Kangle County: Watermelon rolling is about to go to the listing industry.

[Tune the structure of the three farmers in the industry] Kangle County: Watermelon rolling is about to go to the listing industry.

On July 18, the reporter came to the summer vegetable planting base of Hagulu Village Plateau in Minglu Township, Kangle County. In the greenhouse, the lush stems and leaves spread on the ground, and the watermelon was "lying" on the ground in the emerald green coat. It was uniform and the surface was distributed with clear veins. A bumper harvest was brewed.

Minglu Township is the water source protection area of ​​Kangle County. The water quality is clear and sweet. Good groundwater resources provide unique growth conditions for the test of U.S. watermelon. In addition, the growers are soil and organic fertilizer for the watermelon of the United States, which greatly increases the soil fertility in the shed. High -quality soil conditions, coupled with scientific management, treatment, and insects, the person in charge of the base introduced that the production of watermelon production this year is expected to far exceed expectations and bring generous income.

Ma Hongxiong, a vegetable grower in Minglu Township, Kangle County: "The plateau summer vegetables planted in our base include four green beggers, peppers, cucumbers in the four greenhouses, and six acres of peppers grown in open -air. A total of twelve or three acres. After that, watermelon has entered a mature picking period, plus the price is high this year, and the market prospects are very considerable. "

The rural revitalization industry first. Since the beginning of this year, Kangle County has actively adjusted the structure of the agricultural industry. On the basis of ensuring food safety, it further expands the area of ​​summer vegetable planting in the plateau, and develops pillar industries such as tomatoes, tomatoes, and peppers. The new road has made a successful attempt to consolidate the results of poverty alleviation and effectively connect with the rural rejuvenation.

Reporter: Ma Xin Zhang Ruihong Wang Yongjie (Internship)

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