Where does Gujia Village belong?

Gujia

The origin of the village: In the second year of Hongwu in the Ming Dynasty (1369), the Xie family immigrated and settled here. Later, the surname Gu moved in from Sichuan Province and was added to the surname Jie, so the surname was adopted. Named Gu family.

Population of the administrative district

It is located in the north of the town resident and west of Longshui Road, 4 kilometers away from the town resident. The total land area is 5456.9 acres, and the cultivated land area is 2990.9 acres. At the end of 2004, there were 400 households and a population of 1,280.

Economic status Fruit industry, animal husbandry, and efficient agriculture are all developed. There are 200 dairy cows in the village, 87 acres of greenhouse production mainly focusing on melons and vegetables, 200 acres of open-field strawberries, 1 market in the village, and 1 development community on Longshui Road in the east of the village. The community is also an open-field strawberry purchase and sale market for surrounding villages. . In 2004, the total rural economic income was 15.25 million yuan, and the per capita net income was 4,609 yuan.

Advantageous industries The village is a pollution-free high-quality fruit production base of the Ministry of Agriculture. It has 145 acres of various orchards such as apples, grapes, peaches, and plums, including 90 acres of Red Fuji orchards, with an annual output of 100 acres of high-quality Red Fuji apples. Many tons.

Social undertakings In 2004, the village owned 6 trucks, 1 car, 296 motorcycles, and 321 tricycles and tractors of various types. The villagers' houses are spacious, with an average of 24 square meters per capita. There are 326 households with cable TV, 322 fixed phones, and 107 mobile phones.

Contact number: 86-0532-85438088

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