Core Viewpoint - The transformation of barren land into productive orchards in Tuquan County, Inner Mongolia, showcases the potential for agricultural development and economic growth through dedicated farming practices and diversification of fruit varieties [1][3][6]. Group 1: Agricultural Development - The local farmers have successfully converted previously barren land into fruitful orchards, with Liu Jingzhi's 20 acres of land now yielding an annual income exceeding 70,000 yuan [6]. - The introduction of various fruit tree species, such as cold-resistant apples and pears, has allowed for a continuous harvest from July to October, enhancing market competitiveness [3][6]. - The total area of economic forest in Tuquan County has reached 127,000 acres, generating an annual output value of 52 million yuan [8]. Group 2: Community Impact - The fruit industry has significantly improved the livelihoods of local residents, with 272 households in He Sheng Village earning over 5,000 yuan annually from backyard fruit cultivation [6]. - In Baolin Village, 70% of households have increased their income through the sand fruit industry, with 6,000 acres of sand fruit trees entering the productive phase [8]. - The ecological practices, such as intercropping oats with fruit trees, have created a sustainable agricultural model, further enhancing profitability for farmers [8].