Recently rented 100 mu of wasteland around Kashgar, Xinjiang. Excuse me, what can be used for planting to maximize benefits?

I have been in Xinjiang for two years, and I will give you some suggestions based on what I know:

1, you'd better return it if you can. Many of my friends planted in southern Xinjiang, mainly red dates and other crops, and they all lost their homes. The main reasons are: the desert is barren, the cost of reconstruction is too high, the cost of fertilizer, irrigation, renting machinery and labor in and out of the desert, and there are many wild birds and animals in southern Xinjiang, so there are countless projects to drive birds and animals, especially birds, which are not small expenses. I don't know the rest. I didn't do it after all.

2. In southern Xinjiang, it is best to use other people's abandoned land, especially jujube orchard, to abandon 50 to 100 mu. After all, people's preliminary work is done, you just need to put fertilizer in it to take over, the income should be ok, and the rental price is not high. People can't do it anymore. It's better to rent it if it's beneficial than to abandon it.

3. Using your own land, it is suggested to plant cash crops with local characteristics, such as Dayun.

I haven't planted it, but I learned about it through my friends who have invested. I suggest studying more and practicing more. Don't start in a hurry

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Thank you for inviting me. I'm ordinary and happy to answer questions.

The project rented 100 mu of wasteland in Kashgar, Xinjiang. I want to know what to plant to maximize the income. Due to the high altitude in Xinjiang, the large temperature difference between day and night, and the shortage of water resources, farmers and herdsmen can only grow some wheat, corn and cotton. In the past, the output of cotton planted in large quantities was not high and the economic benefits were not very good, so the cotton planting area has dropped a lot now. So, what other crops can be planted to increase farmers' output and income?

The first is Xinjiang jujube, because Xinjiang jujube is famous all over the country now, so there are perfect planting management techniques, and Xinjiang jujube is planted in time. Of course, because there may be a lot of investment in the early stage, it is suggested to join the Xinjiang jujube planting cooperative to share the risks and maximize the benefits.

The second is to plant watermelons in Xinjiang sandy land, because watermelons in Xinjiang sandy land are suitable for the special climate in Xinjiang, with large temperature difference between day and night, long daytime and high sweetness. This kind of watermelon sells well in the market, and the listing time is just staggered with that in the mainland, usually in 10, and the watermelons in the mainland basically reach the final stage. This is a time difference that maximizes benefits.

The third is to plant pasture. Xinjiang's animal husbandry is very developed, and it definitely needs a lot of pasture. Because winter comes early in Xinjiang, herders have to reserve a lot of pasture for the winter. There must be a good market for planting forage grass in Xinjiang, and there is no need to worry that the planted forage grass can't be sold, so as to maximize the income of contracted land and have no experience.

Simply put forward these unwritten suggestions, the first kind of planting, but also combined with the local actual situation, more exchanges and discussions with old experts and planting cooperatives, what is suitable for planting. Don't plant blindly to reduce unnecessary losses. Of course, if you have any different opinions and suggestions, we can discuss them together. Thank you.

Let me talk about this problem.

100 mu of wasteland, I wonder what your land is like. Sandy land or ordinary saline-alkali land. Since you say it's wasteland, it depends on whether it has been reclaimed for several years and whether it has been watered with salt and alkali. If it is opened in the last two years, whether it is sandy land or saline-alkali land, my suggestion is not to plant it directly. Now the cost and risk of breeding are still very high.

If the salinity is not very serious, I suggest planting cotton. Although the cotton market in Xinjiang is not good now, it can still make some money. It is not recommended to grow corn and wheat, and the economic value can't catch up with cotton.

As for growing vegetables and fruits, I suggest you forget about it. Nothing good can grow in the wasteland.

I don't know what your land contract fee is, short rent or long-term lease. As a farmer in southern Xinjiang, I think it is unwise to contract wasteland farming in Xinjiang now.

May I say a few words to you? How can we answer your question? The reasons are as follows

1, 100 mu of wasteland, you didn't make it clear at all. How many years have it been cultivated? Is the water source convenient? Large tank or drip irrigation, is there a circuit for drip irrigation? Do you have alkaline pills? Is there more grass or more red willows? what do you charge for rent? Is it sandy or clay? Is it possible for the land to be reclaimed secretly? Is the signed lease contract guaranteed? Is there an alkali drain? Is the alkali drainage ditch deep? Is it a laser flat? Is there any moisture in the mu? What skills are you good at? Do you manage it yourself or ask someone to manage it? Is the mechanical equipment convenient?

You haven't explained these questions clearly. How can we draw conclusions and give suggestions? Because this involves cost accounting!

2. The situation in recent years is that there is no subsidy for cotton, the price of red dates has fallen, and the fruit tree recycling cycle is particularly long!

If nothing else, you have rent money, you might as well turn around more! Go directly to the Corps. Those who are about to retire and don't want to plant, those who have worked for a long time have ready-made land and orchards! What's wrong with that? An identity only needs about 14000 yuan a year. Much more stable than you are now, and the risk is much smaller! A good year of operation is equivalent to 100 mu of wasteland for several years!

Don't be silly! brothers

To answer your question, the seedling market in Xinjiang is good. In recent years, the country has stepped up its efforts to develop the western region, and we can consider planting young crops. Planting green seedlings on 100 mu of land requires an investment of about 5000/ 10000 yuan per mu, because in recent years, the country needs a large number of engineering seedlings and afforestation seedlings in barren hills and wasteland for the transformation and construction of ecological environment. Planting some native tree species will definitely make money, such as elm, Toona sinensis, Ailanthus altissima, Hongyechun, Sophora japonica, Fraxinus chinensis, Picea crassifolia, Elm, apricot tree seedlings, Prunus armeniaca seedlings, Crataegus pinnatifida seedlings and many other seedlings suitable for planting in Xinjiang. You can build a nursery according to your local suitable tree species, and you don't need to plant many varieties. You only need to choose one or two varieties, and you need to be familiar with their habits and characteristics.

I don't mean to discourage you from planting wasteland. In the first three years, you will only lose money, because you can't grow anything, but you have to dig wells, a well of 200,000 to 300,000, transformers and nearly/kloc-0,000,000, as well as drip irrigation, weeding and improvement. However, it is too little to plant only one hundred mu in a well, and a well can irrigate at least four or five hundred mu. Otherwise, it's not cost-effective and you can't earn it back. In the first few years of land reclamation, many people borrowed a lot of money and couldn't make any money. Many people gave up. Some people used to borrow too much money to drink pesticides. Very bitter.

You should have enough money and psychological preparation.

Friend, I'm a local, too. I plant wheat in winter and subsidize 200 yuan per mu, but I have to pay the public grain, and the silage in summer can produce 6 tons of feed per mu, and then develop cattle and sheep. There will be subsidies after the stock reaches a certain level, provided that there is a silage machine around, so it is good to make suggestions and do what you can! Twice a year.

See what is suitable and convenient to grow there. Cotton and red dates are special products in Xinjiang, so you can refer to them.

Thank you for your invitation. I don't know much about Xinjiang market. Now that the land has been transferred, I am determined to do so. You have to investigate according to the market around you.

Making a single item is king.

Most agricultural products in Xinjiang are aimed at the so-called Guanshi and most large-scale production farms. Even many mainland bosses will go to Xinjiang to package land, bring products from there and then pull them to the mainland, so they choose categories. Products must be highly single, intensive in scale and mature in planting technology.

In that case, what we produce can be sold by wholesalers all over the world in the market.

Large areas must be planted to keep warm.

In Xinjiang, many planting scales are relatively large. Some retail investors will also arrange their own stubble according to the needs and trends of dealers who come from all over the country every year, forming an agglomeration effect, which is more conducive to the bulk purchase of dealers. So at this time, if we haven't decided what to do. Then we'd better, now, find out whether there are such planting groups in the local area and ask them for advice. It is best to be very helpful in planting technology. More importantly, we won't do it aimlessly from the beginning. Although the return may be less, it is relatively stable.

First break into this local circle, and then consider how to become bigger and stronger.

Well, I'm Hua Wuque. I hope I can help you!

If the water is convenient, you can plant oil sunflower in the first year, and you must cover it with plastic film. If the water is cheap, it can be dripped on Monday. Oil sunflower is quite salt-tolerant. If the yield is good, you can recover the cost and earn some money at the end of the year! Cotton can be planted in the second year, but you must be careful. Be sure to drip water after rain, mainly to suppress alkali. If you have never planted cotton, you can plant oil sunflower for two years in a row! Press the alkali! In the third year, you can consider planting cotton, but other crops can't! I think 100 mu is really not much, not cost-effective, too much investment in the early stage!