The "Guardian" of the Frontier Fruit Farmers -Remembering Zhejiang University Cadre Cadres and Trouins

"If there is no Professor Lou, I will lose more than 300,000 yuan in revenue that year, and even the entire orchard will not be able to keep it." A few days ago, Liao Jiming, a Korla and farm fragrant pear growers in Xinjiang, told reporters.

Professor Lou in the mouth of Guoongkou is called Tou Binggan, a professor and cadre of Zhejiang University. In April 2019, the Tower Binggan took the initiative to apply for aid in Xinjiang, and the University of Tarim was the deputy director of the Scientific Research Department.

"Branches blight" is a devastating bacterial disease on Rosaceae plants such as pears and apples. In 2016, the fruit trees planted by fruit farmers planted by Yili Kazakh Autonomous Prefecture, Xinjiang. This disease will kill the branches of fruit trees and slowly let the whole tree die, and the fruit farmers are viewed as the "cancer" of the fruit tree. As an expert in plant protection, the towering soldiers far away from Zhejiang University rushed to Yili, devoted to the prevention and control work, and established a deep relationship with Xinjiang fruit farmers.

It seems that it is destined to have a fate with Xinjiang. In 2019, Zhejiang University selected a new group of cadres to assist Xinjiang. It was originally reported in April, and she rushed to Korla in March to help fruit farmers solve the problem of "branches".

"Looking at a plant carefully cared for more than ten or twenty years, or even longer, the fragrant pear tree withered and died. In this scene, she wiped her tears several times, and was determined to fight with the "blight".

"When I come to help Xinjiang, the purpose and intention of the original is to truly help the people." Lou Bingqian said, "I came to Xinjiang with the dream of helping Xinjiang with science and technology."

"After busy in the orchard, guiding fruit farmers to prevent and treat diseases. When I returned to my residence, I washed my face and felt so painful." Tower Bingluo lived in Zhejiang for a long time, without the habit of rubbing sunscreen, Xinjiang's strong ultraviolet rays in Xinjiang Burning her face. The fruit farmers said distressedly that the darkest in the orchard was taught several floors.

The tower was on the top of the scorching sun and investigated in the orchard. When it was found that the fruit farmers were taking medicine, because the crown of the pear trees was high, the medicinal solution was not sprayed on the branch of the tree, which caused these branches to infected. To this end, she made two suggestions to the fruit farmers, one is to cut high dwarfs to the pear trees; the other is to use manual spraying drugs for higher fruit trees to ensure that each tree branch is sprayed with medicinal solution.

The problem of troubled fruit farmers was solved, and the sorrow on the face of fruit farmers disappeared.

In the past three years, the team has led the team to establish more than 3,000 acres of comprehensive prevention and control test demonstration parks in the southern Xinjiang and northern Xinjiang, local and military regiments. People, small -scale training anytime, anywhere.

Study on the front lines and fields of Xinjiang at the grassroots level of Xinjiang all year round, played a key role in the prevention and treatment of diseases ... In December 2019, the Party Committee of Zhejiang University received a letter of thanks that the letter was written by Xinjiang Forestry and Grassland. She expressed her gratitude to the hard work of the Tower Binggan. By promoting the implementation of the key prevention and control technologies proposed by the team's team and her team research, the prevention and control of "Branches Protest" has received good results, and directly reduced the loss of 2.7 billion yuan for Xinjiang fruit farmers.

At present, the "branches" in Korla and Aksu region, as well as the second division of the Corps have been effectively curbed. "Although my aid work is over, I will continue to serve the fruit farmers in the frontier and continue to be the" guardian "of the fruit farmers." Tou Bingqian said. (Reporter Jiang Fu)

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