Yongjia County pumping water to help protect rice conservation fish

Chengtian Village is a city-level rice-fish culture demonstration zone in Wenzhou City. At present, there are more than 200 farmers in the village who have farmed fish in paddy fields contracted by their families, covering a total area of ​​200 mu. Through rice and fish symbiosis projects, farmers have, in addition to the rice harvest, an average income of more than 100 kilograms of fish per acre, and double income from paddy fields has become the main channel for home farmers to increase their income. In the past few days, the rice field in Chengtian Village, Bilian Town, Yongjia County, Yongjia County has lost more than 2,000 kg of fieldfish due to insufficient water.

20 sets of water pumps pumping water to protect the fish this stranded fish, Lee Jinshi rushed to give it a shower.

The rice fields in the village are all higher than the creek beds. When it is not dry, the stagnant water in the irrigation canals in the Tanabe will be manually adjusted and will automatically flow into the rice fields. Ten days ago, there was no water in the canal. The village committee immediately organized personnel to spend more than 30,000 yuan and purchased 20 sets of large-flow-rate pumps and rubber hoses and wires, etc. with a size of 2 inches or more, and distributed them to farmers. Pumping water from the stream. It is understood that an acre of paddy fields should be pumped for more than 6 hours to meet the requirements for the growth of field fish. Due to evaporation, pumping water is irrigated once every two or three days.

At present, Yongjia Rice Farm has an area of ​​80,000 mu, of which more than 60,000 mu ensure the water supply for fish farming in paddy fields through reservoir water or spring water. There are 10,000 mu of paddy fields like Chengtian Village, which have low drought-resistance capacity. At present, we use water diversion stations to pump water or pump water to maintain the normal water storage capacity required for rice and fish symbiosis.