据了解，去年5月以来，清涛家庭农场已陆续回收豆秆、小麦秆、稻草等各类秸秆6000余吨。尽管随着 季节更替，生产原料逐渐从秸秆转为废木材和枯枝，但农场的生产节奏丝毫没有放缓，每年仍可处理各 类秸秆及农业废弃物约1万吨，年产生物质颗粒燃料约3万吨。其中，仅废木材一项，该农场每月就能产 出颗粒燃料约1000吨，燃烧热量值约4200焦耳，深受市场青睐。 本报讯 （通讯员 高璇） 1月13日，龙游县小南海镇雅塘村的清涛家庭农场里，挖机挥臂翻动，将一堆 堆废木材、枯枝运送进粉碎设备。木屑飞扬间，这些物料很快化作细碎原料，源源不断地输送至生物质 颗粒生产线，以便压制成型。 这些原本散落在田间地头，或是苗木地改田后遗留的废木料、杂草，如今在农场里有了"新归宿"。随着 设备高速运转，一粒粒色泽均匀的生物质颗粒不断成型、堆放，等待装车运往各地的企业与商户。 "去年，我们的颗粒燃料产量达到3万吨左右。"龙游县清涛农业科技有限公司负责人苏金财介绍，通过 对农业废弃物的集中回收与统一利用，昔日无人问津的"边角料"如今成了抢手的"香饽饽"。 （来源：衢州日报） 转自：衢州日报 从田间秸秆到清洁燃料，小南海镇蹚出了一条农业废弃物循环利用的 ...

Core Insights - Shandong province is exploring a new path for achieving a win-win situation between ecology and development, transforming "ecological burdens" into "green wealth" [1][3] Group 1: Ecological Restoration and Economic Development - The city of Jiyue County has successfully transformed coal mining subsidence areas into wetland parks, restoring 26,000 acres of subsided land and 5,000 acres of abandoned mines, creating six cultural tourism sites and twelve green agricultural bases, which have provided employment for 12,000 farmers [1][3] - The "ecological governance + industrial development" dual-drive approach has allowed Jiyue County to turn ecological scars into a green engine for local development [1][3] Group 2: Agricultural Waste Utilization - In Juancheng County, the "take from the field, benefit the farmers" model has been implemented, converting agricultural waste into industrial resources, which has directly increased farmers' income from straw sales and created over 200 jobs [3][4] - The utilization of straw as biomass fuel in Laiwu District has significantly reduced greenhouse gas emissions compared to coal, with 90% of corn straw being repurposed for various uses, effectively addressing the issue of open burning [4] Group 3: Cultural and Ecotourism Development - The enhancement of urban river landscapes in Zibo City has integrated cultural elements, leading to improved ecological environments that attract wildlife and boost the local tourism industry, with over one million annual visitors to parks [5]