The Ophiopore Ophiopogon yields 70% of the country's total, good Nuggets in medicine and farmland

Fuyang City, Fuyang City, there are two treasures: First, Ophiopogon japonicus, one is yam. People call the sparkling Ophiopogon japonicus fruit "Gold bean" and the long-stemmed, medicinal and edible yams are called "silver strips". At present, the annual output value of light cropping plants in the region is close to 2 billion yuan. Many farmers rely on "Golden Beans" and "Silver Bars" to embark on the road to becoming rich.

Hand of God and Zhuge secret tea

An endless stream of Ophiopogon japonicus sheds a green light in the sun, and laborious labors in the fields work in twos and threes. On the 18th, the reporter interviewed in the town of Oumiao in Weicheng District. What he saw was a picture of a livelihood farmer.

Strange to say, for thousands of years, the endless stream of Hanshui flowed from north to south here, suddenly diverted to the east, followed by a curved turn to the southwest, after a large semi-circle and then folded to the southeast, like the mother Embraced by a small impact plain, this created a 560,000 mu of buckwheat root origin.

The Cao Xiangzhi, a 40-year-old woman in Zhang Dongcun’s second group, is digging Ophiopogon in the field. A few nailed down, a Ophiopogon dig out. "Ophiopogon is a good thing, you can eat raw, do not believe you try." Encouraged by Cao Sister, the reporter wiped a magnolia fruit and sent it to his mouth for a chewing, and sure enough, an air of mellowness Through the heart and lungs.

Ophiopogon japonicus is a famous Chinese herbal medicine. It has the effect of nourishing yin and regenerating body and regulating vital energy. Ophiopogon japonicus is a specialty of Liyang and is a geographical indication product in China. Oumiao Town is known as the hometown of China's Ophiopogon and is ranked first among the three major Ophiopogon regions in China. “The reason why Ophiopogon japonicus is famous is closely related to the special geography and climate of the temple of origin in Europe.” Peer's agricultural science and technology personnel told reporters. The temple is located on the west bank of the Han River. Long-term river erosion brings rich sand. This sand is not only moisture-retaining, highly permeable, but also rich in organic matter. It is also rich in sunlight and moderate rainfall, making it particularly suitable for the growth of Ophiopogon, with high yields and good quality.

Ophiopogon drink has a long history. It is rumored that Zhuge Liang's seclusion in the middle of the Longzhong period was that he took tea in the mountains and drank it for drinking every day. The spirit of self-intuitive feeling was multiplied, and his radiant radiance and memory increased. He called Ophiopogon "the treasure of Longzhong". Zhuge secret tea also spread from this.

The leader's vision for wealth

Speaking of the cultivation of modern buckwheat, it is important to mention that Cao Bangjie, chairman of the Miaodong Oxfam Professional Cooperatives. Lao Cao is a native of the Temple of Oolong. He is engaged in cultivation of Ophiopogon for more than 20 years. He is an expert in soil, and is also the leader of 108 cooperative members and more than 5,700 growers.

Cao Bangjie told reporters that Ophiopogon japonicus has a history of more than 30 years, because it is a year round, although the annual planting area is only 20,000 mu, but the output accounts for 70% of the country's total production; the country's three major producing areas, currently developing health supplies and For export, only buckwheat. “After the cooperative was established more than four years ago, it provided farmers with a range of services from planting to harvesting and promoted standardized planting. Ophiopogon production has improved, grades have risen, and competitiveness has increased. Now, deep-processed products 'Zhuge Liang Mi Tea' are sold. Japan, South Korea, Xinjiapo and other places have also won gold awards at the China Agricultural Expo."

The benefits of Ophiopogon japonicus are real. Cao Xiangzhi calculated an account for the reporter: Her family had only planted two points and was currently digging nearly half and had already sold 760 yuan. "Last year's prices were particularly good, a large family planted more than 3 mu and sold 200,000 yuan. "It is quite common for an average household to earn 30,000 yuan per year," Cao Bangjie said. "Cooperatives started from 2,000 yuan in funds. In just a few years, the current public accumulation has reached three or four million yuan."

According to reports, the output value of Ophiopogon japonicus reached 1.6 billion yuan last year. The biggest vision for Lao Cao now is that he hopes to win some financial support and spend four to five years to turn it into a big industry of 10 billion yuan.