Su Beifeng: never forget to help villagers get rich when they grow and grow rich.

Recently, the author went to the "Wan Jinfeng Family Farm" in Dade Village, Guzhu Township, Yongding. Looking at the beautiful pastoral scenery, farmer Su Beifeng and his staff were busy weeding, pruning and pruning fruit trees.

Subei Feng worked and did business in his early years. After years of hard work, he had some savings. In 2004, Northern Jiangsu Fenghuai returned home alone, bought 50 mu of tea garden in the village with 23000 yuan, and contracted more than 200 mu of mountain area in the village to grow persimmon, bayberry, grapefruit, citrus and other fruits. He gets up every morning and night to plant and manage fruit trees on the mountain. At the same time, I bought a large number of books about planting, worked hard to teach myself planting techniques, and sought advice from professional and technical personnel in the county. After years of hard work, Subeifeng orchard has finally formed a scale of more than 300 mu today.

"there are more than 4000 apple persimmons in the middle of the mountain, which are grafted from tall branches of local red persimmons planted more than 10 years ago. There are more than 30 mu of Dongkui bayberry at the top, loquat, honey pomelo and other fruit trees at the foot of the mountain, and more than 50 mu of tea garden at the back of the field. " While showing us around, Su Beifeng said happily, "I have also set up a pig farm on the right side of the farm, producing more than 500 finished pigs a year, and can earn more than 300,000 yuan at this year's price." I also make full use of pig manure as organic fertilizer for fruit trees to form three-dimensional cultivation, which is not only ecological and environmentally friendly, but also can receive better economic benefits. " Su Beifeng also used the mountain comprehensive development demonstration farm to drive 16 family planning households in the village to develop apple persimmons, planting red grapefruit, bayberry and other cash crops, not only invigorating the idle land in the village, but also solving the employment problem of surplus labor in the village.