Unconnected vegetables

China’s Gansu network, reported on 15 May by the White Juventud, a media correspondent, established a district-wide farm marketing community to build a district-wide farm-based market for large-scale supermarkets and vegetable-growing enterprises in the counties in a timely manner, with the relevant departments and communes, to carry out regular mapping of the state-wide planting of vegetables, to organize numerous agricultural super-to-peer meetings, to set up a district-wide farm-to-work stock, and to build a cooperative platform for face-to-face exchanges between large out municipalities and vegetable-growing enterprises in the counties, thus contributing to the development of vegetable industries throughout the county.

The Department of Commerce of the Prefectural District arranges for staff to reach out to the towns where large vegetables are cultivated on numerous occasions, such as bunkers, new collections, springs, titanes, open-doors, to visit bases, squatters and to conduct field surveys on the quality, type and marketing of vegetables in the facilities. It has been shown that, at present, all county-wide vegetable-growing enterprises have entered into long-term sales contracts with large supermarkets in the counties, and that time-bound vegetables, such as vegetables, ploughing, ploughing, si-coltan, sugar and so on, have essentially achieved “day output, day distribution”. As of late April, a total of 6.93 million kilograms of local vegetables had been distributed throughout the county, amounting to $287,000.

In order to further promote greater agricultural overtake and deepen marketing cooperation, the townships of origin maintain the “basket” lead, leading to the development of confidence in farming, expanding the size of the industry and generating rural redundant labour, effectively addressing the needs of neighbouring and out-of-counter populations, reducing the transport costs of intra-prefectures, leading to local logistics development and revitalizing rural areas.