Qianjiang, Chongqing: Reasonable use of idle space to ensure effective increase in income of silkworm farmers
Recently, in Xiangfangxiang Village, Shanling, Qianjiang District, villager Luo Guangqian was spraying water on the black fungus in the sericulture field. According to him, his family has 10 acres of mulberry garden, raised 15 silkworms in 2022, produced more than 1,200 kilograms of cocoons, and earned more than 65,000 yuan from selling cocoons. Since sericulture is mainly concentrated from May to October, almost half of the winter and spring are spent at home with no income. This year, township government leaders and sericulture technicians mobilized him to use idle silkworm houses and mulberry gardens to grow bacteria in winter. With the mentality of giving it a try, he used a greenhouse to raise 500 sticks of Hericium and 2 acres of mulberry fields to raise 6,000 sticks of small black fungus. After excluding the cost, he should have an income of more than 30,000 yuan. He will continue to expand production next year.
Secretary Hou, deputy secretary of the Party Committee of Shanling Township, said: “In winter, people are busy in greenhouses and mulberry gardens, and sericulture farmers cannot retain people without income. In order to ensure that sericulture farmers are not lost, our township mobilizes sericulture farmers to sell mulberry branches. Feed the professional mushroom cooperative, then go to the cooperative to buy the inoculated bacteria sticks and put them in idle greenhouses and mulberry gardens, which are managed by the farmers themselves. The professional cooperative is responsible for technical guidance and product recycling. After picking the products, the bacteria sticks are returned to the fields as fertilizer, so It not only increases the income of sericulture farmers, but also realizes the recycling of sericulture.”
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