Sand land attracted rice and flowers -the governance of land governance of Zhuangwu Sand in Liaoning

Xinhua News Agency, Shenyang, September 24th. Question: Sand land attracted rice flowers -the governance of the land governance of Zhuangwu Sand in Liaoning

Xinhua News Agency reporter Cui Shizhao, Wu Jiangmin

The southern edge of Corin Sands, Changwu County, Fuxin City, northwestern Liaoning, is outside the dense protective forest. On one side is the wind and sand under the wind, and on the side is the winding and stretched Liuhe River. Inside the farmland, the golden rice granules A burst of fragrance came.

Planting rice on the sand, this is something 68 -year -old Wang Bingjun dare not think. The three Zijia villages in Da Leng Town, Changwu County, where he is located, is a well -known sand. In winter and spring season, the wind and sand can invade thousands of acres of field overnight, and people stay at home and dare not go out.

In 2020, the Liaoning Provincial Water Resources Management Group launched the Liuhe ecological comprehensive governance project with a total investment of 2.65 billion yuan in order to carry out "drought -changing water" through "water with water" to lock the footsteps of the southward movement of Korqin Sand and reduce The sediment content in the Liuhe River.

To transform the sandy land of corn into a paddy field for rice, the news came out, which caused the villagers to question. "In the past, even the corn was not good. When the wind and sand came, everyone had to chase the seedlings." Wang Bingjun said that during that time, many cadres came from the town and village to do work from house to house.

After listening carefully, he realized that "drought to water" is to build the embankment first, reduce the sediment content in the Liuhe water, and then use the pipeline to introduce the surplus water resources to build the paddy field wetland, and gradually leave the sand to improve the problem of cultivated land. After repeated considerations, he decided to contract his land.

At the beginning of 2021, the first phase of the dry field reform was officially started. In more than 10,000 acres of farmland, with the laying of the canal and rectangular grooves in the fields, a regular paddy field has gradually formed. In May, the water source of the upstream of the Dehai Reservoir was introduced, and the dry field became a veritable blisters.

It is easy to build a paddy field, but it is difficult to plant rice. Because of the severe land desertification in Changwu County, difficulty in keeping water and fertilizer, seedling growth is slow. The local government also found experts from the Liaoning Academy of Agricultural Sciences. After repeated research and practice, it proposed a new strategy of seedling seedlings, divided 85 rice seedling greenhouses into 6 batches, and continued to be transplanted in the fields according to her seedlings.

From then on, Wang Bingjun went to the rice field every day. Watching the rice fields gradually turned from green to yellow, smelling the flavor of rice flowers spread with the wind, joy slowly jumped into his heart. "Planting rice in sand, it turned out to be really successful."

At present, Zhangwu County has completed about 10,000 acres of sandy land to change water fields. In the future, about 50,000 acres of sand will be transformed, and the sand land will continue to change the sand.

[Editor in charge: Gu Yan]

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