Sightseeing gardening model

◆ Mainly show the production of horticultural products and the process of horticultural cultivation (especially the production process of some characteristic horticultural products); ◆ Farmers will perform distinctive traditional gardening techniques and modern gardening techniques for tourists to watch; ◆ Visitors can also pick their own fruits, or directly participate in some simple farming processes under the guidance of farmers.

2. Rural cultural utilization mode

◆ There are two forms available. One is regional culture, and the other is historical culture. "Regional culture" means agricultural culture and peasant life culture with mountain characteristics; Integrating "historical culture" or "agricultural historical stories" into tourism and leisure agriculture can make tourists enjoy both material and cultural enjoyment in rural scenery and become a major feature of tourism and leisure agriculture. Such as: the world of mortals riding a princess laughs, no one knows it is litchi, and the legend of Zengcheng hanging green.

3. Science and technology model

◆ The types and connotations of scientific and technological leisure agriculture are quite rich. For example, genetic agriculture is unfamiliar to many people, and people's curiosity is used to establish genetic farm sightseeing; Soilless culture of organic matter; Biotechnology; Adjustment of production cycle of horticultural crops; Temperature culture, etc.

4. Singular mode

Leisure agriculture established by using unique horticultural products in various places is used to satisfy people's psychology of seeking differences.

Types of sightseeing gardening management

(1) Sightseeing Agricultural Park

Including mature orchards, gardens, vegetable gardens, tea gardens and other business areas, providing tourists with activities such as picking fruits, pulling vegetables, enjoying flowers, purchasing and participating in production. , enjoy the pastoral fun.

(2) Science and Technology Agricultural Park

Taking agricultural production as the core, showing agricultural science and technology to tourists, introducing high and new technology into agriculture, and combining with tourism, such as horticultural museum, gene farm, bioengineering, greenhouse cultivation, soilless culture, wild fruit and vegetable garden, fragrant flower botanical garden, medicinal and food agricultural garden, etc.

(3) Ecological popular science education

Leisure agriculture management forms developed for the purpose of natural ecological protection and popular science education, such as horticultural ecological park, organic vegetable garden, original ecological fruit tree germplasm resource park, potherb knowledge lecture, water source fruit forest ecological conservation park, oxygen bar area, wetland plant area, outdoor picnic activities, etc.

(4) Rural animal husbandry

Cattle, sheep, horses, chickens, rabbits, geese and ducks are raised in captivity or animal husbandry, and activities such as grazing, milking, shearing wool, catching piglets, catching native chickens, riding cattle carts and riding horses are planned.

(5) Forest tourism

Including the use of changeable terrain, vast woodland, beautiful forests and strange valleys, rocks, waterfalls and other recreational activities, such as forest bath, forest bath trail, forest cabin, water source fruit forest ecological protection zone, forest oxygen bar area, butterfly valley, bird watching and other activities.

(6) Farm B& Bay

In rural areas, buildings with rural characteristics are planned for tourists to rest and stay, and restaurants with local characteristics are provided, so that tourists can experience the lifestyle of farmers and enjoy the management of fresh agricultural products, such as general farms, natural breeding villages, fishing villages and folk villages.

(7) Folk tourism

Use the unique culture and customs in rural areas as the content of leisure agriculture activities, such as rural folk cultural centers, rural museums, agricultural products production workshops, folk monuments, local human history, rural residents' buildings, and experiencing farm life.

(8) Fishery customs

It is necessary to organically combine fishery resources with knowledge transfer of leisure, tourism, sightseeing and aquaculture, and use water resources to develop leisure fishery and other activities, such as river fishing, shore fishing, boat fishing, experiencing fishing village life, and allowing tourists to directly participate in fishing operations.