China: Beijing's agricultural sector promotes both production and sales to ease strawberry sales

Published 2021년 5월 12일

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Strawberry prices in Beijing's Qinjiatun Village have dropped significantly due to the pandemic, leading to unsold produce and anxiety among growers. In response, the Beijing Agricultural Technology Extension Station has implemented measures to boost strawberry sales and reduce losses. These measures include providing express delivery packaging, distributing 74,000 strawberry intercropping seedlings, offering technical guidance, and promoting the "Beijing Agricultural Products Supply and Demand Information Filling Platform". The station is also promoting interplanting technologies to increase variety and profitability, and providing a list of suitable interplanting varieties and methods.

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Recently, the price of strawberries in Qinjiatun Village, Xingshou Town, Changping District, Beijing was only half of that of the same period in 2019, and the market was unsalable, and growers were anxious. Wang Zhiping, senior agronomist, Water-saving Agriculture Division, Beijing Agricultural Technology Extension Station, entered the village After the households learned of this situation, on the one hand they instructed farmers to scientifically manage water, fertilizer and temperature, on the other hand, they actively communicated with the Kexingjiayuan community on Dianchang Road, Lugouqiao Street, Fengtai District, and established a community strawberry group buying WeChat group. Only two weekends I helped 3 farmers sell 254 kilograms of strawberries in just a short time, and the sales amount was more than 6,000 yuan. The reporter learned from the Beijing Agricultural Technology Extension Station that according to incomplete statistics, the strawberry production area in ...

Source: Chinaeconomy