产业发展，品质是关键。公司在种植过程中精细化管理，提高精品串型葡萄的产量和质量，还注重保护 外形、提升包装工艺。公司还注册了"玄恋""云颠"等8个品牌，产品畅销全国，还远销韩国、日本等 国。 一花独放不是春，百花齐放春满园。去年，周宁县高山晚熟葡萄种植面积发展到5500亩，年产值达8800 万元，参与种植的企业和合作社达70余家。 福建省宁德市周宁县浦源镇溪坪村的徐万和生态农业发展有限公司大棚里，基地负责人高玲一早就忙活 起来，"我们种植的高山晚熟葡萄比低海拔地区晚上市两个月，而且因昼夜温差大，糖度更高，在市场 上按串定价。" 2012年，高玲怀着对家乡的热爱与创业的梦想，返乡流转土地，创办公司种植葡萄。如今，公司已拥有 3个高标准基地、1个产业孵化中心和1个2000平方米的产后商品化处理中心，年均生产葡萄650吨，收购 农户葡萄1500吨左右，去年销售额突破2700万元。 高山晚熟葡萄是周宁县生态农业高质量发展的生动注脚。近年来，周宁县立足"九山半水半分田"的资源 禀赋，深挖高山冷凉气候优势，在生态农业领域精耕细作，高山晚熟葡萄、高山冷凉花卉等特色产业蓬 勃兴起，成为引领周宁农业转型升级的新引擎。 《 人民 ...

Core Viewpoint - The Xinjiang Hotan region demonstrates that vibrant roses can thrive in the Taklamakan Desert, serving both ecological and economic purposes, with over 70,000 acres of roses currently in the harvesting season [1] Group 1: Economic Impact - Local villagers are actively engaged in rose harvesting, which requires specific techniques and timing to ensure quality, with petals for rose jam harvested separately from buds for tea and essential oils [3] - The rose trading market operates from 9 AM to 8 PM, with daily trading volumes reaching approximately 30 tons of rose petals [6] - Over 2,000 households are involved in rose cultivation in the region, with local cooperatives established to produce products like rose-flavored bread and pure rose water, alongside tourism activities that attract photography and art enthusiasts [7] Group 2: Ecological Benefits - The roses contribute to ecological benefits by stabilizing the desert environment, with the last rose seedling planted in November 2022 marking a successful effort to combat desertification [9] - The cultivation of drought-resistant rose varieties has led to the formation of dense flower beds that effectively block wind and reduce soil erosion [9]

Core Insights - The rose industry in Yutian County, located at the southern edge of the Taklamakan Desert, plays a significant role in both ecological protection and local economic development, with over 72,000 acres dedicated to rose cultivation [7][5][9] Group 1: Rose Cultivation and Harvesting - The optimal harvesting time for rose buds is between 5 AM and 9 AM to ensure high oil content, while petals are harvested avoiding midday heat to prevent dehydration [3] - Each villager can harvest approximately 30 to 50 kilograms of rose petals daily, contributing to the local economy [2][3] Group 2: Economic Impact - The rose industry has become a vital source of income for local residents, with daily trading volumes of rose petals reaching around 30 tons during peak seasons [9][11] - The price of roses this year is reportedly higher than in previous years, indicating strong demand from cooperatives and enterprises [11] Group 3: Employment and Community Development - The rose harvesting season creates seasonal employment for over 7,000 villagers, with daily wages ranging from 120 to 150 yuan [13] - Local cooperatives and enterprises are enhancing the value of rose products, such as rose-flavored bread and pure rose water, thereby increasing job opportunities [11][13] Group 4: Ecological Benefits - The cultivation of drought-resistant rose varieties helps combat desertification by stabilizing sand and reducing soil erosion [9][7] - The successful establishment of rose plants in the desert has achieved a survival rate of 90%, contributing to environmental sustainability [7][9] Group 5: Tourism Development - The rose fields attract numerous tourists for immersive experiences, including photography and painting, which further supports the local economy [5][15] - The local tourism department plans to expand the rose industry through a "cultural tourism+" model, promoting various activities such as picking and culinary experiences [15]

Core Viewpoint - Sichuan province is making significant strides in transforming from an agricultural powerhouse to an agricultural stronghold, focusing on enhancing rural industries to reduce urban-rural disparities and promote common prosperity [1][2]. Agricultural Production - In 2022, Sichuan's total grain output reached 726.8 billion jin, with an average yield of 378.2 kg per mu, both setting historical records [1]. - The province maintained its position as the top producer of live pigs, with an output of 61.496 million heads [1]. Rural Industry Development - Sichuan is actively promoting rural industries to increase farmers' income, achieving a 6.6% growth in per capita disposable income for rural residents, surpassing the 1.9% increase for urban residents [1]. - In 2024, the total planting area for citrus in Pujiang County is expected to reach 445,000 mu, with an estimated output of 1.03 million tons and a production value of 7.282 billion yuan [2]. Innovative Agricultural Practices - The "Two Replacements" initiative in Pujiang County, which promotes organic fertilizers over chemical fertilizers and green pest control over chemical methods, has led to over 75% coverage of organic fertilizer use and over 70% for green pest control, resulting in a market price increase of over 30% for the produced goods [3]. - The county has also developed sustainable agricultural practices, such as rice-vegetable rotation and intercropping, achieving high yields and profitability [4]. Industry Clusters and Value Chains - Sichuan is focusing on building agricultural industry clusters, with a goal to create a comprehensive agricultural industry system that includes livestock, grain, and various specialty crops [6][7]. - The "1+1+8" strategy aims to enhance the agricultural value chain by integrating upstream production, midstream processing, and downstream marketing [7]. Farmer Benefit Mechanisms - The province is establishing mechanisms to ensure that farmers benefit from industrial growth, promoting models that connect small farmers with larger markets through cooperatives and direct purchasing agreements [9]. - In 2024, the East Slope District's pickled vegetable industry is projected to generate a comprehensive output value of 22.5 billion yuan, showcasing the economic impact of local agricultural enterprises [6]. Employment and Income Generation - The establishment of agricultural industry strong towns and clusters has created over 603,000 jobs, with participating farmers earning an average disposable income of 26,500 yuan, higher than the local average [12]. - Successful models of income generation include direct procurement agreements between processing companies and farmers, which have significantly increased farmers' incomes [10][11].