Ganzhou Guazhou took advantage of the standardization of medlar standard 3,000 mu demonstration field to welcome the first cropping season

Published 2020년 6월 17일

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A village in Jiuquan City, Gansu Province, China, is seeing success in its wolfberry plantation, producing a crop with no residues. Before 2018, the cultivation methods were disorganized, leading to variable quality. But a local non-pollution wolfberry cultivation professional cooperative introduced expert guidance and uniformity, resulting in improved quality and increased price. The village plans to expand its organic wolfberry cultivation to 5,000 acres, using an 'enterprise + cooperative + farmers' model, aiming for integrated development and financial benefit for farmers.
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In mid-June, in the 3000-mu standardization demonstration base for wolfberry plantation in Shuangzhou Village, Lianghu Township, Guazhou County, Jiuquan City, Gansu Province, the red and bright, round and full goji berries were clustered around the crooked branches, and the first crop was zero residues. The wolfberry harvest season is welcoming. There are more than 500 villagers in Shuangzhou Village, all of whom are immigrant relocation households in Zhouqu County, Gannan Prefecture. The cultivated area of the village is 4,530 acres, of which nearly 3,000 acres are grown. At the same time, the local geographical and climatic conditions are unique. It is suitable for its growth and produces large medlar grains, red color, thick meat, few seeds, and sweet taste. It is a professional village for medlar cultivation. However, before 2018, there were no fixed standards or uniformity for medlar cultivation here. The management methods are different, and the quality of wolfberry is also ...
Source: mofcom.cn

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