Why should the Great Northern Wilderness be returned to the famine ?

When I was a child, my hometown of Daba Mountain was full of crops, but it was still only enough to solve the problem of food and clothing, and life was still very difficult. After 2000, my hometown began to implement the policy of returning farmland to forests, planting trees on large areas of mountainous land, no longer cultivating, and the state subsidized part of the grain and money every year. The Great Northern Wilderness began to open up a large area of land in 1948, and after several generations of hard work, the Great Northern Wilderness became the Great Northern Warehouse; The over-exploitation of the Great Northern Wilderness has also produced a series of environmental problems, resulting in the rapid deterioration of the natural environment of the Great Northern Wilderness.

In order to protect the environment, the Great Northern Wilderness began to return farmland to forests on a large scale to achieve harmony between man and nature.

The Great Northern Wilderness is located in the northern part of Heilongjiang Province, China, the Sanjiang Plain, the Heilongjiang River Plain and the Nenjiang River Basin, which is rich in water resources, the surface rivers are vertical and horizontal, the groundwater is considerable, and the atmospheric precipitation is abundant, which is extremely suitable for agricultural development. The Great Northern Wilderness is located in the border place, it is full of thorns, swamps, wind and snow are raging, wild beasts are crowded, people are sparsely populated, cold, remote, wild, dangerous, so our country has never developed this area in ancient times.

In 1948, the CCP opened the prelude to the development of this wasteland by immigrants, and in the 60s, the state organized demobilized soldiers, farmers, and intellectual youths to carry out large-scale reclamation of the Great Northern Wilderness, and established the Heilongjiang Production and Construction Corps to manage the development of the Great Northern Wilderness. After the hard work of the people of the Great Northern Wilderness, the Great Northern Wilderness has become the Great Northern Warehouse, with 113 large-scale farms and pastures, more than 2,000 enterprises, 35.6 million acres of cultivated land, and 10,000 people.

After the reform and opening up, China's productive forces have been further improved, agricultural efficiency has been greatly improved, and the grain produced can be exported to foreign countries in addition to eating itself. Modern industrial socialization has replaced the agricultural society, and the information society has replaced the industrialized society, so the state has paid more and more attention to environmental protection and vigorously implemented the policy of returning farmland to forests.

Due to excessive reclamation, the wetland area has been reduced by 80%, and a large number of rare animals have lost their habitats. The original black soil has also gradually become salinized and salinized, and the sandstorms in the Great Northern Wilderness area have increased significantly. 8.7 billion tons of surface water have been lost in the Great Northern Wilderness, and the wetland area has decreased from 34,000 square kilometers in the 50s of the last century to 4,490 square kilometers at present. The continuous deterioration of the environment finally made the state decide to stop the development of the Great Northern Wilderness in order to protect the ecological environment of the Sanjiang Plain.

Of course, most of the high-quality cultivated land that has been built has not been returned to forest, and the other land developed in the later stage has been returned to wetland, ensuring the harmonious coexistence between man and nature.

In the past, it was for the problem of food and clothing, to the barren mountains and wastelands to ask for food, with the development of society, the goal pursued by people has changed, no longer worry about the problem of food, but pay more attention to the beauty of natural ecology. Therefore, it is necessary to return farmland to wasteland.

In order to protect soil and water from erosion, when human beings developed the Great Northern Wilderness, they also cut down a lot of woodland, and woodland can conserve water.

"Great Northern Wilderness" refers to **, why should farmland be returned to "famine"?

Hello, glad to answer for you. The Great Northern Wilderness refers to the vast barren areas of the Nenjiang River Basin, the Heilongjiang Valley and the Sanjiang Plain, located from 123 degrees 40 minutes to 134 degrees 40 minutes east longitude, spanning 11 degrees of longitude; From 44 degrees 10 minutes north latitude to 50 degrees 20 minutes, it runs through 10 degrees of latitude and has a total area of 10,000 square kilometers. The "Great Northern Wilderness" has to return farmland to "famine" for environmental reasons.

After the tempering of the wind and rain, the rainbow can be seen, both for individuals and countries. Our country has been bullied by other countries because of backwardness, and we have taken many detours, but when we realized that we were backward, we tried our best to correct it, so that our country is stronger today. At the same time, in the process of getting along with nature, there have been some drawbacks, at the beginning of our country has mobilized a large number of manpower to begin to reclaim the Great Northern Wilderness, but now why the Great Northern Wilderness should be returned to farmland?

In fact, this is closely related to our relationship with nature.

The reasons why the Great Northern Wilderness should be returned to farmland are as follows:

In the early reclamation process of the Great Northern Wilderness, a large number of woodlands, grasslands, etc., were transformed into large-scale standard farmland, and roads, canals and other supporting projects were built. Although this will bring the benefit of harvesting a large amount of food, it will bring the disadvantages of soil erosion. As soil erosion occurs, so do the nutrients in the precious black soil.

That is to say, for decades, the black soil of the Great Northern Wilderness, like a mother's precious milk, has been absorbed for most of it, and the remaining small part can no longer support long-term extensive development.

The development of the Great Northern Wilderness:

The Great Northern Wilderness is a precious piece of black land located in today's Heilongjiang Province. The thickest layer of black soil in the region, with a thickness of more than 1 meter.

These black soils are formed by the nutrients brought by the alluvial flooding of large rivers, plus the growth of plants, the fall of leaves, and the feces of insects, birds, and animals over countless years. This kind of land grows what is planted.

After decades of development, the Great Northern Wilderness has changed greatly, with 35.6 million acres of cultivated land and a population of 10,000 people. Many of these 1.7 million people are now three generations of farming and four generations of farming. The wasteland reclaimed by our ancestors and fathers with hard work and sweat has now become a high-standard farmland and the granary of China, which continuously provides us with valuable food.

Summary. Kiss! I'm glad to answer for you, the Great Northern Wilderness was returned to farmland because the ecological environment was destroyed.

Returning farmland to famine does not mean that not a single crop is planted, but that every inch of land should be used scientifically and rationally. The main reason for returning farmland to famine is that the ecological environment has been destroyed. A few years ago, people were bent on developing the Great Northern Wilderness as soon as possible, thus ignoring ecological and environmental problems.

Wetlands are decreasing, and with them problems such as less humidity, less precipitation, higher temperatures, and homelessness of animals.

Kiss! I'm glad to answer for you, the Great Northern Wilderness was returned to farmland because the ecological environment was destroyed. Returning farmland to famine does not mean that not a single crop is planted, but that every inch of land should be used scientifically and rationally.

The main reason for returning farmland to famine is that the ecological environment has been destroyed. A few years ago, people were bent on developing the Great Northern Wilderness as soon as possible, thus ignoring ecological and environmental problems. Wetlands are decreasing, and with them problems such as less humidity, less precipitation, higher temperatures, and homelessness of animals.

In order to be able to change the ecological environment of the Great Northern Wilderness, the Great Northern Wilderness was stopped, and a variety of policies were implemented to protect the Great Northern Wilderness, such as returning farmland to grassland, forests, and wetlands, and accelerating the construction of the Three-North Shelterbelt. In fact, the development of the Great Northern Wilderness was a last resort, and now it is a wise move to return farmland to the wilderness. No matter how high the economic value created by the Great Northern Wilderness is, it still cannot withstand the adverse effects caused by the destruction of the ecological environment.

"Great Northern Wilderness" is an old name. It is the name of the pioneer of the Heilongjiang Agricultural Reclamation Bureau in the old days.

There is no "Great Northern Wilderness" anymore, but the fame of the Great Northern Wilderness is very loud. Because in the early days of the founding of the People's Republic of China, the country's development of the Great Northern Wilderness was broad, magnificent, and epic. The spirit of the Great Northern Wilderness left behind is eternal.

Therefore, there are often people who mention the "Great Northern Wilderness" and the ancestors of the "Great Northern Wilderness". With the cautious knowledge and death of the older generation of "Great Northern Wilderness" people, the geographical location of the Great Northern Wilderness referred to in the old days has gradually become blurred, so that young people do not know that the "Great Northern Wilderness" is in **.

According to some data, the "Great Northern Wilderness" used to refer to the barren land in the Sanjiang Plain, the Heilongjiang Riverside Plain and the Nenjiang River Basin in the northern part of Heilongjiang Province, China. So the Sanjiang Plain, the Yangtze River Plain, and the Yanjiang River Basin are all specifically in**? Still unclear.

In fact, the simplest and clearest statement is: the Great Northern Wilderness refers to the wilderness in the four counties of Mishan, Hulin, Baoqing and Raohe in Heilongjiang Province. Abbreviation: Mihu Baorao.

The old "Great Northern Wilderness" now has no meadows and swamps, and after decades of development and construction, it has already been a fertile and fertile Northern Warehouse.

The "Great Northern Wilderness" used to refer to the vast barren areas in the northern part of Heilongjiang Province in China, in the Sanjiang Plain, the Heilongjiang Riverside Plain and the Nenjiang River Basin. As for the development of the Great Northern Wilderness, it is by no means an overnight thing. Therefore, it cannot be said which year the Great Northern Wilderness was developed, but it should be said that the Great Northern Wilderness was developed from which year.

**Since June 1954, the general has begun to organize preparatory work for the development of the Great Northern Wilderness. It was not until June 1956 that the Ministry of Reclamation was formally established, and he became the Minister of Reclamation. In the winter of this year, General ** personally visited Mishan County, the capital of Xinken District, to mobilize and encourage work.

By the end of 1956, the battlefield of large-scale development of the Great Northern Wilderness was officially opened in the dense (mountain) tiger (forest) treasure (Qing) and Rao (river) areas. By the end of 1957, the Beidahuang Railway Reclamation Area had 13 farms and pastures, 10,000 employees, more than 2.6 million mu of cultivated land, more than 1.07 million mu of sowing area, and 100 million catties of grain. The new reclamation area is only the "tip of the iceberg" ...... the Great Northern Wilderness