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“群众富不富,全靠党支部。”1995年新组建的抚顺县上马乡姚家村党支部一班人,深知自己肩上的责任。水灾后恢复的土地,只够村民吃上个饱饭,要想使群众富起来,只有另想出路。为了帮助村民解放思想、开拓视野,党支部组织有致富能力的党员和群众到清原等地参观学习,回到村里后,结合姚家村的实际展开讨论。通过大家的讨论,党支部认为,开发治理小流域,坚持治山、种药、栽果、养鸡、养蛙等多种经营项目齐发展,就是村民脱贫致富的好路子。于是,他们把目光放在雷家沟流域的开发上。 雪家沟流域全长10公里,沟内含千米以上长度的自然沟川11条,流域内常年流水不断,荒山、荒沟面积8000多亩,耕地面积300多亩。村党支部总结了过去栽果治山的经验教训,研究制定了治理开发流域的3条措施:一是治山与治沟、种植与养殖相结合。过去只注意栽植林木,荒废了沟塘;只注重放牧,忽视了养蛙。二是长期效
“The masses are rich and depend on the party branches.” In 1995, a newly formed group of people in the party branch of Yaojia Village, Shangma Township, Fushun County, knew very well their responsibilities. After the floods, the restored land will only suffice for the villagers to eat. If they want to make the masses rich, they only have to think of alternative ways. In order to help villagers emancipate their minds and broaden their horizons, the party branches organized richer party members and masses to visit and study in Qingyuan and other places. After returning to the village, they discussed the actual situation with Yao Jiacun. Through our discussion, the Party branch believes that the development and management of small watersheds and the consistent development of a variety of management projects such as mountain cultivation, seed medicine cultivation, chicken raising and raising frogs are good ways for the villagers to get out of poverty and get rich. So, they set their sights on the development of Leijiagou watershed. Xuejiagou basin 10 km in length, the trench contains kilometers of natural ditch length of 11, the basin continued perennial flow of barren hills, waste ditch area of 8000 mu, 300 acres of arable land. The village party branch summed up the experiences and lessons learned from planting fruit trees in the past and studied and formulated 3 measures to govern the development of the river basin: First, to cure the mountain and control the ditch, and to combine planting and breeding. In the past, it only paid attention to planting trees and abandoned the ditch ponds; it only paid attention to grazing and neglected frogs. Second, long-term effect