China: Qiu County uses organic well to irrigate the land

Published 2021년 3월 13일

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Qiu County in Hebei Province, China, has seen a significant reduction in irrigation costs for farmers, leading to increased crop yields and economic benefits for the agricultural community. The initiative involves connecting rivers and canals to underground pipe networks, providing suitable water temperature for irrigation and reducing costs. The county's wheat planting last year experienced a significant increase in yield, with the number of ecological agricultural plantings also growing. The area has also been developing agricultural specialties and demonstration areas, adopting a model to share industry revenue widely. This approach aims at the harmonious development of rural ecology and economy, with a focus on improving farmers' income and promoting sustainable agriculture.

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"In the past, I used river water to irrigate the land, which cost about 60 yuan per mu. Now it costs less than 10 yuan per mu to irrigate the land with river water. It’s more than 30,000 yuan!” In the three-dimensional planting base of Wu Dong Dynasty, a big planter in Shifosi Village, Qiuxian County, Hebei Province, workers are busy watering the seedlings of the crops under the seedling trees. Looking ahead, there are more than 600 planting bases in the Wu Dong Dynasty. Mu, all implemented "three-dimensional planting", neat rows of silk cotton wood, Beiluan, Junqianzi and other trees are full of greenery, and the vegetable seedlings under the trees are growing vigorously. Wu Dongchao said: "The water temperature in the canal is suitable for irrigation. It is more suitable for the growth of crops. This year’s 200 acres of under-forest intercropping vegetables have all been ordered out!" March is the time when wheat returns to the green joint. In the farmland of the southern Hebei ...

Source: farmer.cn