Chang Ning: High Mountain Kiwi is happy to get a bumper harvest

Author:Changning Media Center Time:2022.09.26

Right now, it is the harvest season of kiwi. More than 200 acres of alpine kiwi in Changning City gets a harvest.

In the kiwi base in Yangshan Village, Yao Township, Tashan, the criss -crossed vines were covered with skewers, and the fragrance was overflowing, which was very tempting. Under the green shed, fruit farmers are busy picking mature kiwi.

Lei Yigui, a villager in Yangshan Village, Yao Township, Taishan Yao Township, Changing City, said that the current work is happy: "Chuxie, fertilizing, sparse fruit, it is easier to do things. There are more than 20,000 a year.

The kiwi base increases the collective income of the village, and also allows people in the village to work at their doorstep. Xiao Xuerong, Secretary of the Yangshan Village Branch of Yao Township, Tashan Yao Township, Changning City, told reporters: "Bai Mao Jiaguo Kiwi Base went to Yangshan Village in 2014, bringing us a collective income of the village to us, and solved more than 30 labor employment. Dividend. "

In 2014, Hunan Baimaojia Fruit Co., Ltd. introduced the yellow meat varieties of sunshine and gold fruit, which was planted at the average altitude of 700 meters. Through the "company+base+farmers" model, the surrounding villagers were absorbed. This year's kiwi is relatively late, the accumulation of sugar is more sufficient and the taste is more mellow.

Peng Bairong, the person in charge of the kiwi base, introduced to reporters: "This year's big harvest, last year, 1 tons per acre, this year reached 2 tons, mainly managed well, organic fertilizer and water and fertilizer in place, the weather was sufficient, and the fruit was sweeter."

Peng Bairong, the person in charge of the base, told reporters that according to the yield of 2,000 pounds per mu, the income per mu reached 40,000 yuan. The company has planted a total of 4 kiwi bases in Changning, with a total area of 1,000 acres, 3 million pounds of fresh fruits for fresh fruits after yield, and 200 jobs.

Reporter: Yin Ming

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