"Poverty Alleviation Strategy" of a grape that pays dividends, adopts and becomes popular in the countryside
A (Reporter Zhang Shoushuai) on August 19, Luodai Town, Longquanyi District, Chengdu held the first rural tourism and fruit tasting promotion meeting. The weather was so hot that he Xu, secretary of the village branch of Baosheng Village, was busy introducing the grapes he brought, and his back got wet for a while.
"the better the fruit is sold, the more hopeful it is to get out of poverty." He Xu said that the village has planted more than 3000 mu of grapes, and almost every family is growing grapes. Murakami has also developed a "poverty alleviation strategy" for 15 relatively poor households by planting grapes.
The grape in Baosheng village is a little famous, because it has obtained the pollution-free certification, the price is more than 2 yuan per kilogram than the surrounding village. Nevertheless, due to the lack of skills or labor, the relatively poor households in the village have not benefited well from the development of green agriculture.
The support team of Baosheng Village in Luodai Town has come up with a way to quantitatively convert poverty alleviation funds into shares-- to explore new ways to increase the asset income of poor households. The beauty of Murakami refers to the prosperity of the fruit and vegetable professional cooperative. With everyone's agreement, the beauty refers to the fruit and vegetable professional cooperative allowing poor households to become "shareholders" with 10,000 yuan of quantitative shares per household. Judging from the cooperative's dividend last year, the corresponding dividend of the above shares is more than 1000 yuan. "and dividends are only one aspect. Cooperatives also provide full-process services in technology, marketing and other aspects to help increase yields per mu."
Not only that, Baosheng Village also took out 10,000 vines for adoption by the public, giving priority to poor households. According to he Xu, at present, nearly 1,000 people have adopted vines at the price of 100 yuan per plant. "they can not only get the fruit, take their families to feel the planting, but also help lift them out of poverty, and the citizens are highly motivated."
The adoption campaign had an unexpected effect, and rural tourism in Baosheng Village became popular. The village is 1 km away from the ancient town of Luodai. with the support of the support team, the village has built roads, canals and gas, and great changes have taken place in infrastructure, resulting in a strong desire to create a 3A scenic spot.
In addition, as Baosheng Village is included in the Chengdu municipal e-commerce demonstration village, a grape has been "eaten" to a farther place.
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