What are the specialties of Bayannur?
Introduction: Bayannur is a prefecture-level city in Inner Mongolia, located in the west of Inner Mongolia, at 40°13'-42°28' north latitude and 42°28' east longitude. Between 105°12'-109°53', what are the specialties of Bayannur? Below I have compiled the specialties of Bayannaoer for you, I hope it can help you!
1. Wuyuan yellow persimmon
Wuyuan yellow persimmon is a specialty of Wuyuan County, Bayannur City, Inner Mongolia. Wuyuan yellow persimmon is a national agricultural product geographical indication protected product. In 2014, the "Wuyuan Yellow Persimmon" applied by the Wuyuan County Vegetable Office passed the review and expert review of the Agricultural Products Quality and Safety Center of the Ministry of Agriculture, and implemented the national agricultural product geographical indication registration protection.
2. Hetao Cistanche deserticola
Cistanche deserticola is warm in nature, sweet and salty in taste, and has the functions of nourishing the kidneys and strengthening yang, replenishing essence and replenishing marrow, replenishing essence and blood, moisturizing the intestines and laxative, and delaying aging. It is a nourishing Top quality. "Compendium of Materia Medica" once said that "Cistanche deserticola is a medicine that nourishes the door of life, nourishes kidney qi, and replenishes essence and blood... This is a tonic agent, warm but not hot, tonic but not harsh, warm but not dry, smooth and It does not leak, so it has the name of calmness..." It is recorded. It ranks second only to ginseng for anti-aging and longevity. It is known as the "desert ginseng". The delineated scope of regional protection: 25 Gacha villages in three banner counties and districts under the jurisdiction of Bayannaoer City: Wulatehou Banner, Dengkou County, and Wulatezhong Banner.
3. Bayannur Mutton
The Urad Grassland in Bayannur, bordering Mongolia, is an important livestock production base in the Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region. The total grassland area reaches 5.09 million hectares, and the usable area is 4.139 million hectares, which gave birth to the Xiongnu, Xianbei, Turks, Mongols and other grassland ethnic groups, leaving behind a long and splendid nomadic culture. There are more than 1,000 kinds of forage plants growing in Wulate Grassland, and there are more than 100 kinds of forage plants with high feeding value and strong palatability, especially grasses and leguminous grasses such as Leymus chinensis, fescue, wheatgrass, Elymus elata, wild oat, etc. Very suitable for raising livestock. Bayannaoer mutton is tender, fat but not greasy. Once you eat it, you will never choose any other mutton. Shabu-shabu mutton, hand-grilled mutton, roasted mutton leg, braised mutton, stone roast mutton, etc. are all classic Mongolian mutton recipes.
4. Dengkou Wallace melon
Wallace melon is produced in Dengkou County, Inner Mongolia. The production area is located on the edge of the Ulan Bhe Desert, which is the alluvial plain of the Yellow River. The soil is deep and fertile, containing a large amount of organic minerals; the annual sunshine is more than 3,000 hours, the climate is dry, and the temperature difference between day and night is large; the water source is abundant, and the annual precipitation is about 160 mm. Although it is dry and rainless, the Yellow River runs through the area, making irrigation convenient. Due to this special growth environment, Wallace melon has unique quality characteristics: bright skin, thin skin and thick flesh, smooth and clean, sweet as honey, moderate juice, moderate soft and crisp, with peach, apple, It has various flavors such as lychee, banana, mango, etc., and is rich in aroma, sweet and refreshing, and rich in nutrients. It is known as the "fairy among melons". In November 2005, Dengkou County applied to the State Administration for Industry and Commerce to register "Dengkou Hualai" The "Shigua" origin certification mark took three years to apply for and was approved and registered by the Trademark Office of the State Administration for Industry and Commerce on October 21, 2007. The trademark registrant is Dengkou Wallace Melon Research Institute. Dengkou Wallace melon has a long cultivation history of nearly 70 years and has become the county's characteristic economic pillar industry.
5. Black Liuzi, White Pear and Crispy Melon
Regional scope of black Liuzi, White Pear and Crispy Melon fruit. Wulateqian Banner is located in the west of Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region, at the eastern end of the Hetao Plain, and is under the jurisdiction of Bayannur City. It borders Baotou to the east, Wuyuan to the west, Hangjin Banner and Dalat Banner of Ordos City across the river to the south, and Urad Middle Banner to the north. The geographical location is between 108°11′-109°54′ east longitude and 40°28′-41°16′ north latitude, with a total area of ??7476 square kilometers. There are eleven sumu towns under its jurisdiction, namely: Wulashan Town, Baiyanhua Town, Xin'an Town, Dahshetai Town, Xixiaozhao Town, Xiaoshetai Town, Xianfeng Town, Ming'an Town, Sudulun Town; Erden Prague Sumu, Shadgesum; 93 administrative villages. The production area is mainly concentrated in Xianfeng Town (formerly Heiliuzi Township) in Uradqian Banner, with a total production area of ??30,000 acres and a total annual output of 90,000 tons.
6. Hetao tomatoes
Before the 20th century, a small amount of tomatoes were grown in the Hetao area for farmers' own consumption. Due to our city's unique geographical and environmental conditions, sufficient light is conducive to the accumulation of sugar, excellent soil, clean Yellow River water, and pollution-free air, the nutritional quality of tomatoes has become more and more excellent, and it has gradually formed over a long history. The unique "Hetao Tomato". Hetao tomatoes are not only vegetables but can also be eaten directly as fruits. They are suitable for all ages and are unique. Our city has begun to develop the tomato industry since the early 1990s, but it has not taken off. The main reason is the lack of key enterprises to drive it. The earliest tomato processing company was Taiwan Taishun, the first tomato processing company introduced at the end of 1994. The other companies all existed as branches of state-owned sugar factories and breweries, and lacked competitiveness in the market, and eventually came out. There is no scale. By the end of the 20th century, the tomato industry in Bayannur City had been in a small-scale development stage, with the tomato planting area remaining at about 20,000-30,000 acres.
7. Wuyuan wheat
Wuyuan wheat is a specialty of Wuyuan County, Bayannur, Inner Mongolia. Wuyuan County is located in the Hetao Plain of the world-famous "Eight Hundred Miles of Hetao Miliangchuan". It has a long history of 2,400 years and a profound culture. During the period of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty, Jiuyuan County was named after Jiuyuan County was changed to Wuyuan County in 1912. The county was officially established in 2001.
8. Wuyuan sunflower
Wuyuan sunflower is a specialty of Wuyuan County, Bayannur City, Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region. Wuyuan County has a long history of sunflower cultivation and is a famous "Sunflower Hometown". Wuyuan County is a famous sunflower planting county in the country. The annual planting area of ??sunflower seeds is more than 700,000 acres, and the total output is about 150,000 tons. The county has formed a relatively mature industrial cluster of sunflower seed planting, roasting, and distribution. In particular, the export trade of sunflower seeds has become a specialty industry in the autonomous region and even the country. As of now, among the 56 foreign trade companies registered in the county, 34 are engaged in the processing and export of sunflower seeds and kernels, processing more than 50,000 tons of sunflower seeds annually. From January to October this year, the county exported a total of 21,807 tons of sunflower seeds, achieving an export value of US$29.79 million, accounting for 63.9% of the county's total self-operated exports during the same period. The main export destinations are Egypt, the United Arab Emirates, Pakistan, Kuwait, Saudi Arabia, Iran, South Korea, Taiwan, China and other countries and regions.
9. Wuyuan Lantern Red Cantaloupe
Wuyuan Lantern Red Cantaloupe is a specialty of Wuyuan County, Bayannur City, Inner Mongolia. Wuyuan Shengfeng "Lantern Red" melon has a long history of cultivation and is favored by consumers for its thin skin, thick flesh, crispy and sweet taste. Wuyuan Lantern Red Cantaloupe is a national agricultural product with geographical indication protection. Wuyuan County is located in the Hetao Plain of the world-famous "Eight Hundred Miles of Hetao Miliangchuan". It has a long history of 2,400 years and a profound culture.
10. Hetao Sunflower
Sunflower cultivation in Hetao has a long history. Before the founding of the People's Republic of China, sunflowers were grown sporadically in rural areas. They were used as dyes for homespun cloth and were rarely eaten. Due to the development of the chemical industry, dyed sunflower seeds gradually disappeared and were replaced by edible sunflower seeds. Before the 1970s, sunflowers in the Hetao area were mostly planted sporadically in front of and behind houses, and on the edges of fields and weirs. In 1972, the Bayannaoer Agricultural Research Institute planted 47 acres of sunflowers on heavy saline-alkali land, with a yield of 98.2 kilograms per unit. In the same year, the Xinyong Brigade of the four communes of Hangjinhou Banner and the Hongxing Second Brigade of Hongxing Commune also planted 1,700 acres of sunflowers on heavy saline-alkali land, with a yield of 75 kilograms. In 1973 In 2017, the Inner Mongolia Agricultural Research Institute's third team in Langshan Commune, Linhe District, Yingsheng, used 100 acres of abandoned farmland for many years, with a yield of 65 kilograms per unit. Large areas of planting began in the Hetao Irrigation District of Bayannur City in 1972. From 1973 to 1974, 18,000 acres were planted in the two districts and counties of Linhe and Hangzhou (29,600 acres in the city). In 1975, the city developed to 34,900 acres, with a yield of 51 kilograms per unit and a total output of 1,785,000 kilograms. ;