Ningkang Township, Teng County, Wuzhou City, Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region

Ningkang Township

Ningkang township is located in the northwest of Teng County, Wuzhou City, Guangxi Province, 195 km away from the urban area of Wuzhou City and 135 km away from the county seat. It covers an area of 118.83 square kilometers and has a population of 16262 (in 2017), of which Yao people account for about a quarter. Most of the local residences are distributed along the gully. Ningkang township is only 5 kilometers away from Pingnan Jinxiu highway. Teng County, Pingnan County border market.

administrative division

Ningkang Township now governs 8 village committees and about 150 natural villages, including Ningkang, Liaonan, Yongtai, mengtang, Xinwang, Pinggui, Datang and dupang. There are nine primary and secondary schools. Ningkang Township People's government is located in Sidong group of Ningkang village.

Historical evolution

The village was built in 1762. There are Tiandong beside the village and temples in it, so it's named. Ningkang commune was established by Dali commune in 1969. In 1984, Ningkang township was established. In 2003, the township was withdrawn and the administrative region was merged into Dali town. In 2012, the autonomous region adjusted the administrative region of Dali town and established a new Ningkang township.

natural resources

Ningkang township is rich in natural products, such as pine, fir, orange, agaric, tea, watermelon, litchi, longan, star anise and yellow bamboo shoots. Since 2008, local people have planted a large number of economic forest Eucalyptus (fast-growing Eucalyptus), which is an important forestry base in Tengxian county.

The origin of the name

Yongning, Yongkang two villages each take a word named.

Forestry construction

Ningkang township is located in the northernmost part of Teng County, surrounded by mountains, mild climate, fertile land, suitable for planting all kinds of economic forest. For a long time, Ningkang people have a good tradition of planting pine, Cunninghamia lanceolata, star anise, cinnamon and other economic forests, but the scale of planting is generally small, and most of them use traditional planting methods, so the economic benefits are not obvious. How to increase farmers' income and further implement the project of returning farmland to forest has become a top priority for the local government. before the Spring Festival in 2003, the township organized relevant personnel to carry out in-depth investigation in various villages, to find out the problems and weak links in the mass planting, to determine the guiding ideology of "taking mountains as a business, prospering Ningxia and enriching the people", and to build a "green bank". Cadres and forestry technicians from Ningkang Township separately went to each village to hold afforestation mobilization meetings to discuss strategies for returning farmland to forests and increasing farmers' income. According to the plan, this spring, Ningkang township will further do a good job in the basic work of afforestation, promote the structural adjustment of tree species by afforestation, and promote the ecological construction of forestry.