In Jinchang City, Gansu Province, China, erosion of agricultural land from Badain Jaran and Tengger Deserts is intense and due to the Chinese government policy of restoring agricultural land to forest, it is necessary to secure farmlands for cultivation of cash crops for the farmers who came from the plains to secure an income. The Ministry of Water Resources of the People's Republic of China recommends Shagi (Sea-buckthorn) as a shrub for soil erosion control (type of Sabo works). Among Shagi, we have been conducting cultivation experiments on "sub-species 1", which harvests a large quantity of fruit, for three years. We will implement large scale planting based on the results of the experiments. Working in cooperation with local organizations, over the next three years we will raise seedlings on 3 ha of land and go on to plant poplar trees and shrubs on 18 ha of land, promoting evolution into agricultural land. Additionally, the use of fruits to make beverages will contribute to the income of the farmers.