The article highlights the mulberry picking season at the Banjia mulberry garden in Puyang City, where fruit farmer Wang Lixia is teaching visitors how to properly pick mulberries. The garden, established in 2012, has become a significant source of income for local farmers by adopting a method that involves "doing it for farmers, teaching farmers to learn, leading farmers to work, and helping farmers to sell." The village has seen the establishment of a joint-stock economic cooperative and has become one of China's characteristic industries, with over 3,000 mu of planting area and annual sales exceeding 60 million yuan. The district offices are now actively seeking merchants and communicating with logistics companies to ensure the smooth flow of freight, aiming to ensure that this year's mulberries are sold at a good price and farmers' incomes continue to increase.