Chongqing 5 "Mulberry Shift" Sericulture Base Construction Project Passed Acceptance

Recently, the Chongqing Municipal Foreign Economic and Trade Commission and the relevant departments of the city went to Tongliang county to check the project of "mulberry shift to the west" sericulture base in 2007.

To this end, Chongqing's Ministry of Commerce's 5 "mulberry West shift" project sericulture base construction project, through the implementation of more than a year, all passed the project acceptance.

According to the introduction, in 2007, 5 new projects in Chongqing were completed, including 54564 mu of mulberry garden, 109% of the target area, 14890 square meters of total silkworm breeding room, 119% of the target set up, 60845 square meters of silkworm rearing house (silkworm house), 135% of the target, 5 million 580 thousand of the cardboard square clusters, and 5 facilities for silkworm production and silkworm production. The actual total investment reached 35 million 30 thousand yuan (of which the silkworm farm was 5 yuan).

Since March this year, the Chongqing Municipal Foreign Economic and Trade Commission has worked with the Municipal Finance Bureau, Southwestern University, the sericulture station and the city silk and Cocoon Silk Association to carry out the acceptance of 5 "mulberry West shift" sericulture base construction projects in 2007.

The acceptance team has formed acceptance opinions through various ways, such as on-the-spot inspection, listening to reports, and consulting data, etc. all 5 projects have been checked and accepted, and will be reported to the Ministry of Commerce for examination in the near future.

Experts agree that the construction of silkworm and mulberry base has been further consolidated through the construction of the project. The specialization and organization of sericulture have been further improved, and the level of cocoon and silk industrialization has been further promoted, which has promoted the increase of silkworm farmers, increased the efficiency of enterprises, and enhanced the competitiveness of the cocoon and silk industry.