Henan Minquan, China: Picking up soil to raise yam, high output and good market
Published Nov 17, 2021
Tridge summary
In Huji Village, Henan, villager Lv Yuku has seen significant success in yam farming, having planted three varieties across 100 acres. This year's harvest has been extremely profitable, with prices for the iron rod yam exceeding 5 yuan, Xishi yam nearly 5 yuan, and yellow yam 2 yuan per catty. The high yield of the crop has also resulted in a profit of over 10,000 yuan per mu (a traditional Chinese measure of land). The majority of the yam is sold in the southern markets, with some reaching as far as Hebei and Beijing.
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Original content
Everyone is no stranger to yam, but you may not have seen how this yam was dug out from the ground. In Huji Village, Huji Hui Township, Minquan, Henan, villagers are digging yam. Villager Lv Yuku transferred 100 acres of land and planted three varieties of iron rod, Jiu Jin Huang, and Xi Shi. He was very satisfied with the harvest this year. Lu Yuku, a yam grower in Huji Village, Huji Hui Township, Minquan County, Henan Province: The prices are quite good. This year, the iron rod yam is sold for more than 5 yuan, the Xishi yam is nearly 5 yuan, and the nine catties of yellow yam is sold for 2 yuan per catty. The yield is high, ...
Source: Chinaeconomy
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