In the early spring, farmers from all over yoolin county used their agricultural production when they seized them, and the fields were characterized by a “precious spring”. Farmers in the town of moo are busy with the spring tillage while they are raiding the farm. In recent days, journalists have entered the town of mumura and experienced first-hand the busyness and joy of this “garlicy country”。
In the field head of the mumura i village council, journalists met the old king who was shifting the land. The king is 69 years old and is an old garlic farmer on this land. He used to operate agricultural tools while talking to journalists about his garlic experience。
"i started with garlic every spring in the 1980s, when the home-grown garlic and garlic had to be brought to the market when they matured." the king remembered the past, with pride and satisfaction on his face." as the reputation of the mugatu garlic grows, it is now different that the traders come directly to the village to buy it, and it is easier to sell the garlic table and the garlic that we pick or dig or not.”
When the old king's words were heard, journalists saw a group of 30-50 farmers not far away busy with loose land, ditches, garlic, land, garlic and membranes covering warmth. They worked together, were skilfully moving, and a vivid spring tillage was rolled up in the field。
The purple garlic of the town is known for its aroma and unique medicinal value. It is known that this technology has been successfully selected for a representative project of intangible cultural heritage at the municipal level, which has become a beautiful business card in the town of muulin and in yoolin district。
“the purple garlic in our village is not only good taste, but also very high medicinal value, which is very popular with consumers.” “in order to promote the sustainable development of the garlic industry, the government of the town has taken a number of measures, including inviting experts in agricultural technology to provide on-site guidance, organizing party cadres to help farmers grow garlic, etc
In the field, journalists met with mr. Li, an agrotechnical expert who was directing farmers to grow garlic. He patiently taught farmers about key technologies, such as the choice of varieties, the dredging method, and planting, to ensure the quality and production of garlic。
“we must not only teach farmers how to grow garlic, but also help them to grow more productively.” mr. Lee told journalists that “by promoting modern agricultural technologies such as standardized production and scale cultivation, we can make the garlic industry more efficient and sustainable”
With the support of the party council of the village, the garlic industry has grown rapidly. There are currently more than 1,200 garlic farmers in the town of moo, with more than 300 acres of purple garlic. These garlic fields not only generate substantial incomes for farmers, but also inject new dynamism into local economic development。
"my family has grown three cents of garlic this year, and the price of garlic and garlic has been high all these years!" the old king smiled and told the reporters, “now that the day has passed, we both feel satisfied.”
In addition to the upgrading of planting techniques and the expansion of markets, the town of mumura also focuses on the management of garlic fields and the expansion of distribution channels. By strengthening field management, ensure the quality and production of verbal garlic, while actively building partnerships with major markets and supermarkets, widening marketing channels and moving it towards a wider market。
The idea of industrial development in agriculture has been fully reflected in the development of the pickle garlic industry in the village of mu'u. Through the integration of resources, the optimization of structures and the improvement of efficiency, the town of mu's garlic has evolved to become a major revenue-generating industry for farmers。
In the field of the town of mumura, journalists felt busy and joyful with spring tillage. This land of hope is creating hope for harvest. The flourishing of the garlic industry has not only brought tangible income to farmers, but has also given new impetus to rural renewal。
