砥砺奋进七十载 天山南北谱华章｜小果子“链”起大产业

Core Insights - The Xinjiang fruit industry is transitioning from a "large fruit region" to a "strong fruit region," leveraging its unique natural resources and innovative agricultural practices to enhance quality and market reach [1][5] - Xinjiang's fruit production includes leading national outputs in various categories such as red dates, grapes, apricots, and almonds, contributing to a diverse and appealing "big fruit plate" for consumers [1][5] Industry Development - Xinjiang has established a mature "one area, three belts" system for fruit production, optimizing the variety and supply of fruits throughout the year [1] - The region has implemented standardization measures and technical training, with over 50,000 training sessions conducted, benefiting more than 3.8 million farmers and significantly improving orchard management [2] Technological Advancements - The integration of technology in traditional fruit farming is evident, with the use of drones for precise pesticide application and digital management systems enhancing the standardization of fruit production [2] - Xinjiang has developed over 70 leading fruit processing enterprises and more than 2,000 cooperatives, expanding into over 180 deep-processing products [3] Market Expansion - Xinjiang's fruit sales have reached a significant scale, with 80% of annual fruit production being exported, supported by e-commerce platforms and various marketing initiatives [4] - The "Big Warehouse East Move" project has facilitated the sale of 311,000 tons of Kashgar specialty agricultural products to broader markets since 2018, addressing logistical challenges [3] Economic Impact - The fruit industry is a crucial pillar for rural revitalization and livelihood improvement, benefiting 5.5 million farmers, with fruit income accounting for nearly 30% of per capita disposable income in main production areas [5]