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"Oranges are seven hundred and eighty pounds, and the canneries are not processing, and orange peels haven't dried yet..." On January 19, Liu Chuanqin was busy cutting orange peels with the workers. She said this was the year. The last car processed orange peel.
In the north of Liuguancun Village, Shangye Town, Fei County, in the shed of Liu Chuqin’s home-made cement bricks and sunlight tiles, orange orange peel was cut into strips and passed through the conveyor belt to the cave. Two thousand kilograms of orange peel, Liu Chuanqin several people have to cut in hours, and then spread on the drying kiln in the shed.
“Look at me, this sleeve is more like a hedgehog!†Because of fears of stone iron blocks in the orange peel that damage the machine, Liu Chuqin wears gloves to pull the orange peel, and the coat sleeves are snagged with water. It is a hedgehog.
The drying of the orange peel on the drying kiln takes generally several tens of hours. During the period, it is necessary to turn the orange peel continuously to avoid uneven heat, and over-drying will cause the paste to become dull. One or two points every night, after the workers left, Liu Chuanqin returned home and rested. He will get up early the next morning. It is hard work.
Liu Chuanqin is pleased that this year's orange peel market price is relatively good, customers come to give a price of about 1 ton 6200 yuan, and dried orange peel can not save the goods, a little in short supply.
In order to process more orange peels, several folks who work for Liu Chuanqin can earn more because they often work overtime and work.
"At least 80 yuan a day, if you work overtime in the evening, then calculate it by the hour." Liu Xipeng said in his fifties. "Live, it's not too tired, but it's not clear. It's not going to work. It's a bit dirty. The young ones haven't done anything. The picture is working at the doorstep. No need to go out and worry."
There are seven or eight of Liu Chuanqin’s family members working in the village. Every morning at 8 o'clock, I went to work in the shed and started to work. I had a meal break for more than an hour at noon. Around 6 pm, I will go home.
Liuguan Village is located in a relatively remote place in the southwest of the town. It borders on the local town of Pingyi County, which is known as "The First Canned City in China." It is 5 miles away. Every day, the mountains, oranges, and peaches that make up a car are pulled into a canning factory, leaving behind a large amount of “junk†such as hawthorn, orange peel, and peach kernel. The orange peel can be used as medicine. Some people collect the dried orange peel and sell the medicine. In the market, many people who later engaged in orange peel processing gradually became an industry.
Liu Chuanqin, who is in his thirties, has had orange peel with his husband Yang Zhentian for many years. The earliest is that every year after the autumn, Yang Zhen used a tricycle to pull the wet orange peel from the cannery and find a piece of idle air. Relying entirely on natural air-drying, it generally takes about twenty days to dry and it takes time and labor. If it encounters rain and snow, it will not only extend the drying time, but it will often cause the deterioration of orange peel due to prolonged wet and cold.
Last fall, by chance, Yang Zhen saw people in the field use dried kiln to process orange peel. Even if the orange peel of the dripping water is placed on the drying kiln, it can be dried and bagged after more than 20 hours. Not only does the processing orange peel have a good color, the output is greatly increased, and it is no longer afraid of bad weather.
Say dry, Yang Zhen once bought back five sets of drying equipment, find someone to build furnace installation. After the ignition, the first batch of orange peels went to the stove. Because they did not master the technology, Yang Zhenfu and his husband both turned orange peel once every hour. As a result, the orange peels became dark brown and dried up after drying.
Later, they went out to learn the Bible several times and added their own thoughts. They eventually figured out an experience. No matter how many times the orange peel is turned, the interval time, or the temperature of the drying kiln, the size of the hair dryer is full of chest.
This year, led by them, several villagers in the village also built a drying kiln. "Customers all over the country have come to buy, but they are afraid that they will not be sold and they will not be sold." Liu Chuqin's hands are still busy packing. Her family began this year in early November last year. At first glance, her family worked out about 180 tons of orange peel in two and a half months, earning more income than going out to work.
China's orange peel processing products are rich, wet orange peel, rely entirely on natural drying, generally takes about 20 days to dry, time-consuming work. If it encounters rain and snow, it will not only extend the drying time, but it will often cause the deterioration of orange peel due to prolonged wet and cold. In Fei County, Linyi, Shandong Province, a farmer woman built a drying kiln in order to adapt to production needs, purchased drying equipment, and successfully realized the desire to increase income in rural areas.
October 21, 2021