Different Economic Accounts of Xinjiang Desert Border Town

Published 2020년 9월 18일

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Qiemo County in Xinjiang, China, is promoting low-cost standardized animal husbandry, encouraging herdsmen to reuse resources and reduce construction costs. The county has built 19 breeding communities and about 4,500 low-cost cattle and sheep pens, saving over 43.6 million yuan. The county also plans to build 41 more breeding communities. Meanwhile, local farmers like Aisa are moving towards organic farming of red dates, which fetches twice the price of ordinary red dates after certification. Aisa, who achieved poverty alleviation in 2017, made over 6,000 yuan last year by selling red dates and expects higher earnings once the dates are certified organic.

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Fences and gates enclosed by waste wooden slats, concrete warming circles and food troughs... The sheep pens built by Isa Simayi looks slightly worn from the outside, but the sheep in the pens don’t seem to care and eat leisurely With fodder made from reed stalks. Aisa’s sheepfold is located in Langan Village, Toglaklik Township, Qiemo County, Xinjiang, on the southern edge of the Taklimakan Desert. The sheepfold is made of waste wood, door panels and purchased cement. It was built with the help of neighbors in the neighbourhood. It cost a total of about 7,000 yuan. After excluding government subsidies, I only paid more than 1,000 yuan. Such "dilapidated" cattle and sheep pens can be seen everywhere in the breeding community of Langan Village. You can also see free-range chickens, and there are pigeon cages on the roof of the shed. The housing estate in the breeding area is built with four neighboring houses, in the shape of a field, and two adjacent circles share the same wall. ...

Source: mofcom.cn