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中新网乌鲁木齐12月8日电 (陶拴科 阿巴拜科日)时下，新疆于田县沙产业实验基地各类中草药迎来丰 收，村民正忙于采收。 于田县位于昆仑山北麓、塔克拉玛干沙漠南缘。近年来，该县探索"生态+中草药产业"发展模式，在沙 漠前沿和绿洲过渡带打造由中药材构成的绿色生态屏障，实现生态治理与经济发展双重目标。 新疆于田县沙产业实验基地中药材迎来丰收 今年3月，于田县万花园中药材实验基地开始平整沙丘，种植甘草、黄芩、丹参、薄荷等36种中药材。 经过试种，确认20余种中药材适合当地沙性土壤，具备推广种植潜力。 "过去这里风大沙多，现在种上中草药，不仅固沙，还能卖药材赚钱。"正在采收的村民买买提·阿卜杜 说。 于田县林业和草原局副局长江东辉表示："今年试种的中药材品种中，成活率较高的将扩大种植规模， 推广'沙地药田'标准化种植模式，结合滴灌和喷灌技术，推动生态治理和产业增收深度融合。" 编辑：付健青 广告等商务合作，请点击这里 本文为转载内容，授权事宜请联系原著作权人 中新经纬版权所有，未经书面授权，任何单位及个人不得转载、摘编或以其它方式使用。 关注中新经纬微信公众号(微信搜索"中新经纬"或"jwview")，看更多精彩财经资 ...

Core Viewpoint - The article highlights the successful implementation of ecological restoration and sand control measures in the Taklamakan Desert, focusing on the development of a green ecological belt and the promotion of sustainable agricultural practices in the region [2][3]. Group 1: Ecological Restoration Efforts - The Yutian County has established 198 mutual aid teams to manage sand control areas, involving 964 households, with a focus on biological sand control [2]. - The Daweikun area has developed a 284-meter wide and 104-kilometer long ecological green belt, integrating 58,000 acres of biological sand control forest and 1,000 acres of engineering sand fixation [2]. - The overall goal is to complete a total of 8.44 million acres of sand control measures by the end of the year, transitioning from "locking the edge" to "expanding the edge" of the desert [2]. Group 2: Economic Development and Crop Diversification - Local farmers, such as Abdusalam Talip, are engaging in mutual aid teams to cultivate previously barren land, with expectations of significant income from crops like big yucca, projected to yield 200 kilograms per acre and generate over 30,000 yuan in profit [2]. - The Yutian County government has invested over 20 million yuan in establishing experimental fields for cultivating medicinal herbs and economic crops, including licorice and rose [6]. - The introduction of a contract farming model for seven types of medicinal herbs is planned for next year, aiming for large-scale production suited to the sandy environment [6].

Core Viewpoint - The Shandong Provincial Department of Agriculture and Rural Affairs has issued guidelines to mitigate the adverse effects of continuous rainy weather on traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) production, aiming to enhance quality and yield while ensuring stable supply [1] Group 1: Impact of Weather on TCM Production - Continuous rainy and low-light conditions since mid-September have led to excessive soil moisture, waterlogging, and root damage, negatively affecting the growth and quality of TCM, particularly for root medicines like Salvia miltiorrhiza, Panax quinquefolius, and Scutellaria baicalensis [1] - The current priority in field management is to ensure effective drainage to prevent root rot due to prolonged waterlogging [1] Group 2: Agricultural Practices for Recovery - Timely soil cultivation and aeration are essential once soil moisture is suitable, with a focus on breaking surface compaction to enhance root respiration and growth [2] - Enhancing plant resilience is crucial, particularly for deep-rooted medicines like Salvia miltiorrhiza, which have suffered from root damage; foliar fertilization with potassium dihydrogen phosphate and plant growth regulators is recommended [2] - Controlling pests and diseases through timely removal of dead plants and appropriate pesticide application is vital to maintain the quality of TCM [2] Group 3: Harvesting and Processing Guidelines - Harvesting times for deep-rooted medicines should be flexible based on field conditions, with specific recommendations for Salvia miltiorrhiza and Panax quinquefolius to prevent quality degradation due to waterlogging [3] - Post-harvest handling should avoid stacking and instead utilize well-ventilated areas for drying, with a preference for mechanical drying to control moisture levels effectively [3]

Core Insights - The article highlights the transformation of rural areas in Shanxi's Linfen City, particularly in the medicinal herb industry, driven by improved electricity supply and innovative agricultural practices [1][3]. Group 1: Agricultural Development - The county's focus on a "one village, one product" strategy has expanded the medicinal herb planting area to 10,000 acres, significantly increasing farmers' annual income [1]. - Farmers in the region, such as Wang Zhiwen, report that the income from cultivating medicinal herbs like Di Huang can reach at least 48,000 yuan per 10 acres due to better irrigation and processing facilities [1]. Group 2: Electricity Support - The State Grid Linfen Power Supply Company has implemented a "power assistance for agriculture" service model, conducting thorough inspections in the medicinal herb planting areas to ensure reliable electricity supply [3][4]. - The company has established a "grid-based" service mechanism, providing dedicated customer managers for each area and offering a dual-track service model combining online and offline support [3]. Group 3: Technological Integration - The power supply company has tailored electricity solutions for the specific needs of medicinal herb cultivation, including installing smart temperature control systems and upgrading electrical equipment in drying workshops [4]. - The integration of stable electricity throughout the medicinal herb industry chain—from smart seedling cultivation to cold chain logistics—has enhanced product quality and extended the industrial chain [4]. Group 4: Socioeconomic Impact - The revival of the medicinal herb industry has led to a return of many villagers who previously worked elsewhere, transforming traditional farmers into industrial workers and creating a positive cycle of talent return, industrial recovery, and ecological improvement [4].

Core Insights - The 22nd Jujube Picking Season at Zhonghua Mingzao Garden in Fengtai District will run from September 13 to October 12, featuring over a hundred varieties of jujubes ready for harvest [1] - The garden has optimized jujube quality and introduced a "three-dimensional compound planting" ecological model, adding a 25-acre medicinal herb planting area and a 15-acre specialty sweet potato demonstration area [1] - The garden is integrating diverse business formats, including live streaming sales and parent-child educational activities, enhancing visitor engagement and modern agricultural experience [1] - The event will also feature over 30 cultural and entertainment activities, including music concerts, outdoor movies, and community talent shows, providing continuous entertainment from day to night [1]

Core Insights - Yangtze River Pharmaceutical Group is enhancing the sustainable development of traditional Chinese medicine by establishing standardized planting bases for medicinal herbs in Shanxi Province, particularly focusing on the cultivation of North Bupleurum [1][2] Group 1: Promotion of Scientific Planting - The optimal harvesting period for North Bupleurum is from late September to early October, during which the roots are nutrient-rich and contain high active ingredient levels [2] - Previously, local farmers lacked scientific planting methods, leading to inconsistent quality and low profitability [2] - Yangtze River has partnered with Shanxi Yubing Pharmaceutical to create a high-standard planting base, implementing a "company + cooperative + farmer" model, ensuring unified seed selection, scientific crop rotation, and management [2] Group 2: Quality Control Enhancement - Quality inspection is crucial for ensuring the quality of medicinal herbs, with Yangtze River establishing strict quality standards covering the entire process from planting to product delivery [3] - Regular sampling and monitoring of active ingredient content and pesticide residues are conducted to ensure compliance with quality standards [3] - A transparent traceability mechanism has been established using new information technologies, supporting meticulous management throughout the supply chain [3] Group 3: Economic Benefits and Community Impact - Yangtze River's technology-sharing model has transformed medicinal herb cultivation into a significant industry benefiting local communities [4] - The yield of sour jujube seeds has increased from 60 kg to 100 kg per mu, with harvesting efficiency improving by 2-3 times [4] - The company has established over 5 standardized planting bases in Jinzhong, creating employment for around 2,000 local residents and contributing to rural revitalization [4]

Core Viewpoint - The lesson delivered by Zhang Zhongde emphasizes the significant role of traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) during the Anti-Japanese War, highlighting its effectiveness in treating soldiers and the importance of passing down TCM wisdom to future generations [1][3]. Group 1: Role of Traditional Chinese Medicine - TCM played a crucial role during the Anti-Japanese War when Western medicine was scarce, utilizing local herbs such as mugwort, honeysuckle, and angelica to treat soldiers [1][3]. - Medical workers demonstrated resourcefulness by gathering herbs from the mountains and employing traditional methods to treat injuries and illnesses [2][3]. - The use of TCM for treating malaria and dysentery was validated through clinical trials, showcasing its effectiveness in wartime conditions [2][3]. Group 2: Cultural and Educational Significance - The lesson aims to instill a sense of patriotism and appreciation for traditional culture among students, linking physical health to the ability to contribute to the nation [4]. - The initiative reflects a broader educational goal of inspiring students to pursue careers in medicine, fostering a new generation of healthcare professionals [4].

Core Insights - The article highlights the transformation of Tongxin County in Ningxia into a significant producer of traditional Chinese medicinal herbs, particularly silver root and yellow gentian, which has improved local farmers' incomes and created job opportunities [1][2]. Industry Development - Tongxin County has developed 39,000 acres of medicinal herb cultivation, with silver root being the only major production area in China, recognized by the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Affairs [2]. - The county has established a "base + cooperative + farmer + financial institution" model to enhance the medicinal herb industry, turning previously barren land into productive agricultural areas [1][3]. Financial Support - Local banks have introduced specialized credit products for the medicinal herb sector, addressing the financing challenges faced by small and micro enterprises [3]. - As of June this year, financial institutions in Tongxin County have issued 2.56 billion yuan in agricultural loans, with 22.79 million yuan specifically for medicinal herbs [1]. Employment and Income Generation - The cooperative model has significantly improved farmers' livelihoods, with an average annual income increase of 6,000 yuan per household through participation in herb cultivation [4]. - The county expects to harvest medicinal herbs from 7,600 acres this year, generating a total output value of 41.04 million yuan [4].

Group 1: Livestock Industry - Tongwei County focuses on upgrading agricultural structure through livestock farming, aiming to expand cattle and sheep farming while stabilizing pig and poultry production [2] - The establishment of a grass-livestock circular industry park promotes integrated development of breeding, processing, and sales [2] - The local market for livestock has seen a transaction volume exceeding 60 million yuan, with a new slaughterhouse and meat storage facility set to enhance processing capabilities [2] Group 2: Fruit and Vegetable Industry - The county has achieved significant yields in highland summer vegetables, with local peppers yielding 8,000 to 10,000 pounds per acre, generating net incomes of approximately 3,000 yuan [3] - A cooperative model has been implemented to enhance apple production, with 36,000 acres of orchards generating an annual output value of 130 million yuan [3] - The vegetable planting area has reached 80,000 acres, with an annual production value exceeding 800 million yuan, supported by cold storage and logistics facilities [3] Group 3: Traditional Chinese Medicine Industry - Tongwei County has a robust traditional Chinese medicine sector, with 350,000 acres dedicated to medicinal herbs, generating an estimated annual output of over 160,000 tons and a total industry value of 3.3 billion yuan [4] - Recent investments in the industry include 19 projects worth 3.19 billion yuan aimed at enhancing the processing and development of traditional medicine [4][5] - The county is also integrating traditional medicine with wellness tourism, planning to launch over five health products this year with a projected output value exceeding 20 million yuan [5] Group 4: Renewable Energy Sector - The county is developing a wind power project with an investment of 560 million yuan and a capacity of 100 MW, expected to generate 200 million kWh annually [6] - Total installed renewable energy capacity in Tongwei County has reached 1.4624 million kW, making it a significant clean energy production base in Gansu [6] - The county is also investing in energy storage solutions to stabilize power supply, including a 100 MW/400 MWh independent storage project [6] Group 5: Textile and Apparel Industry - The textile and apparel sector is becoming a key driver of employment and economic growth, with several companies achieving significant production outputs [7][8] - A new garment industrial park has been established with an investment of 55 million yuan, aiming to produce over 5 million garments annually and create more than 1,500 stable jobs [8] - The apparel industry has generated over 400 million yuan in output value in the first half of the year, providing employment opportunities for over 2,000 individuals [8]