the villagers followed, bending over and pulling the vines and the potatoes carefully. The newly excavated violet is purple and symmetrical, and is quickly packed and sent to customers everywhere as soon as it is simply muddled and sorted。
"there's about 400 acres of the whole mountain. Although the front-runner input was relatively large, this year it was good, reaching 4 to 5 kilos per acre, and the purchase price was more than a pound per acre and the profits were good.” the chief of the purple potato base in the village of suu shuuu-uo village in dao county said:。
Su shu shui-tu village uses the “cooperative + base + work” model for the development of the potato-specific industry by concentrating resources on the desert mountain. The cooperative has established a standardized planting base, giving priority to the involvement of local villagers in seasonal work, both by generating idle mountain resources and by creating a large number of nearby jobs that allow villagers to simultaneously earn double income from land migration and work。
“now, 50 or 60 villagers are invited to work every day, which means that older people can get $100 a day.”
Today, dow county, with its potato industry as its link, is rejuvenating both idle land and the villagers' pockets through the development of new “cooperative-base-work” models. From steady gains from land migration to flexible income from base workers, from harvests in acre to promising prospects for industrial development, the dow county is working on a solid path of resource use, increased revenue for villagers, and rural renewal to provide sustained momentum for high-quality local agricultural development。
