Jiatang Township, Haiyuan County, Zhongwei City, Ningxia Hui Autonomous Region

Jiatang Township

Jiatang township is located in the middle of Haiyuan County, covering an area of 301.23 square kilometers. The township government is 25 kilometers away from the county. It has jurisdiction over 9 administrative villages and 87 natural villages, with a total population of 23418 (2017). The natural landforms in the countryside are mainly Intermountain basins, Liangmao mountains and small valley terraces. The average annual rainfall is 300-400mm, the temperature is 7.1 ℃, and the frost free period is 145-165 days. There is little rain in summer, and the drought time is long.

administrative division

code:

640522208: ~ 200 Nanwan village ~ 201 Jiatang village ~ 202 houtang village ~ 203 Huangping village ~ 204 Wangtang village ~ 205 Maying village ~ 206 Hechuan village ~ 207shuanghe village ~ 210 Baotai Village

Historical evolution

Jiatang township was established in 1949, the commune was changed in 1958, and the township was restored in 1984. In 1997, it covers an area of 150 square kilometers and has a population of 16000. It governs six administrative villages, namely Jiatang, Wangtang, houtang, Maying, Huangping and Nanhe. In 2003, Jiatang Township and Shuanghe Township were merged to form a new Jiatang Township, which covers an area of 404 square kilometers and governs 11 administrative villages. In 2006, Jiatang Township had 11 village committees: Nanwan village, Jiatang village, houtang village, Huangping village, Wangtang village, Maying village, Hechuan village, Shuanghe village, QianChuan village, Badou village and Baotai village. QianChuan village belongs to Shidian Township, Badou village belongs to Guanqiao township.

agricultural development

Crops include wheat, millet, buckwheat, flax, pea and lentils. The characteristic plants are onion, garlic, potato, fennel, etc. Maying red garlic is a local specialty, well-known far and near. The cultivated land area of the township is 330000 mu, including 3572 mu of irrigated land. There are 13 auxiliary motor wells in the township, including 2 small reservoirs in Nanchuan and zhengwan, 2 brick factories in Maying, and 7381 pits for production and living. There are 1127 farm transporters, 68 trucks, 8160 livestock (including 6970 cattle), 47000 sheep and 1200 pigs in the township. The annual output value of crops can reach 20 million yuan. The output value of grass industry can reach 3 million yuan, the output value of animal husbandry can reach 11 million yuan, the labor income can reach 28 million yuan, the GDP of the whole township can reach 64.13 million yuan, and the per capita net income can reach 1521 yuan.

Transportation

Heihai road and Haili road cross the border. Every village has roads, electricity and telephone. With advantageous geographical location and convenient transportation, there is a market, which has become a trade center of surrounding villages and towns. The trade day lasts for a long time, with a passenger flow of about 12000 and a transaction value of about 200000 yuan.

infrastructure

There are 2 junior middle schools and 13 township primary schools, with 3938 students and 144 full-time teachers. The enrollment rate of school-age children is 97.8%. Township health centers, police stations, posts and telecommunications, credit cooperatives, forestry and animal husbandry centers, agricultural technology service centers, family planning stations and other grass-roots organizations are sound, and their service functions are perfect.

prime mover industry

Planting grass and raising livestock has become a leading industry in the economic development of the township. At present, the bed area of alfalfa is 87000 mu, and 1409 high standard greenhouses have been built; 109675 mu of farmland has been converted to forest and grass, and 35000 mu of farmland has been built; 7.3 km "green channel" has become a beautiful landscape in Jiatang basin; labor export has become an "iron crop" in Jiatang Township, with an annual income of 28 million yuan The comprehensive management of water, land, forest, road and grass, and the coordinated development of grain, livestock, trade and people have led to the increase of farmers' income and a road of "social, economic and ecological win-win" to get rich.