太仓青禾谷共享农场，实现在“城里”的农耕乐趣

Group 1 - The Qinghe Valley Shared Farm in Taicang Science and Education New City has officially opened, created through a collaboration between Xingfeng Community Star Labor Cooperative and Qinghe Valley Agricultural Co., Ltd. This project utilizes an innovative model of "infrastructure equity + land sharing" to activate idle resources, quickly becoming a popular destination since its opening in June 2025 [1][3] - The project is located in the Tai'an Third Group, with a planned agricultural area of 36.92 acres and supporting construction land of 0.35 acres. It will be developed in two phases, creating 402 standardized shared vegetable gardens, with 214 in the first phase and 188 in the second phase [3] - The cooperative has invested in infrastructure improvements, including road and waterway renovations, establishing a solid foundation for project operations, exemplifying the transformation of resources into assets and investments into equity [3] Group 2 - The park focuses on "organic planting + diverse experiences," featuring green planting, fruit picking, and pet interaction, ensuring food safety while integrating with compulsory education labor courses. It offers two cultivation models: "self-cultivation" and "full托," with standardized plots of 20-40 square meters and a one-year cycle [6] - Approximately 100 vegetable plots have been successfully leased, receiving a positive market response. The self-cultivation model provides tools and technical guidance, while the full托 model is managed by a professional team, allowing citizens to pick vegetables at their convenience [6] - To ensure quality, the park strictly adheres to organic planting standards, uses organic fertilizers, and regularly publishes soil testing reports. It also offers activities like "vegetable classrooms" and "farming practice classes" to enhance parent-child interactions and promote exploration of nature [8] Group 3 - This project enriches urban leisure scenes and provides stable income for village collectives through land rent and management fees, creating job opportunities in fertilization and weeding. The shared farm, with around 100 "urban landlords," serves as a vibrant connection between urban and rural areas and offers a replicable model for rural revitalization, promoting a healthy and low-carbon lifestyle [11]