"一颗一斤左右，1.5元一斤，一下子卖出去了三千块。" 12月初，江苏南通如皋的自家菜地里，曹先生和菜贩刚达成了今年冬天的第一笔"大买卖"。眼前沾着霜气的菜，比"站"起来的白菜颜色更深，还贴地生 长，呈现层层叠叠的好看纹路，本地人形象地称它为 "趴趴菜"或"黑菜"。 一转头，在上海梧桐区的延庆路菜场里，菜贩赵姐指着眼前的黑菜告诉我："如皋的黑塌菜，早上刚到，现在5块钱一斤，去年能卖到7块8块，回家炒冬 笋，很香的。" △逢年过节，如皋黑塌菜卖到了400克9.39元。（图/小红书截图） "小时候不爱吃的苦菜，现在一下子就养生了？"许多南通人都在社交平台上感慨，这种冬天自家饭桌上最不起眼的家常菜，在外地都快吃不起了。更多周 边省市乃至海外的网友，开始找如皋人"代购"，甚至在自家阳台种黑塌菜，对冲起飞的菜价的同时，还能吃上一口新鲜。 黑塌菜为什么从江浙绿叶菜里脱颖而出，成了明星菜？菜价高过肉价的当下，一棵菜背后的养生风，到底是怎么刮起来的？ 01 黑塌菜，霜打后塌下去的"脱苦"冬味 在江浙沪，有一句俗语："三天不见青，两眼冒金星。"说的就是这一带人饭桌上必不可少的青菜。在讲究的江南人眼里，青菜特指绿叶菜，北方常见的 ...

央视网消息：1月5日是二十四节气中的第二十三个节气，"小寒"节气也是冬季的第五个节气，我国多地进入全年中最冷的时期，"三九寒 天"就在小寒节气当中。 小寒见霜，菜箱满框。在湖南永州新田县中山街道的东升村，菜心、上海青、奶白菜等冬季蔬菜青翠欲滴、长势喜人。小寒时节，霜打过 后的冬季蔬菜柔软清甜、风味更佳。菜农们穿梭其间，采收、分拣、捆扎、装筐，一气呵成，包装后立即直发粤港澳大湾区市场，次日即可出 现在市民餐桌上。近年来，新田县大力发展冬季蔬菜种植产业，东升村每天约有90吨蔬菜销往粤港澳大湾区及欧美等地。当地按照"公司+基 地+农户"利益联结模式，为村里提供季节性用工岗位近700个，并带动周边近5000户农户发展蔬菜产业，人均增收5000元以上。 重庆云阳：33万亩柑橘陆续成熟 丰收满筐 农业专家介绍，这次降雪降温可以补充土壤表层水分，压实土壤，灭杀部分病菌虫卵，锻炼麦苗抗寒性，对小麦安全越冬有利。河南省小 麦种植面积继续稳定在8500万亩以上，受到播种期连续降雨天气影响，部分地区出现小麦晚播情况，农业专家指导农民通过选用半冬性、偏早 熟品种，加大小麦播种量、以肥补晚等措施，加强田间管理，促进麦苗健壮生长，为小麦 ...

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作者 龚普康 莫江泉 伍文婷 近日，走进广西柳州市三江侗族自治县程村乡头坪村滩底坪屯的一家农业企业蔬菜大棚，李记荣、王燕 夫妇正在大棚里管护蔬菜。棚内雾气氤氲，用山泉水调制而成的营养液，通过高压雾化形成细密气雾， 滋养着棚内蔬菜，整齐划一的各类蔬菜根系悬空，自由"吮吸"着量身定制的"营养餐"。 "你看，这菜叶子多干净，一个虫眼都没有。"王燕轻轻托起一株翠绿的上海青，语气里透着自豪。2024 年，这对在深圳打工10余年的夫妇返乡创业，成立三江县绿宝园农业有限公司，在乡间搭建10余亩"雾 气农场"，成为侗乡农业转型的一道新风景。 李记荣的种植情结，可追溯到十多年前。在广东深圳社区农场务工时，他第一次接触到智能种植模 式。"当时看到人家在屋顶、阳台无土栽培种菜，觉得很神奇。"李记荣说，但昂贵的高端设备让他望而 却步。一个念头却在他心中扎了根："能不能让技术'接地气'，让普通农户也用得起？" 2024年返乡后，夫妻俩用积蓄搭起种植大棚。今年9月，首批试验苗终于"落雾而生"。"我们选了上海 青、芹菜、香菜、西红柿等七八个品种试水，就是要摸清哪些最适合本地气候。"李记荣蹲在栽培架 旁，指着一株株幼苗如数家珍。 中新网柳州 ...

Core Insights - The initiative in Zhazha Village aims to utilize abandoned greenhouse resources to cultivate vegetables, addressing the local demand for fresh produce [1][2] - The project has successfully harvested 1.1 tons of vegetables, valued at over 8,000 yuan, demonstrating the potential for agricultural development in high-altitude areas [2] Group 1: Project Background - Zhazha Village, traditionally a pastoral community, had six greenhouses built in 2016 that were underutilized due to a lack of vegetable cultivation skills among villagers [1] - The local team, led by Bu Anan, recognized the need to activate these resources and sought assistance from agricultural technicians [1] Group 2: Implementation and Challenges - Initial challenges included soil fertility testing and temperature regulation within the greenhouses, with the team learning through hands-on experience [1] - The team worked closely with local villagers, fostering a collaborative environment to develop agricultural skills [1] Group 3: Results and Future Plans - The first harvest included eight vegetable varieties, with a total yield of 1.1 tons, indicating a successful cultivation effort [2] - Plans are underway to introduce more cold-resistant crops and to ensure all villagers acquire vegetable cultivation skills, enhancing local economic prospects [2]

走进西藏措美县哲古镇扎杂村蔬菜大棚，温润的气息扑面而来，上海青茁壮生长、萝卜饱满挺拔…… "一开始，不少人连刚出苗的小白菜和杂草都分不清，管理过程中闹了不少笑话。"布阿南说。从翻地、 播种到育苗、浇水，驻村工作队带着村两委与村民并肩作战，在高海拔牧区一点点摸索种植的门道。 功夫不负有心人。经过几个月的精心培育，扎杂村的温室大棚迎来第一次丰收。"当我们把采摘打包好 的蔬菜分到村民手里，孩子们围着装菜的筐子蹦蹦跳跳，好奇地指着蔬菜问名字。"驻村工作队队员洛 桑克珠说。 看着笔记本上的统计数字：上海青、青椒、萝卜等8个品种已收获3茬，总产量1.1吨，价值8000余 元……布阿南知道这条路走通了。 严冬来临，布阿南与工作队员正打算试种更耐寒的莲花白。"种好了蔬菜，能闯出更多增收路。"布阿南 计划让全体村民都学会种植技术。 盘活闲置资源的过程，激发了村民们的内生动力。扎杂村党支部书记白玛顿珠说："大家种出来的不只 是蔬菜，更是咱们村的新盼头、新生活。" （文章来源：经济日报） "最初我们只是觉得蔬菜大棚荒废着很可惜，得利用起来，没想到蔬菜长势这么好。"驻扎杂村工作队队 长、村党支部第一书记布阿南说。 扎杂村，这个世代以 ...

Core Insights - The transformation of Zhazha Village in Tibet from a struggling pastoral community to a thriving agricultural hub highlights significant improvements in living standards and economic opportunities for residents [1][4]. Group 1: Agricultural Development - The village has successfully utilized previously idle greenhouse facilities to cultivate vegetables, achieving a total yield of 1.1 tons valued at over 8,000 yuan since May 2025 [3]. - Local residents, initially unfamiliar with vegetable cultivation, have learned essential agricultural skills, enabling them to participate actively in the farming process [4]. - The initiative aims not only to produce food but also to empower villagers with the knowledge to grow and sell their own crops, transforming greenhouses into "income-generating sheds" [4]. Group 2: Infrastructure Improvements - The construction of sanitary toilets for elderly residents has significantly improved living conditions, addressing safety concerns and enhancing quality of life [6]. - A flood control project, funded with a total investment of 5 million yuan, has been implemented to protect the village from seasonal flooding, allowing residents to work locally while earning wages [6][8]. - The flood control initiative has engaged over 2,900 laborers from the village, distributing more than 870,000 yuan in wages, with an average income increase of over 10,000 yuan per participating villager [8]. Group 3: Economic Growth - The average disposable income per capita in Zhazha Village reached 19,156 yuan in 2024, with a target of 21,646 yuan set for 2025 [8]. - The village has diversified its economy beyond pastoral activities, with residents engaging in commerce, handicrafts, and the emerging tourism sector [8]. - The local cooperative is expanding its offerings to include traditional Tibetan clothing and handicrafts, alongside the establishment of new small restaurants [8].

Core Insights - The article discusses the challenges and opportunities faced by Chinese companies operating in Saudi Arabia, particularly in logistics and agriculture, highlighting the cultural and environmental factors that influence their operations [1][2][3]. Group 1: Cultural and Environmental Challenges - Saudi Arabia's strict cultural norms, such as the prohibition of alcohol and gender segregation, create a unique work environment that can be isolating for foreign employees [2][3][5]. - The extreme climate, with summer temperatures exceeding 50°C and limited water resources, poses significant operational challenges for companies [5][11][12]. - The local workforce is often unaccustomed to the demands of modern manufacturing and logistics, leading to higher operational costs and inefficiencies [19][28]. Group 2: Business Opportunities and Growth - The Saudi market, with a population of 35 million and a GDP per capita 2.6 times that of China, presents substantial growth potential for foreign companies [9][10]. - Chinese companies like iMile and Lenovo are establishing a strong presence in the region, with iMile becoming the leading logistics provider in the Middle East [24][25]. - The strategic partnership between Lenovo and the Saudi Public Investment Fund aims to diversify the economy away from oil dependency, with plans for a large-scale manufacturing facility [11][12][16]. Group 3: Innovative Solutions and Adaptation - Companies are developing innovative solutions to adapt to local conditions, such as iMile's tailored delivery schedules during Ramadan to accommodate local customs [26][27]. - Lenovo's construction of a factory in Riyadh involves overcoming unique geological challenges, such as hard desert rock, which requires specialized construction techniques [11][19]. - The agricultural sector is also adapting, with farms utilizing local resources and innovative practices to grow vegetables in the harsh desert environment [32][39].

Core Viewpoint - The article highlights the development of特色产业 (specialized industries) in Jiangxi Province's Nanchang City, focusing on duck farming and vegetable cultivation as key drivers for rural revitalization and income generation for local farmers [1][2]. Group 1: Duck Farming - The duck farming base in Dagan Village, established in 2011, produces 1 million green-headed ducks annually and hatches 3 million ducklings each year, with a daily egg production of approximately 12,000 eggs [1][2]. - The base employs a green circular small water system for duck farming, where duck manure is converted into organic fertilizer for vegetable cultivation, and the water is used for lotus planting, promoting ecological farming practices [2]. - The base operates under a "company + base + farmer" model, providing ducklings and technical guidance to over 100 local farmers, thereby enhancing the local duck farming industry and ensuring stable income for participants [2]. Group 2: Vegetable Cultivation - In Tanjin Village, the vegetable planting base has expanded to over 620 acres, producing nearly 17,000 tons of fruits and vegetables annually, with a focus on various crops including hollow heart vegetables and peppers [4]. - The base utilizes integrated water and fertilizer irrigation systems and biological pest control methods to ensure the safety and quality of the vegetables [4]. - The vegetable cultivation initiative has created job opportunities for over 50 local farmers, with an average annual income increase of nearly 30,000 yuan per person [4].

Core Viewpoint - Recent increases in vegetable prices, particularly leafy greens, are attributed to factors such as production disasters, rising transportation costs, and transitional supply shortages due to shifting production areas [1][8][10]. Group 1: Price Trends - The price of small bok choy reached 1.90 yuan per jin, more than double the usual price, marking a new high since 2025 [1]. - The average price of vegetables in the market increased by 10% to 3.37 yuan per kilogram, with significant price hikes observed in spinach and celery [5][29]. - Celery prices rose from 0.7-0.8 yuan per jin in July to 2.3 yuan recently, surpassing prices during the 2025 Spring Festival [6]. Group 2: Supply Chain and Production Issues - The main vegetable production areas are shifting from northern to southern regions, causing temporary supply gaps and price increases [8][10]. - Zhangbei County, a major vegetable supplier, experienced production impacts due to heavy rainfall, with approximately 1,000 acres affected, leading to a reduction of about 11,300 tons in output [17][19]. - Local farmers are actively engaging in self-rescue efforts to mitigate losses from extreme weather, including drainage improvements [17][21]. Group 3: Market Response and Future Outlook - The market is expected to stabilize in the next 10 to 15 days as southern production areas begin to supply vegetables in bulk [10]. - Increased demand due to upcoming holidays may cause short-term price fluctuations, but overall supply is anticipated to return to normal by mid-October [10]. - Various regions are implementing measures such as AI monitoring and promoting affordable vegetable options to ensure stable supply and prices [23][32].