In 2000, the GDP increased from 891.53 million yuan in 1995 to 1,146.86 million yuan in 2000, 2.8 times more than in 1980 based on comparable prices.

The county’s GDP increased from 81 million yuan in 1983 to 513 million yuan in 1993, with an average annual growth of 20.33% (10-year growth rate); in 2003, it reached 1.318 billion yuan, with an average annual growth of 9.9 % (10-year growth); reached 4.011 billion yuan in 2011, with an average annual growth of 14.93% (8-year growth), an increase of 49 times compared with 1983; fiscal revenue increased from 7.16 million yuan in 1983 to 6245 in 1993 Ten thousand yuan, with an average annual growth of 24.18% (10-year growth), reached 61.38 million yuan in 2003, with an average annual growth of -0.17% (10-year growth), and reached 337 million yuan in 2011, with an average annual growth of 23.73% (8 years Growth number), an increase of 47 times compared with 1983; the fixed asset investment of the whole society increased from 9.24 million yuan in 1983 to 91.4 million yuan in 1993, with an average annual growth of 25.75% (10-year growth number), reaching 29,762 in 2003 Ten thousand yuan, an average annual growth of 12.53% (10-year growth), reached 721,900 yuan in 2011, an average annual growth of 48.97% (8-year growth), an increase of 781 times compared with 1983; the per capita net income of farmers increased from 188 in 1983 yuan, which increased to 284 yuan in 1993, with an average annual growth rate of 4.21% (10-year growth rate). In 2003, it reached 15.84 million yuan, with an average annual growth rate of 18.75% (10-year growth rate). In 2011, it reached 4,483 yuan, with an average annual growth rate 13.89% (8-year growth rate); the county's three industrial structures were further optimized, achieving a historic breakthrough in 2006, and its industrial dominance became increasingly significant. Agriculture in Fuchuan Yao Autonomous County is dominated by planting, mainly producing rice, corn, wheat, soybeans, sweet potatoes and other food crops, supplemented by oil crops, cotton, hemp, etc. According to statistics in the 22nd year of the Republic of China (1933), the county's cultivated land area was 290,788 acres (including today's Carp Island in Zhongshan County), and the total grain output was 37.106 million kilograms (the highest annual output during the Republic of China).

After liberation, in 1958, the county's cultivated land was 292,584 acres, and the total grain output was 38.202 million kilograms. Subsequently, due to the implementation of large-scale farmland water conservancy construction, the cultivated land area gradually decreased. By 1962, the county's cultivated land area was 259,487 acres, and the total grain output was 34.258 million kilograms. However, due to the increase in water conservancy facilities, the ability to withstand droughts and floods has increased, and a series of effective measures have been taken to adjust crop layout, improve farming systems, promote improved varieties, and apply chemical fertilizers and pesticides, etc., to promote the development of agricultural production. In 1970, the county's cultivated land area was 256,171 acres, a decrease of 1.28% compared with 1962, and the total grain output increased to 50.201 million kilograms, an increase of 31.76% compared with 1962. After 1980, rural economic policies were adjusted and the household contract responsibility system was implemented, and agricultural production developed rapidly. In 1985, the county's cultivated land area was 265,570 acres, and the total grain output rose to 92.893 million kilograms, an increase of 85% over 1970. In 1989, the total grain output was 89.942 million kilograms, including 84.126 million kilograms of rice, 3.585 million kilograms of corn, 199,000 kilograms of wheat, 1.27 million kilograms of soybeans (including green beans, soybeans, and black beans), 478,000 kilograms of sweet potatoes, and 284,000 kilograms of other miscellaneous grains. kilograms; the total output of oil crops is 2.3703 million kilograms, including 2.1013 million kilograms of peanuts, 257,600 kilograms of rapeseed, and 11,400 kilograms of sesame; the total hemp production is 72,200 kilograms.

In 2012, the county's agricultural added value reached 1.18 billion yuan; farmers' per capita net income was 4,843 yuan, an increase of 12% over 2011. 400,000 acres of land were successfully transferred, and a modern agricultural demonstration platform of "two parks, three corridors and one center" promoted in the area model was built, focusing on creating five distinctive and advantageous agriculture including navel oranges, vegetables, flue-cured tobacco, pigs, and high-yield camellia oleifera forests.

The county cultivates 400,000 acres of high-quality fruits, including 250,000 acres of navel oranges; more than 200,000 acres of pollution-free vegetables are planted annually; more than 30,000 acres of spring flue-cured tobacco are planted annually; and a number of enterprises such as Guangdong Wenshi and Guangdong Yangshi are introduced. Large-scale leading agricultural enterprises have formed a cluster development scale of 446 agricultural enterprises. They have planned and built a Fuchuan characteristic agricultural product processing and logistics center, achieving a fruit processing capacity of 200 tons/hour. Fuchuan County has been rated as "Top 100 Demonstration Counties of Chinese Characteristic Agriculture", "Hometown of Chinese Navel Oranges", the largest navel orange production base and spring flue-cured tobacco production base in Guangxi, and the only national-level export food and agricultural product quality and safety demonstration zone in Guangxi. "Fuchuan Navel Orange" won the title of "China's Famous Brand Agricultural Products" and was awarded the Geographical Indication Certification Trademark by the State Administration for Industry and Commerce. It has won gold medals at domestic and foreign agricultural expositions many times and was designated as a special fruit for the China-ASEAN Expo. At the end of the Qing Dynasty and the beginning of the Ming Dynasty, there were only individual handicrafts in the iron, wood, sewing, bamboo, weaving, printing and other industries in the county. In the 35th year of the Republic of China, businessmen raised funds to build the first industrial enterprise in Gucheng Street, the Gucheng Thermal Power Station, which used old car heads as power to generate electricity and provide lighting for several small shops and landlords. Later, Guangdong businessmen raised funds in Gucheng Street. A Yimin processing factory was set up, using the water of the Fujiang River as power to grind rice for local residents; there was also a handicraft workshop that used manpower to operate an iron and wood oscillating lathe to manufacture shotguns and repair farm tools. They were all private enterprises.

In the early days of liberation, due to the cooperation with Zhongshan County, industrial enterprises were all located in Zhongshan. From 1952 to 1956, there were only some handicraft industries in Fuchuan, processing and manufacturing plowshares, tripods, griddles, hoes, sickles and other simple agricultural tools and daily utensils. In 1956, the total industrial output value was only 1.44 million yuan (constant price in 1980, the same below). After Fuchuan and Zhongshan counties were divided into counties in 1961, county state-owned industries and secondary light industries gradually developed. In 1970, the total industrial output value was 6.19 million yuan. In 1978, the total industrial output value increased to 17.11 million yuan, an increase of 10.9 times compared with 1956.

After the Third Plenary Session of the 11th Central Committee of the Communist Party of China, the product quality and economic benefits of many industrial enterprises have improved. In 1985, the county's total industrial output value was 33.57 million yuan, an increase of 22.3 times over 1956 and an increase of 96% over 1978. After 1985, on the basis of strengthening enterprise management, the original enterprise was carried out technical transformation and expansion. By 1988, the investment amounted to 31.02 million yuan. The cigarette factory alone invested 18.33 million yuan in the technical transformation and expansion, which increased the production capacity of the cigarette factory from The number of large boxes in 1985 increased from 28,000 to 150,000. In 1989, the cigarette industry had an output value of 87.15 million yuan and a tax revenue of 54.21 million yuan, becoming an important pillar of Fuchuan industry. Supporting enterprises, led by cigarettes, emerged at the historic moment, and successively set up trademark printing factories, carton packaging factories, and cigarette material factories, with an annual new output value of nearly 10 million yuan. In 1987, the total industrial output value exceeded 100 million yuan for the first time, reaching 101.44 million yuan, surpassing the total agricultural output value for the first time. In 1989, the county's total industrial output value increased to 139.42 million yuan, an increase of 3.15 times compared with 1985. Among them: the output value of central enterprises (tobacco factories) is 87.15 million yuan, accounting for 62.51%; the autonomous region's Lixin Farm is 1.18 million yuan, accounting for 0.84%; the total output value of county state-owned industrial and mining enterprises is 28.97 million yuan, accounting for 20.78%; the output value of collective enterprises is 11.24 million yuan, Accounting for 8.06%; joint venture and individual industrial output value was 10.88 million yuan, accounting for 7.8%. There are 28 state-owned industrial and mining enterprises in the county, including 16 independent accounting enterprises; 190 collective enterprises, including 12 county-owned enterprises, 45 township-run enterprises, and 133 village-run enterprises; 1,194 industries below the village level, including 240 cooperative industries. , 954 individual industries. There are 18 types of industrial enterprises in the county according to industry, including 8 major industries. The order of proportion to the total industrial output value is: tobacco processing 71.98%, food 5.22%, chemical industry 3.34%, machinery 1.88%, beverage 1.76%, Building materials and mining accounted for 1.74%, textiles 1.29%, and printing 1.26%, of which it accounted for 11.55%.

In 2008, the central enterprise giant China Resources Group was successfully introduced to Fuchuan to invest and set up factories. Among them, the China Resources (Hezhou) Thermal Power Plant with a total investment of 7.5 billion yuan and 2 × 1 million kilowatt thermal power units will be completed in June. , the China Resources (Fuchuan) Cement Plant with a total investment of 900 million yuan and an annual output of 2 million tons of cement was completed and put into operation in May 2010. The China Resources Snow Brewery with a total investment of 500 million yuan and an annual output of 200,000 tons of beer will be launched in October. Completed and put into production.

At the same time, the Guangxi Hezhou China Resources Circular Economy Industry Demonstration Zone was created with the three major enterprises of China Resources (Hezhou) Thermal Power Plant, China Resources (Fuchuan) Cement Plant, and China Resources Snow Brewery as the core, becoming the No. 1 industrial park in Hezhou City and the autonomous region Vice Chairman Lin Nianxiu He serves as the team leader for key industrial parks in the region. Utilizing Fuchuan's abundant wind resources, it has introduced four wind farms in Changchun, Longtou, Jinziling and Chaodong with an investment of 6 billion yuan from China Datang, China Huaneng, Guangxi Water Conservancy Group and China Wind Power. In 2011, there were 27 enterprises above designated size in the county. In 2012, Fuchuan Recycling Industry, led by China Resources Industry, had a good start. Unit 1 of China Resources Thermal Power Plant is in trial power generation operation, China Resources Fuchuan Cement Plant is operating at full capacity, and China Resources Snow Brewery has completed the foundation construction of the underground part of the main engine. It is estimated that the China Resources Thermal Power Plant with an investment of 15 billion yuan will have an annual output value of 6 billion yuan after its completion. The China Resources Cement Plant with an investment of 1.3 billion will have an annual output value of 1.2 billion yuan. After the completion of the China Resources Brewery, it will have an annual output value of 3 billion yuan. The annual output value of relevant enterprises will be 1 billion yuan. During the "Twelfth Five-Year Plan" period, China Resources Fuchuan Circular Economy Industrial Park will form an industrial park with an annual output value of more than 10 billion yuan; clean energy development is progressing smoothly, leading, The four wind farms in Changchun, Jinziling and Chaodong are progressing smoothly. During the Republic of China, the Construction Section of the county government assigned dedicated personnel to manage agriculture and forestry administration, engage in forestry nursery work, and supply afforestation seedlings. After liberation, the county party committee and government formulated a series of guidelines and policies for the development of forestry, and established the County Forestry Bureau in 1964. It was changed to a forestry station in 1967. In the winter of 1970, the silviculture business of the forestry station was separated from the forest industry enterprise. Silviculture, agriculture, and animal husbandry were merged into the agriculture, forestry, and animal husbandry service station, and the forest industry enterprise was renamed the timber purchasing station. In the spring of 1974, the forestry and agriculture and animal husbandry were separated, and the forestry service station was established. Bureau so far. In 1989, the Forestry Bureau established a forestry technology promotion station, forestry resources management station, forestry station, forest protection and fire prevention office, forest inspection section, forestry police unit, Fuyang Forestry Police Station, Chaodong Forestry Police Station, etc. Since 1982, forestry work stations have been established in 12 of the 14 townships in the county. In 1989, the county's forestry system had 268 cadres and employees, including 41 technical cadres. In 1960, the county conducted its first forest resources census, and by 1988, it had conducted four forest resource surveys. From 1960 to 1982, the average annual growth rate of forest area was only 1.66%; while the forest stock volume decreased year by year, with an average decline rate of 0.61%. After 1982, the forest area also declined year by year. The main reasons are: 1. Forest rights in mountain boundaries have not been clear for a long time, resulting in continuous forest disputes between the state and collectives, collectives and collectives, and collectives and individuals. 2. Severe forest fires. According to statistics, 156 forest fires occurred in the county from 1964 to 1989, with an area of ??123,500 acres affected and 49,200 acres of forest destroyed. 3. Forestry investment is low. From 1972 to 1979, the investment in forestry was only 490,000 yuan, with an average of more than 70,000 yuan per year. From 1980 to 1985, the investment in forestry was more than 500,000 yuan, with an average of more than 100,000 yuan per year. From 1986 to 1989, the investment in forestry was 100,000 yuan. More than 10,000 yuan, an average of more than 250,000 yuan per year. After 1980, with the deepening of the reform of the rural economic system, efforts were made to stabilize forest rights in mountain boundaries, delineate the mountains reserved by members, and determine the forestry production responsibility system. In 1989, the forestry output value was 4.7996 million yuan, accounting for 5.68% of the total agricultural output value. [18]

In 2012, 88 million yuan was invested to implement projects such as green Bagui, comprehensive control of rocky desertification, returning farmland to forest, Pearl River Shelter Forest, and forest ecological benefit compensation projects to increase forest coverage; Strengthen the management of the Xiling Mountain Reserve, develop the underforest economy, increase the development of oil crops, and highlight the development of famous and characteristic economic forest varieties such as camellia oleifera and medicinal materials. The livestock industry in Fuchuan is mainly based on raising cattle and pigs, followed by chickens, ducks, sheep, rabbits, and geese. In 1952, the county's animal husbandry output value was 1.63 million yuan, accounting for 8% of the total agricultural output value. After the Third Plenary Session of the Eleventh Central Committee of the Communist Party of China in 1978, the animal husbandry industry developed rapidly. In 1989, the total output value of the animal husbandry industry increased to 15.2149 million yuan, an increase of 8.33 times compared with 1952, accounting for 18.02% of the total agricultural output value; the number of pigs was 115,272. , the number of cattle slaughtered was 56,290; the number of cattle on hand and the number of cattle slaughtered were 42,170 and 10,472 respectively. During the Republic of China, the animal husbandry industry was managed by the Construction Department of the county government, with a livestock control office under it. After liberation, the county people's government successively established the county construction department, agriculture, forestry and water conservancy department, agriculture and animal husbandry bureau and other agencies to be responsible for managing the county's livestock production.

After the Third Plenary Session of the Eleventh Central Committee of the Communist Party of China, in order to adapt to the development of animal husbandry, the County Animal Husbandry Bureau was established in November 1979. In 1984, it was changed to the Bureau of Animal Husbandry and Fisheries. In 1989, the Bureau of Animal Husbandry and Fisheries consisted of animal husbandry and veterinary stations, breeding farms, fish seed farms, aquatic products management stations, aquatic technology promotion stations, and township (town) animal husbandry and veterinary technology promotion stations, joint veterinary clinics, etc., with 96 cadres and employees, including There are 42 technical staff. There are 24 professional private veterinarians and 173 village veterinarians who are both doctors and farmers.

In 2012, the prevention and control of Huanglongbing was introduced, supporting the construction of Wen's pig breeding projects, focusing on the construction of breeding farms, strengthening disease prevention and control, and environmental remediation and environmental protection regulations for pig farm emissions, and developing Develop a number of large-scale specialized pig-raising villages and farmers. 800,000 pigs are slaughtered annually, including 450,000 lean pigs.