On 16 june, zhou yijun, a girl who was 90 years later in the forest shop town, was busy with her father in the trunk of the car park in the presence of the sun and in order to provide post-harvest care. This sweet, sweet, 90-year-old girl can't imagine being associated with a tree. However, just this year, her 30-acre pick-up was her first production, earning 10,000 pounds and selling at an average price of $70 per pound。
Zhou yijun studied dance during university. Dance must have good clothes. She's from the dance, she's got a costume thing. So she started a garment business in guangzhou. After fighting, she earned millions of dollars a year. In the face of peaks in business, zhou ying was cautious and wanted to go home to start a business. Her father has been working on tree growing. In response to market demand, she looked at the car market. In 2019, she returned to her hometown forest shop town, moved more than 30 acres of land in the village of the village where she was found, set up a rain-rain farm picker park, and planted more than 1,300 ricket trees。
In the absence of technology, she has actively cooperated with the shandong college of agriculture to become a governing body and has invited experts to provide technical guidance on a regular basis. Without sterile soil, she flipped 1. 5 metres deep, buried the surface bacteria in the soil and turned healthy soil out to plant seedlings. Without staff, she hired 15 villagers to work in the garage on a regular basis, each with a salary of more than $40,000 a year. In the absence of planting techniques, she studied herself, studied in depth and actively sought advice from specialists in agricultural schools. Without experience in planting, she would be careful and patient in filling the gap. When she pulls a stick, even a stick, she pulls with the workers for three hours. Without a brand advantage, she insisted on following the eco-green path and bowing to the market with healthy fruit。
“i grow cars that do not compete for homogeneity, stick to the path of eco-green development and carefully cultivate green healthy foods, so that we can get out of this path of success. Zhou yijun said。
Zhou yijun accepted the idea and set out her business path hard and hard. It is understood that the tweezers are in trouble in the south. Because of the fact that they are pollinated and afraid of the rain, they are prone to crack and fall. She has made a decisive investment of over $2 million to build a fully automated modern steel shed under financial constraints. “in this way, the fruit can grow naturally in the tree without the use of the pill, so that consumers can pick up the ripe car chords. Zhou yijun's introduction。
In order to highlight ecological cultivation, grass grew in orchards, and she refused to allow workers to use pesticides to weed, but instead to remove them manually. She insists on not using a single chemical fertilizer, all using organic or bacterial fertilizers. She, together with the worker, fermented on soybean flour and red sugar powder to produce bacterial fertilizers, or fermented on carp seeds with em fungus to refill trace elements. She runs the whole process of green growing, and she plays eco-green health brands。
Zhou yijun's five-year home start-up path, though difficult, proved effective. The 30-acre sprouts of fruit orchard trees are growing and their branches are thick and fresh, laying a solid foundation for harvest. During this year's “51st” period, orchards have been successful in producing high-quality cherries and bearing early fruit. A full-grown, sugar-rich, and durable-carbed plaster leads to those who come to collect it, and it's all taken in the first week alone. It has also given zhou izzy hope for the development of a green industry, with expectations for next year's harvest。
“at the end of the year, production is projected to be over 50,000 pounds.” zhou ying is smiling and confident of the future. She is planning to sell 300 acres of greened trees in exchange for funds to expand an additional 200 acres of pickles (big cherry) and 100 acres of grey wolf pretzel tomato orchards. (reporter lee de gin, yu huiling, correspondent zhang gin)
