合工大学子“三下乡”:从阳山水蜜桃看“归雁经济”路

Core Insights - The research team from Hefei University of Technology conducted a field study on the Afu fruit tree planting family farm in Beishan Village, Langxi County, Anhui Province, focusing on how returning entrepreneurs transform their planting experience into a "returning goose economy" and enhance agricultural product value through modern distribution methods [1][3] - The Afu fruit tree farm, established in 2020 by returning entrepreneur Li Yongfu, has successfully developed a peach picking garden that sells its products nationwide, becoming a significant driver for rural revitalization in Beishan Village [1][2] Group 1 - The farm spans 60 acres and employs specific techniques to ensure the quality of the peaches, such as using light yellow fruit bags to protect against pests and sunburn [1] - To maintain freshness, local farmers start harvesting at dawn, ensuring that peaches are packed within two hours of picking, with peak harvest occurring in July and August [1] - The peaches are graded by size, with over half weighing more than 500 grams, and the market price for large peaches reaches 20 yuan each, making them competitive in the fruit market [1] Group 2 - Li Yongfu, aged 58, has over 20 years of experience in peach cultivation and has successfully leveraged online marketing and logistics to expand his customer base, receiving 200-300 orders daily from cities like Shenzhen and Guangzhou [2] - The farm's operational model includes early morning harvesting, sorting, packing by noon, and shipping via cold chain logistics to ensure timely delivery to urban markets [2] - The study highlights the importance of returning talent in rural revitalization, emphasizing that the key to success lies in attracting skilled individuals back to their hometowns to foster local development [3]