An example of soil erosion, about 200 words, 10 bounties must have a date and place, if you accept it first, you will be dismissed.

Sanzhou Town, which used to have the worst soil erosion in Changting, has now become an oasis and a famous bayberry base.

"Armless Man" plants greenery on Qianmu Mountain

On the 16th, Changling Head of Daifang Village, Sanzhou Town, Changting County. Lanlin Golden Camellia oleifera base, Camellia oleifera trees are all over the mountains and plains, full of vitality.

Lan Linjin, who had high amputations on both arms, is planting Camellia oleifera trees. I saw him hooking it with the crook of his arm, supporting it with his chest, carrying the hoe, and digging hard. He used the hoe skillfully like an ordinary person.

"I planted all the camellia trees on the mountain, and the tallest ones grow to about 1.5 meters. Next year, I plan to plant camellia trees on the 800-acre barren hill opposite." 51-year-old Lan Linjin is full of confidence.

In 1988, 25-year-old Lan Linjin retired from the army and worked in Longyan, Xiamen, Guangdong and other places, living a peaceful life. However, in early 2002, bad luck caught up with him.

Lan Linjin had an accident while working in a quarry in Qingyuan City, Guangdong Province. He lost both hands and his left eye was injured.

“The more difficult my fate is, the less I will give in!” Lan Linjin said.

In order to reduce the burden on his family, Lan Linjin relearned basic life skills. After breaking his arms countless times, he not only learned to hold chopsticks, brush his teeth, and wash his face, but also learned to ride a motorcycle, farm, fertilize, and weed...

In 2000, Lan Linjin saw others Inspired by the idea of ??making a fortune by planting and raising crops on the barren hills due to soil erosion, he signed a contract with more than 50 local villagers and contracted 2,270 acres of barren hills for planting and breeding, embarking on a green road of hope.

After borrowing money from relatives and friends and investing nearly 100,000 yuan, a simple mountain road 5 kilometers long and 3 meters wide was built, and more than 1,000 meters of water pipes were laid. Lanlin gold was finally planted in Hongqiling. Camellia oleifera and bitter bamboo. He also cooperated with his cousin to set up a pig farm and a chicken farm at the foot of Hongqiling, using pig manure and chicken manure as fertilizer.

In the days of reclaiming wasteland, Lan Linjin picked up a hoe and started planting trees at 6 o'clock every day. At noon, he hurried back to the pig farm, hooked the water pipe with his red arms, flushed the pig shed, and then fed the pigs.

In the process of starting a business, Lan Linjin also received a lot of help. The local government provided a tea seedling subsidy of 5,000 yuan and a fertilizer subsidy of 5,000 yuan, and also designated the town agricultural technology station director to provide assistance; the forestry department supported 42,000 camellia oleifera seedlings. In addition, because camellia oleifera, bitter bamboo, etc. will not produce benefits until three years later, the local government will not charge any fees for the forest contracted by Lanlin Gold for the time being. The fees will be paid after the benefits are produced.

At present, on the Hongqiling Mountains, the camellia oleifera is thickly green and the bitter bamboos stand gracefully. Lan Linjin said that planting camellia oleifera and bitter bamboo on the barren hills can not only preserve water and soil, but also increase profits. When the camellia oleifera grows, it can earn more than 2 million yuan. "I'm looking forward to the future," he said.

Chen Yanfa skillfully planted Camellia oleifera trees

On the 6th, on the mountain field from Meiziling to Shibikeng, Chenwu Village, Zhuotian Town, Changting County, Chen Yanfa led the workers. Finished the work of loosening soil, chopping and fertilizing the last batch of Camellia oleifera.

Looking around, you can see the camellia trees all over the mountains and plains, standing upright in the wind, revealing their tender green.

Chen Yanfa, who is in his 40s, is an authentic farmer. He used to make a living by farming.

In 2007, with the dream of getting rich, Chen Yanfa raised funds and built a pig farm covering an area of ??10 acres in his hometown of Chenwu Village. It has grown to a stock of 206 sows capable of breeding, and the number of sows is slaughtered every year. The number of pigs is 2,900. In addition, it also built a biogas tank of 800 cubic meters and a manure dump of 290 cubic meters. It was awarded the title of "Longyan City Standardized Pig Breeding Farm" and obtained the certificate of pollution-free agricultural products issued by the Provincial Department of Agriculture.

How to deal with pig manure? Where to send biogas slurry? Chen Yanfa set his sights on the mountain range from Meiziling to Shibikeng. There are barren mountains with few trees, water and soil erosion, and no one to manage them. After much thought, Chen Yanfa decided to contract to grow camellia oleifera in the barren hills.

He said that growing Camellia oleifera can green barren hills and control soil erosion. Secondly, pig manure and biogas slurry from pig farms can be used as fertilizer. Thirdly, it can increase income.

In the winter of 2011, Chen Yanfa signed a contract with the village to contract the mountain farm, invited water conservation and forestry technicians to do planning and design, hired 70 to 80 laborers, and started planting camellia oleifera.

In order to avoid new water and soil erosion caused by land reclamation and planting, Chen Yanfa adopted the method of digging holes for planting under the guidance of a water conservation technician to protect the original vegetation as much as possible and prevent new water and soil erosion. In this way, I worked for more than a month.

In order to make full use of the biogas slurry, Chen Yanfa built a 1,740 cubic meter liquid storage tank on the mountainside and laid more than 2,900 meters of pipelines to transport the biogas slurry. It flows through the pipe and is used as fertilizer under the Camellia oleifera tree. At present, more than 1,000 acres can be irrigated.

When the Camellia Camellia business just started, Chen Yanfa received encouragement and strong support from relevant local departments. The County Water Conservation Bureau provided more than 200,000 yuan in digging holes, fertilizers, and tending funds. The County Forestry Bureau provided 260,000 Camellia oleifera seedlings free of charge. The County Animal Husbandry and Fisheries Department supported 15,000 yuan in solving sewage equipment.

Seeing the camellia oleifera growing well, Chen Yanfa is full of confidence. He said that he planned to build another liquid storage tank on the top of the mountain and connect electricity to more than 2,600 acres of Camellia oleifera to irrigate with biogas liquid. In a few years, Camellia oleifera will be ready to be harvested and pressed for oil.

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