On july 23, the changi daily newspaper (all-media journalist wang wei reported), 15,000 acres of a coronary farm farm in the changi state agricultural high technology industry demonstration zone, the fruit branch is thick, the fruit of the sun bends the branch, and the workers are busy collecting the fruit of the digest between the trees。
On 23 july, workers at the green canyon valley farm coronary fruit planting base were busy working through the snorkels to extract the coronary fruit. Reporter wang wei
In the tanyard of the green canyon valley farm, a car of freshly extracted coronary fruit was unloaded and the workers quickly released the piles of coronary fruit. Xinjiang canyon agricultural technology co. Ltd. (hereinafter referred to as green canyon valley agriculture) reported to the press on the drying of the crown fruit: “the crown fruit rose in april and began to harvest in mid-july and ends at the end of july. This year has been a good year, with full fruit and an estimated capacity of 40 kg per acre, double the last year. At present, our base has 8,000 acres of coronary fruit hanging and is expected to harvest 300 tons of fruit.”
These canopy fruit are dry, some are processed into products and others are kept as seed breeding. Within three years, the green canyon agriculture has led to the planting of nearly 20,000 acres of coronary fruit in changji, ta city, ishawar and other areas, depending on the development model of child breeding by processing。
New pick-up crown fruit. Reporter wang wei
The development of the canon fruit industry has also led to the glorification of farmers in the surrounding areas, with more than 60 farmers earning more than $30,000 a year from the canon fruit industry. During this period, when the harvest of fruits was the busiest at the green crown valley farm coronary fruit plantation, more than 30 farmers came to work every day, each receiving $200 in pick-up fees。
On 23 july, the farm coronary fruit farm in the green canyon valley, where workers will pick up the coronary fruit bags. Reporter wang wei
The villager chen il has been working at this base for more than a year, in the town of changi, where she is responsible for the spring tea-making, autumn fruit-harvesting and fruit-cutting, watering, etc., and laughs and says: “work close to home and earns $5,000 a month for more than eight months a year.”
Cucumber tree seedlings have been in bloom for three years, five years, and eight years have entered the eugenic period. The canopy fruit tree on the green canyon valley farm is in its fifth year of chumping, with 8,000 acres of coronary fruit tree chumping rates above 75 per cent. “we can effectively improve yields and quality through such measures as rational fertilisation, moderate trimping, and season regulation.” sitting on the floor, shigeko told journalists that the combined income of seeds, leaves, shells, etc. Was $1,000 per acre, calculated on the basis of 68 acres, and that once the fruit was processed into products such as edible oil, it could produce up to $2,000 per acre。
On 23 july, workers tanned fresh picks of the crown fruit on the tan field in green canyon valley. Reporter wang wei
The canopy fruit has many values: leaves can be used as a health tea, seeds can be squeezed with oil, food, medicine, viewing and ecological values. At present, the green canyon agriculture company has completed the construction of a 500-kilogram tea production line and a two-ton coronary fruit-cranberry-cooled oil production line, which can produce products such as coronal fruit tea, coronary fruit oil and bee honey, and has successfully established industrial chains from the field to the factory。
“we will work in depth with scientific institutions to devote more energy to the chain of expansion.” as a result, we will vigorously develop derivatives such as coronary fruit, coronal fruit protein powder, coronal fruit and coronary coronary corsets, which will constantly increase the amount of gold and new quantities of industrial development and create a sustainable path of `green crowns, healthy lives'
