In China, the supply of "vegetable baskets" at the end of the year and the beginning of the year is guaranteed

The article highlights the economic development in Guangxi, China's Baoshan Prefecture, known for its large-scale cultivation of autumn vegetables, particularly tomatoes. This region, a crucial hub for southern vegetable distribution in China, has seen significant growth in farming efficiency and product quality. With the establishment of cold chain facilities and improved logistics, there has been a notable increase in the production and sales of autumn vegetables. These advancements, including the creation of farming cooperatives and the implementation of advanced agricultural technologies, have enhanced the efficiency and quality of farming, benefiting both farmers and consumers. The region's focus on modernizing agriculture and boosting cooperation with market operators has led to the improvement of the agricultural value chain, aiming to provide[INST] high-quality produce to a wider market. The article underscores the prefecture's efforts in achieving sustainable agriculture, creating job opportunities, and enhancing the overall economic development through agriculture.