Photo taken on September 23, 2022 shows villagers celebrate the Chinese Farmers' Harvest Festival at Laoshawanxin Village in Laoshawan Town, Shawan City, Tacheng Prefecture, northwest China’s Xinjiang. The villagers, dressed in colorful costumes, sang and danced to celebrate the harvest. (Photo by Zhao Yanli)

Photo taken on September 23, 2022 shows villagers celebrate the Chinese Farmers' Harvest Festival at Laoshawanxin Village in Laoshawan Town, Shawan City, Tacheng Prefecture, northwest China's Xinjiang. (Photo by Zhao Yanli)

Photo taken on September 22, 2022 shows a villager displays the harvested chestnut pumpkins at Miaotaizi Village in Xigebi Town, Shawan City, Tacheng Prefecture, northwest China’s Xinjiang. (Photo by Xinar Hanula)

Miaotaizi Village is located in a mountainous area with a cooler climate, and corn and wheat are the main crops there. In order to actively adjust the agricultural planting structure, according to the characteristics of soil and climate, a new variety of chestnut squash was introduced for the first time into the village, and 80 mu of forest land was interplanted. A good harvest of chestnut pumpkin was achieved through careful management and protection. The yield per mu reached 1.5 tons, and the income per mu was 6,000 yuan.

Photo taken on September 24, 2022 shows villagers sow winter wheat at Honggou Village in Jingouhe Town, Shawan City, Tacheng Prefecture, northwest China’s Xinjiang. (Photo by Qin Meihua)

Recently, various towns and villages in Shawan City began to sow winter wheat one after another. It is learned that in 2022, Shawan City plans to plant 130,000 mu of winter wheat, and the planting work is expected to end by the end of October.

Photo taken on September 24, 2022 shows villagers prepare for the planting of winter wheat at Honggou Village in Jingouhe Town, Shawan City, Tacheng Prefecture, northwest China’s Xinjiang. (Photo by Qin Meihua)

Photo taken on September 20, 2022 shows villagers display the harvested okra of Toufuxin Village, Wulanwusu Town, Shawan City, Tacheng Prefecture, northwest China’s Xinjiang. (Photo by Zeng Zhaomei)

On the occasion of the fifth Chinese Farmers’ Harvest Festival, the fields of Wulanwusu Town, Shawan City, are showing the beauty of the harvest, and the farmers' faces are filled with joy of harvest.

Photo taken on September 22, 2022 shows the villagers Zhang Jinxing and his wife pick apples grown at home in Bokenbulake Village, Hongdun Town, Altay City, Altay Prefecture, northwest China’s Xinjiang. The joy of the harvest fills their faces. (Photo by Ardak Bashan)

Photo taken on September 6, 2022 shows villagers sort grapes at Tietier Village in Azhake Town, Artux City, northwest China’s Xinjiang. (Photo by Xie Zhi)

At present, more than 28,000 mu of grapes in Azhake Town are ripe, and the villagers have stepped up their picking and marketing.

Photo taken on September 23, 2022 shows the peanuts planted in Karamay Agricultural Comprehensive Development Zone ushered in a bumper harvest. (Photo by Min Yong)

In late September, various crops planted in Karamay City entered the harvest period. The local area focused on technical guidance, agricultural machinery services and the implementation of relevant subsidies during the harvest period to ensure food safety and a bumper harvest of agricultural products such as vegetables and peanuts.

Photo taken on September 23, 2022 shows farmers in Qinghu Town, the 101st Regiment of the 6th Division of the Xinjiang Production and Construction Corps are busy picking vegetables. The day was the autumn equinox, and the fields were filled with harvest. (Photo by Wei Xinjiang)

Photo taken on September 23, 2022 shows farmers in Qinghu Town, the 101st Regiment of the 6th Division of the Xinjiang Production and Construction Corps are busy loading vegetables.

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