China: The traditional process of pressing tea oil increases people's income and makes them rich in Jiande, Zhejiang

Published 2022년 1월 27일

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In Jiande, Zhejiang, local farmers, led by Rao Youhua, have found a profitable venture in the traditional tea oil pressing process. With over 30 years of tea tree cultivation, Rao's 20-acre garden in Lijia Town has become a significant source of income for the community. The town's 17,000 mu of camellia oleifera plantation, spread across 9 professional cooperatives and production enterprises, has an annual output value of 22 million yuan, translating to an additional income of 2,000 yuan per mu per year for the local farmers. This venture not only enhances the farmers' income but also promotes the cultivation of Chinese medicinal materials, with over 500 households involved and an annual sales of more than 21 million yuan.

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Recently, all parts of the country are happily welcoming the arrival of the Spring Festival. In Jiande, Zhejiang, locals increase their income through the traditional pressing of tea oil. Rao Youhua, a villager in Lijia Town, Jiande, Hangzhou, has been planting tea trees for more than 30 years. His 20-acre tea garden has been harvested, and camellias are swaying on the branches to show people this year's harvest. Rao Youhua, a villager in Lijia Town, Jiande City, said: "Each household has about 10 mu of land and an annual income of about 15,000 yuan. The management of tea trees is to prune branches one month before tea picking. It's all green now. It is understood that the planting area of camellia oleifera in Lijia Town, Jiande, Hangzhou, Zhejiang Province is 17,000 mu. There are 9 camellia professional cooperatives and camellia oil production enterprises, with an annual output value of 22 million yuan, which drives local farmers to increase their income by 2,000 yuan per mu per ...

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