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A lot of folks in the countryside have come to ask me, "now that we're getting hotter, we can make feet, we can make fragrance bags, we can dry leaves and we can process our own side industries to raise revenue and wonder if we can make a few acres of weed at home." a lot of people are struggling with two core issues: what is the real profit of an acre? Is the herb growing fast enough to grow in a year
Today, we do not exaggerate or exaggerate the profits, so we can make a clear accounting of the real cost, production and purchase price of farming on the ground in rural areas. We will elaborate on the productivity, strengths and weaknesses of the plant and the main points of entering the pits。
One: is the weed growing fast? You're a lazy man
Many beginners are most afraid of planting crops that are cumbersome and have low survival rates, and weeds do not have to worry at all, and their reproductive capacity is among the highest in common rural crops。
Escrow is mainly grown by its roots, and underground roots are particularly powerful, so that with small seedlings, they can spread themselves into pieces. After spring warms, a large number of new buds emerge under the grass, replanting the seedling year after year。
Under normal management, in the first year of planting, the mid- and later-stage plots will be full of grass; starting in the second year, the ground will be almost unsupplied and the open areas will be covered by natural roots. Moreover, weeds are drought-resistant and infertile, and roadside wastelands and marginal clearings are able to survive, with little demand for conservation。
Pivot avoidance reminds us that the speed with which weed breeds is an advantage, but never so close to the wind that the floor is too dense to suffocate the bottom blades, and increases the probability of disease, with simple seeding in the middle and later stages, and savings。
Two, one acre of the real cost is fine enough
We're accounting for the standard of rural open-air farming, which does not include the input of the shed, and it's a practical cost for farmers。
1. Costs of seedlings
In the first year, it costs about $300 to $500 to grow a acre. The following year it began without having to buy any seedlings, and it was possible to grow naturally with its own roots, saving the cost。
2. Land costs
The cost of home-grown land is negligible, and if land is leased, the average rural acre is $200 to $400 a year。
3. Costs of aquatic fertilizers
The herb is very resistant, with very few pests and little use of pesticides. The water is based on natural rainfall and simple water recharge in times of drought. Fertilizers are dominated by farm fats, common compound fats, and the cost of water fattening farming is around $200 a year。
4. Cost of manual collection
Aging can be harvested more than once a year, with artificial harvesting and drying being the main manual cost. Acre labour costs about $600-800 per year if it is contracted out by the family。
The total cost of one acre in the first year, taken together, is approximately $1400 to $2,000; from the second year onwards, the total cost of seedlings has been saved, falling directly to $800 to $1,200, and the cost of planting has been significantly reduced。
Iii. Acre production and market acquisition prices, with no water in the dry field
We're talking about a regular pattern of constant stability。
One year of normal management, and one year of harvest。
One acre of fresh alegrass can produce 6,000 to 8,000 pounds per year, while dry leaves can produce 1,500 to 2,000 pounds per year after drying。
Acquiring practices are referred to as follows: fresh grass is 0. 2-0. 4 yuan, dry grass is 0. 8-1. 5 yuan, with small fluctuations in market demand and supply。
Four, one acre of real profit accounting, year one, year two
First-year profits
(a) gross income of $2,100 based on an average price of $0. 3 per pound of fresh grass and 7,000 pounds of acre grass
The total cost for the first year was a median of $1700 and net profit of about $400。
2. Second year and future profits
Gross revenue of $125 based on an average dry grass price of $1. 1 per pound and an acre production of 1750 pounds
The total cost from the second year is a median of $1,000 and net profit of about $925。
If they are simply processed into an article and a bag is sold again, the proceeds can be added up, but it will take more labour time。
V. Core advantages of aging cultivation, suitable for rural groups
1. Industrial and industrial: strong resistance, few pests and diseases, no need to crouch in the ground, no need to pick up plots of land in the wasteland and marginal areas。
2. Multi-year proceeds from a single planting: one year, followed by five or six years of continuous harvest, saves the trouble of last year's seeding。
3. Multiple sales: can be sold directly to the buyer, and can be made by hand, with absconding feet, with an abbreviated line。
4. Fitness for idle labour: the elderly and the rest of the labour force are able to manage their work and do not delay their work outside the home。
Six: the pits that must be avoided when you enter the prairie
1. Don ' t believe in high-cost recovery, with many bad traders selling seedlings at high prices for profit, and then not recycle finished products, it is important that local stable purchase channels be identified and replanted in advance。
2. Do not expand blindly, on a large scale, and begin with the testing of 1-2 acres to map local patterns, and become familiar with management methods, before gradually scaling up。
3. Disturbing from the drying chain, the drying of the avatars tends to deteriorate, and the finished products are subject to direct price reductions or even no purchase。
4. Low-lying water parcels of other species, which are afraid of water accumulation and prone to rooting, give priority to high-lying and well-drained plots。
Summary of the advice
Herb is a fast-growing, well-nourished, labour-saving, well-receiving, long-line growing crop, with modest returns in the first year and real gains in the second year, and in no way a one-night-rich planting project. It is easy to lose because small-scale cultivation is well managed and marketed, while large-scale, blind and windy cultivation is well received。
The roots of grass growing are firmly rooted, and hard work is needed to increase revenue。
