Hechi Yizhou: Co-cultivation of small silkworms to promote rural revitalization

Every year around April is the peak period for the distribution of small silkworms in Yizhou District, Hechi City, Guangxi. In order to ensure the quality of silkworm seeds, the first batch of silkworm breeding ” “A good start.” On March 20, the District Silkworm Circular Economy Development Center went to the Shaping Silkworm Co-breeding Base in Shibie Town to provide technical guidance.

The technical staff came to the silkworm breeding area of the base, learned from the person in charge of the base about the current situation of silkworm breeding and the management and maintenance of the mulberry garden, and guided the base to scientifically raise silkworms in accordance with the silkworm breeding procedures, and do a good job in heat preservation, moisture removal and other work to ensure Silkworm quality. Subsequently, technical personnel went to the base mulberry garden to inspect the growth of mulberry trees and fertilization conditions, and guided farmers to manage the mulberry gardens and scientific fertilization to avoid contamination of mulberry leaves and cause silkworm poisoning.

It is understood that the base currently has more than 110 acres of mulberry gardens, which can breed more than 18,000 silkworms every year. Since March 10, the base has started eight batches of silkworm breeding, with a total of more than 1,100 pieces.

“In the past few years, under the technical guidance of the Sericulture Office, the quality of the silkworms we have raised has become better and better. We have sent it to surrounding customers and they have reported that the silkworms have been very successful.” said Li Yanlan, the person in charge of the base.

“In recent years, we have given full play to the advantages of our district’s sericulture industry, guided sericulture farmers to raise sericulture scientifically, strengthened the management and protection of mulberry orchards, and improved low-yield mulberry orchards. At the same time, we have increased training and guidance to promote advanced and applicable mulberry mulberry orchards. technology to accelerate the high-quality development of the district’s silkworm cocoonsilk industry.” said Wu Wanfang, director of the district’s silkworm circular economy development center.

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