The spring show is just starting, and the ground is waiting. For those who grow, the choice of crops often determines whether the year is stable or free. Chinese medicine has been targeted by a number of people over the years for reasons that are not complex and that can be managed, sold and paid back。
The plant is not a hoax, but a top-down to the market。
Now it's the kind of species that fit down, the core is those. Blue root, gold and silver flower, ivy and danzin are mentioned repeatedly, not because they are new, but because the road is clear. Good, sick, not heavy care, not strange。
The value of plate blue root is steady. From march to april, they will be collected and the leaves and roots will be sold. It can be caught in drylands, thinlands and large areas. For starters, grow an acre first, more than spread a dozen。
Gold and silver are going another way. A single planting can be seen for many years, and the slopes, the terraces and the front house can be put in. It doesn't pick too much, it's adaptable. What really matters is that it's not the name that rings, it's the rhythm that slows down the risk。
Abigail is often regarded as inferior, and in fact its benefits lie in saving hearts. It's a few pieces, it's a little bit, it's a wasteland, a forest, a slope. Many people like it as a “margin crop”, but those who really know it know that it's the hard part to pay for it。
Danzin's thinking is different. It is not one of those species that see money at first sight, with a slower pace, deep roots and clearer requirements for drainage. Grow a few years at a time for patient people. The plot conditions are appropriate. It does not give people an incentive. It is solid。
In chinese medicine growing, it's not always win-win, it's good to land。
In northern plots, yellow tarts and closed winds are often placed in front. One is drought-resistant, one is deep and resistant and can be located on the sandy soil and slopes. They do not rely on dazzling scenes, but on chassis of long-term supply. When it fluctuates, the chassis is more valuable。
He's often told. It is suitable for infertile areas, with mild insect pressure, and can be tested in the wastelands on the slopes. Many people see it because the management threshold is not high, but whether or not it really earns money is not so much the key to “grow”, but so is it. Postures, harvest times, drying patterns affect final prices。
The thinking of the south has changed again. Bamboos and wheat winters are often put in the box of trees, orchards. They eat wetness and shade, which are not suitable for the sun. There is a high degree of market acceptance of the dual use of bamboo; the winter follows a common variety route and demand is stable, but also depends on quality and origin habits。
There's a reality that's not gonna get around it. A lot of people are just looking at the acre but not at the market. The acre is beautiful, the purchase price is down, and finally it's just booky. A truly mature approach would be to sell the medicine to who and how much to grow. It's medicine that grows in the ground, and it's income that counts in the books。
This thing, on the face of it, is price, and on the bottom is supply and demand。
A clear change over the years has been that everyone is no longer superstitious about “scrawling up anything”. Once the variety is expanded, the price will be lower. When stocks are high, the buyer becomes picky. In turn, growing varieties with long growth cycles and small yields tend to become more attractive at some point in time。
The variety of yellow, heavy buildings and tima is another layer of logic. They are not new hands that can eat, and technology, finance, and cycles are to bear. But precisely because the threshold is there, once the market is short of goods, prices are easily out of their pace. Grow them, not a fight, a long line ahead。
Short-term varieties such as dandelion and mint are also targeted. They are suitable for small areas of water testing, for a fast pace, and for those who want to see the market first. But fast return and prices are vulnerable to supply, and selling today doesn't mean it's coming next year. The worst thing to fear in agriculture is to see one success as a long-term answer。
Many growers are actually losing money, not because of bad varieties, but because they are being taken off by the word “stable profits”. Some people look at the model field and some hear the recycling price, adding space, and eventually find it wrong and the contract is not hard. The medicine industry is most afraid of taking publicity as a conclusion and a result。
It's not slow, it's high without verification。
There are two common attitudes among internet users, one feeling that silver and silver flowers, weeds and ground roots are steady and grow in a way, and the other asking directly whether $230,000 in acre is lost and lost. That's no shame, but it means you're starting to count. Agriculture never listens to stories. It sees net gains。
There's another kind of sound, from people who grow. They say that in the northern plots, yellow twilight and windproof can hold dry years; in the south, mackerel and wheat winter must be watched first. Words don't matter, they don't sound, but they're the best. Cultivation experience, once on the ground, tends to be more valuable than beautiful figures。
Others have started to move their eyes forward, not just on fresh goods, but also on primary processing. Cutting, drying, grading, packing and handing can result in different prices. In particular, the variety of pharmacological homogenesis, followed by tea, alternative foods and daily consumption, would be wider. Who sells the raw materials to, decides whether you're in the field or in the market。
This does not seem to be a significant step, but it does have a long-term impact. It is easy to be carried away by price because it is solo. Co-operatives, orders, stable purchase points sound ordinary, but can crush volatility. The chinese medicine is not unprofitable, it cannot be earned by feeling alone。
There is not much that really needs to be done in the spring. First look at the soil, don't force wet species in the drylands and don't top drought-resistant wetlands. Let's see if we can handle it. Finally, if the recipients are willing to pick up, the price will fall. One of the three links is empty, and the gain is easily deformed。
It does not mean that the medicine will be well sold; it does not mean that it will go well next year。
That's a straight line, but it's the most important thing to remember. Land parcel conditions, variety patterns, market practices, all three things tied together, can be calculated. Those who look only at the acre are often less risky; those who look only at the price tend to look too far at the management。
If you look longer, you find a truly stable variety, which is often not named, but suitable for the local context. In the north, drought- and cold-resistant varieties are solid, and in the south, the advantages of the forest and the wet zone are used. In the right place, management saves effort; management saves effort, and costs are over。
It's getting clearer now. Those who wish to test small areas first often walk slowly, but do not easily fall behind. Likes to spread out a breath, and when the opportunity comes, it's easy to be passive. It's not the guts, it's the judgment。
The real value is not how much it grows in the ground, you know which land it is。
If there is only one word left, that is it. It's not just seeds that are being planted in the spring, it's the bottom of the year. Some will choose to come back soon, others will choose a long cycle and others will separate drylands, subforests and slopes. Would you prefer to wait for a while to get a more steady back
