Longhua Town, Pingshan County: “Golden Cocoons” grow on the mulberry trees
Now is the season when fresh cocoons are on the market. Recently, at the centralized purchasing point of Jinhui Sericulture Co., Ltd., Longhua Town, Pingshan County, it is crowded and lively. Large baskets of white and plump cocoons are being guided by technicians. Check and weigh. From the joyful faces of the silkworm farmers, it can be seen that the profits from silkworm cocoons this year are quite good.
In recent years, Longhua Town has adopted the development idea of ”demonstration households driving agglomeration areas” to expand channels for farmers to increase income and develop the silkworm breeding industry according to local conditions. This not only creates new income opportunities for farmers, but also injects fresh vitality into rural revitalization.
Through the “one cooperative, one room, many farmers” development model of “professional cooperative + small silkworm co-breeding room + farmer breeding”, Pingshan County Jinhui Sericulture Farmers Professional Cooperative provides silkworm seeds and sends technicians to households to conduct technical work Provide guidance and provide free training on silkworm co-breeding techniques to farmers to improve the success rate of silkworm rearing.
According to statistics, the first batch of silkworm cocoon breeding in Longhua Town this year took more than 20 days, and 40 silkworms produced more than 2,000 kilograms of cocoons. The average selling price reached 52 yuan/kg. The total transaction volume exceeded 100,000 yuan, and the average household income increased by more than 3,000 yuan.
In the next step, Longhua Town will cultivate more farmers and actively promote the development of sericulture. It is expected that 6 batches of sericulture will be raised this year, with an annual output of 12,000 kilograms and an output value exceeding 600,000 yuan. At the same time, communication and guidance between professional cooperatives and farmers will be strengthened through breeding training sessions, farmers’ evening classes, etc., so that silkworm farmers can become more proficient in sericulture technology, promote the continuous growth of the sericulture industry, and let more people’s “money bags” encourage them. stand up.
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