Sanchahe Town, Arong Banner, Inner Mongolia: 80,000 piles of Auricularia auricula section to build a rich bridge

Liang Zhongbao, a farmer in Sanchahe Village, Sanchahe Town, Arong Banner, uses the oak trees cut down by silkworm farms to develop black fungus culture. With an annual net income of about 400000 yuan, he has become a typical expert in getting rich in the town.

"this fungus grows in a natural environment, breathes fresh air, absorbs natural nutrients, tastes good and is nutritious." In Liang Zhongbao's Auricularia auricula farm, employees discuss the ecological quality of Auricularia auricula while harvesting it. Farmer du Jinfu is a poor household in the village. since Liang Zhongbao raised black fungus, he has used his leisure time to work on the farm for three or four months, and he can earn more than 10,000 yuan a year, which is equivalent to the income of planting more than 50 mu of land. He is really satisfied that he can find a job to increase his income on his doorstep without delaying the farm work and taking care of the family.

Like du Jinfu, there are more than 20 people who work in Liang Zhongbao's black fungus farm, all of whom are poor families in the village. Most of them make a living only by farming and have no industry. They rely solely on heaven for a living, and their income is single and unstable. Since Liang Zhongbao built a black fungus farm in the village, these poor households have one more channel to increase their income and one more income. By planting fungus and picking fungus in the farm, the general income is in the range of several thousand yuan to more than 10,000 yuan, which has played an important role in improving family living conditions, and poor households are very happy.

Farmer Tang Feng said: planting land in one year, catching up with drought, flood and other disasters, the income is very small. This in the leisure time to collect some fungus, earn thousands of yuan to support the family, living conditions can be raised.

In the black fungus farm, we can see that the oak tree segments about one meter long are neatly arranged at the foot of the mountain, and the rows of fungus segments are arranged in turn at the foot of the mountain and in the woods like steps, the scene is very spectacular; approaching each row of fungus, the black fungus swarms to break the bark and hang wooden stakes, competing to bloom in front of each other.

According to Liang Zhongbao, person in charge of the farm, the growth of Auricularia auricula has higher requirements for temperature, humidity, and air quality, and the reason why it is chosen to cultivate Auricularia auricula in the mountains is to make full use of the natural environment in the mountains, fresh air and good conditions with sufficient water. In this natural environment, on the one hand, Auricularia auricula grows by planting Auricularia auricula, and many agaric grow naturally, so the Auricularia auricula here has good ecological quality and rich nutrition.

Talking about the road of breeding, Liang Zhongbao opened the chatterbox: look at my family's income from farming is also unstable, after watching the silkworm farm felling wood is pulled home to burn the fire. It's a pity that I saw this wood wasted, so I thought of planting fungus. Starting from 2012, those who bought 100 mu of trees in the silkworm farm began to plant fungus. At that time, the benefit was not very impressive, but in the second year, it began to get better and better. I have persisted in planting for four years, and my annual income can reach four to five hundred thousand.

At present, Liang Zhongbao has planted 80,000 sections of Auricularia auricula, which has really embarked on the road of getting rid of poverty and becoming rich, and he has also helped some poor families in the village to increase their income over the past four years. To catch up with the good policy of accurate poverty alleviation this year, the Banner Poverty Alleviation Office will provide support through poverty alleviation projects, and hopes that through Liang Zhongbao's further development, more poor households will directly develop Auricularia auricula planting, so that poor families can get rid of poverty as soon as possible and lead a good life. Liang Zhongbao is also planning to do so.

Liang Zhongbao said: "now that I have changed from having foreign debts to getting rich a little bit, I want to encourage some poor households to lift them out of poverty and become rich in my co-operative. It is expected that 20 poor households will not be a problem during the Spring Festival. Not only do they get rid of poverty, but also make them rich."

With the support of poverty alleviation projects, Liang Zhongbao has more confidence in the fungus farming industry. Now he is applying for the Auricularia auricula planting cooperative, and he is prepared to continue to expand the scale and strive to realize the dream of making the whole village rich.