Liuzhou: the couple grow and raise farmers in the mountains to seek prosperity.

Wei Hui, a farmer, is feeding turkeys at Liangqingfeng farm on October 27.

On October 27, Liang Qingfeng worked in the native chicken breeding area.

Four years ago, Liang Qingfeng and his wife, citizens of Liuzhou, Guangxi, came to Tongcun, Taiyang Village, Liunan District to contract more than 800 mu of barren mountain farming industry with millions of savings earned by years of hard work. Over the past few years, the couple have planted about 80,000 Hainan Huanghua pears and 50,000 camphor trees. In 2012, Liang Qingfeng used the 10,000 mu leek production base in Sun Village and Town to set up chicken farming cooperatives with local farmers to introduce turkey varieties from the United States, France and Britain to develop under-forest breeding, forming a three-dimensional circular ecological breeding model of feeding turkeys with leek and chive waste skins, turkey manure collected and fermented for planting trees and vegetables, and turkeys pecking insects, turkeys and turkeys under the forest to supply the market. The turkey raised is also named "Jiuhuang Chicken" by the local people, and the products have been put into the market and are favored. Although the savings spent for many years have not yet brought rich returns to the villagers, Liang Qingfeng and his wife are not worried at all. He said: "people are diligent and not lazy, and this 800 mu of land is my strong backing." Talking about the next step, Liang Qingfeng said that he planned to take out some of the Hainan Huanghua pears and camphor trees he had planted so that the local people could adopt them under their real names for the benefit of the people.