Sichuan Xingwen: Continue to develop the sericulture industry and find a “silk” path for rural revitalization
In recent years, Wuxing Town, Xingwen County, Sichuan Province, has implemented the sericulture industry as the leading industry for rural revitalization in the town, guiding and supporting large sericulture households, family farms and other business entities to develop in a large-scale, standardized and intensive manner. , expanding the planting area of high-quality mulberry, not only increasing farmers’ income, but also attracting returnees toemployment to start businesses.
Huang Dejun is the person in charge of the sericulture base in Liantianshan Community Village. He used more than 500 acres of sloping land to develop the sericulture industry and helped hundreds of villagers work nearby. So far, nearly 400 acres of the 500 acres of land in the Tianshan Community Village Sericulture Base have been planted.
It is understood that Wuxing Town combines the development strategy of “ecological agriculture and animal husbandry, pastoral five-star” and takes the construction of “Mulberry Pig Green Planting and Breeding Cycle Modern Park” as the starting point to improve infrastructure conditions, cultivate premium sericulture varieties, and promote ” New breeding technologies such as “co-breeding of small silkworms” and “labor-saving silkworm platforms”, strengthening policy support, inviting expert training and other measures have promoted the development of the sericulture industry. The newly developed mulberry planting area is more than 1,500 acres, and the town has cultivated more than 21,000 acres of high-quality sericulture. In 2021, the output value of sericulture in Wuxing Town will reach more than 43 million yuan.
Li Rui, deputy mayor of Wuxing Town, said that with the development of the industry, people’s pockets will bulge. Next, they will promote the development of the mulberry shrimp model in suitable areas of Wuxing Town and plan to develop mulberry shrimp during the 14th Five-Year Plan period. The shrimp model mulberry garden covers an area of 3,000 acres, achieving good harvests in both the sericulture industry and shrimp farming, increasing farmers’ income.
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