Cangzhou Daily | Fresh vegetables are directly supplied to big cities in Beijing and Tianjin-Greenho

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Recently, in Zhao Jinru's home in Zhaosanjia Village, Linhe Township, Xian County, a cargo box full of tomatoes was sent out from his home.

"This is the last trip to pull tomatoes today." Zhao Jinru said with a smile, "Our tomatoes have been sold to the national chain Yonghui Supermarket this year. It's not that good-quality vegetables can't get in."

Walking into Zhao Jinru's greenhouse, clusters of bright red tomatoes are displayed like red lanterns. "Look! These tomatoes are so beautiful in color. These are new varieties that were just introduced this year." Zhao Jinru picked a bunch of tomatoes and said, "Our tomatoes are not only sold in Beijing and Tianjin, but also in the farthest places. What about Yunnan!"

As the first person to start planting greenhouses in Zhaosanjiao Village, Zhao Jinru has planted greenhouses since 2016. The scale of planting has also gradually expanded from the first shed to the current five sheds, and the total annual income has basically stabilized at more than 100,000 yuan.

In 2003, Zhao Jinru put aside his business in Beijing and chose to return to his hometown to develop with the idea of ​​“guarding the door and earning money”. "In the first few years, I tried the ways of raising chickens, raising sheep, and growing cold sheds, but they were all unsatisfactory." Zhao Jinru said that it was an accidental opportunity to finally choose to join the greenhouse.

In 2016, the Linhe Township Government encouraged villagers to plant greenhouses. Zhao Jinru has a friend who is engaged in greenhouses in Raoyang County and supports him in developing greenhouses. "Someone teaches technology, and there are subsidies. No matter how much you add up, you can make money." Zhao Jinru said that the first two years of planting have caught up with a good year.

Having tasted the sweetness, he used the money he earned to build a few more greenhouses, reaching five. Seeing the good harvest of Zhao Jin Rujia, the villagers in Zhao Sanjiao Village were envious of the construction of greenhouses, and many "rising stars" emerged. "With an example, with technology, and the township government supporting us, what are we worried about." Zhao Jianlin is one of them. He built more than 20 greenhouses in one go, and became the largest grower of greenhouses in the village. The income reached more than 1 million yuan.

“In the beginning, the people who planted greenhouses in the village mostly had old people to take care of, children to educate, and it was unrealistic to go to work. They wanted to make money by guarding their homes,” said Zhao Zhanzhou, secretary of the Zhaosanjia Village Party Branch. There are a few acres of land in the family, and a few greenhouses can be built to make money at the door of the house, which is much better than other species. Today, Zhaosanjiao Village has developed more than 500 greenhouses, and at a glance, the greenhouses for getting rich have become "sea".

While the greenhouse planting industry in Zhaosanjiao Village has developed, it has also been "focused on" by many large vegetable merchants and snapped up local vegetables in a "division of land". The villagers and these vegetable vendors have established a WeChat group. When the tomatoes and melons are ripe, they will post a photo in the group. The vegetable vendor will come to check it on the same day and be taken away the next day. The villagers Don’t worry about the market. Tomatoes and melons grown in the village are always supplied to major cities such as Beijing, Tianjin, Shijiazhuang, Hengshui, Baoding and surrounding vegetable wholesale markets.

"The people in the village are more energetic after they taste the sweetness. Everyone discusses technology and market conditions in the WeChat group when they are fine." Zhao Zhanzhou said, the larger the scale, the more you must understand the market conditions. In order to get rich together.

Source: Cangzhou Daily