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In july, the summer was hot. At this time, more than 500 acres of peppers in pussy town, the autonomous province of the montagnard community, were brought to harvest time, with a busy and productive field. Villagers are catching up with the weather, busy collecting hot peppers in an orderly manner, turning their fingers up, picking down trees in a basket of fresh peppers, and the joy of the harvest spills over everyone's face. The hot peppers, which mirror the smiley faces of the villagers, present a summer “rich” picture, which is a bright landscape for rural renewal。
Walked into the chili growing base in the village of tsing tong, with a chili chili onion, a long and glamorous man, a full-grown chili with branches. The villagers travelled through the green pepper bushes, picking, sorting and barreling, and the scene was busy。
On 30 july, villagers of the village of tsing tong, pujin town, puncho county, were catching up with the weather and collecting paprika。
"this year's production is good. It's about 4,000 pounds." shang tong village chili growers in taido huanghua are busy “this year's chili cultivation has been contracted with the kuomura rich corporation to buy, sell and sell as long as it can”
It is known that during this year the town is growing over 500 acres of hot peppers called dragons 11, covering the villages of kang jia cau, tsing tong and the real flag. Each chain requires a large labour force, from seedling, planting, care and harvesting. Not only did the pepper industry harness the unused land resources of the village, but it was also more effective in bringing local villagers closer to employment, flexible labour and the two benefits of “paying for base work and dividends for industrial development”。
"my family has grown two acres of chili and earns over $1,000. In the village, pepper is grown for others, and for myself。
“having 70 dollars a day at the base and caring for the elderly and the children in the home has increased income and the day has passed the red fire and the heart is strong.” the people who are working in the field are laughing。
On 30 july, the villagers of the town of psychia-tang village were busy collecting red peppers in an orderly manner。
In recent years, the town has taken full advantage of the exemplary role of the villages of kang jia cau, tseng tong, genuine flags, pussy, etc., with the "rongying 11" chili as the dominant species, promoting modern agricultural techniques such as concentrated seedlings, the integration of water fertilizers, and scientific care. The effective integration of decentralized land resources through the harmonization of varieties, technology, field management and product recycling, the promotion of the intensification and standardization of niche farming industries, and the expansion of local farmers ' access to income-generating sources so that they can grow and sell efficiently。
“this year, over 500 acres of chili are grown throughout the town, with an average acre production of 4000 pounds, with a total production estimated at 200,000 pounds and a guaranteed price of 1. 6 pounds, and a projected production of 320,000 yuan. The overall quality of chili is higher than in previous years, with high commercial fruit rates, whether fresh or processed. We in the pepper industry, from seeding to buying, provide stable employment for the local population, and are now able to stabilize more than 100 people per day working at the base.” presentation by yang shuo, head of the agricultural service centre of pushu town。
Today, the chili industry has become an important pillar of local villagers' enrichment, from field extraction to package delivery, and an efficient industrial chain that transforms small chili into “red fire” in the villagers' hands, giving strong impetus to rural renewal. Next, the town will continue to be based on natural conditions, integrate land resources, restructure its industries, adapt them to local conditions, and apply the “gold key” to the specialty industry, continuously widening the path of rural rejuvenation and development and opening up more villagers to “rich doors”. (texts/graphs)
