Kim autumn, planting is busy. In the morning of 17, the suping region was a scene in which the autumn strawberries and tomato plantations were officially launched as a closed gate for the sein village integrated eco-mining garden. Not only was the cultivation expanded, but it also introduced 12 high-quality varieties in taiwan, while exploring new technologies for landless cultivation and helping to further improve the market competitiveness of local agricultural products。
The villagers were very active when sein village closed the sheds that integrated the eco-harvesting grounds. Some carefully unloaded strawberry seedlings from transport vehicles, some carefully planted seedlings, and others operated agricultural machines for ploughing, with busy images visible on the head of the field。
Villagers are caring for strawberry seedlings。
Compared to last year, this year, a breakthrough was achieved in terms of size and variety in the village's autumn strawberries and tomatoes. Of these, strawberry cultivation reached 12 acres, and 7 high-quality taiwan varieties, such as christmas and construction red, were planted, totalling 65,100; and tomato cultivation was expanded to 25 acres, covering 5 varieties, such as the princess and the jubilee, with a total of 50,000, a doubling of the previous year's two varieties。
"the varieties we have introduced are market-tested." in order to further improve the quality of agricultural products, not only did the village carefully choose to introduce high-quality seedlings in taiwan, but it also improved the soil for planting, adding earthworms, groundnuts and grass-breeds to the base and improving crop sweetness。
The planting has also introduced new technologies, with a brilliant talent to select 5,000 seedlings in glass sheds, and to test soilless cultivation using herbs. “if this year’s soilless planting experiment succeeds, next year we will expand the area under cultivation to further improve the quality of the product and meet the consumer’s demand for quality agricultural products.”
