Dadian town is located 50 miles east of Suzhou, bordering the Bianhe River in the north, two state-owned coal mines in Zhu Xian Zhuang and Luling in the west, an ancient town in the south and Louzhuang Town in Lingbi County in the east. The 303 provincial highway runs through it, and the Beijing-Shanghai high-speed railway passes through it, and its geographical position is very superior. The town governs 4 1 administrative villages with a population of about 80,000, with a total area of 202 square kilometers and more than 200,000 mu of cultivated land. Grain crops are mainly high-quality wheat, corn and soybean, with an annual total grain output of about 6.5438+0.5 million tons, and cash crops are mainly melons, vegetables and peanuts. It is a typical agricultural town in Yongqiao District.
Because of dadian town's convenient transportation, abundant products, abundant grain sources and numerous grain merchants, it naturally formed the largest traditional grain trading market in northern Anhui. In order to further expand the transaction scale and give full play to the market function, the town strives to implement the provincial 86 1 key project: dadian town Agricultural Products Logistics Trading Market, with a total investment of161760,000 yuan. It is estimated that after the project is put into use, there will be 20,000 yuan. 40 million Jin of Wang Wan flour storage capacity has been settled in the big store, which has added new vitality to the grain trade circulation of the big store. The construction of Sanlihe Ecological Demonstration Park and Migrant Workers Pioneer Park in China is progressing steadily, and the investment environment is excellent, which will drive local farmers to become rich.
With high fighting spirit and full enthusiasm, the Party Committee and Government of dadian town are striving to build a big store with integrity, peace, harmony and charm, and to recreate the glory of a big store as a central town.
In 2006, the per capita agricultural net income of the whole town was 2503 yuan, 2780 yuan in 2007 and nearly 3300 yuan in 2008.