(乡村行·看振兴)山西闻喜：5.1万亩山楂"红"了产业 富了农户 如今，闻喜县的山楂产业已从丘陵间的零散种植成为年产值5.6亿元的产业集群，从单一果制品到"种 植、加工、旅游"特色产业链，持续"红"透县域经济，温暖着越来越多农户的生活。(完) "以前种山楂，收下来要么低价卖给贩子，要么自己做点糖葫芦，一年到头挣不了几个钱。"闻喜县郭家 庄镇种植户王建国的话，道出了当地山楂产业曾经的尴尬。20世纪90年代末，当地的雷永宏依托家族技 艺，研发出蘸糖山楂片，从一间小作坊开始，逐渐打开市场，"别人跟风做果丹皮，我们得做特色，才 能站稳脚"。 在政府土地协调、税收优惠等政策扶持下，闻喜山楂产业加速升级。如今，该县已有16家山楂深加工企 业，通过山楂精深加工，带动全县1万余户果农年均增收5000元以上，解决全县农村闲散劳动力6000余 人，实现家门口就业，产业链越拉越长、越做越实。 产业"红"起来，农户是最直接的受益者。"山楂深加工企业收购山楂，每斤比市场价高一毛到两毛钱， 还保底价，我们种着踏实。"王建国说。 在一家山楂深加工企业生产车间，李娟忙着包装产品，她说："在家门口上班，每月有3000元工资，还 能照顾老人孩子 ...

Group 1: Hawthorn Industry in Hebei - Hebei Jinzhou has 13,000 acres of hawthorn that have been harvested, with local farmers actively picking and supplying the market [1] - The region has adopted a "cooperative + base + farmer" model, introducing superior varieties and modern planting techniques to extend market supply periods and mitigate price fluctuations [3] - Jinzhou's annual hawthorn production exceeds 30,000 tons, contributing to an average annual income increase of over 15,000 yuan per farmer [5] Group 2: Apple Industry in Gansu - Gansu Tianshui is a major apple production area, currently in the critical harvesting period, with recent rainfall affecting the harvest [7] - Local authorities have mobilized over 300 agricultural transport vehicles and formed three drone transport teams to assist farmers in harvesting and transporting apples [9] - Tianshui's apple planting area reaches 1.31 million acres, with an annual production exceeding 3 million tons and a total industry chain output value of 15.6 billion yuan [9] Group 3: Seaweed Industry in Fujian - Fujian Fuding is entering the peak season for seaweed seeding, with farmers actively preparing for the planting process [10] - The optimal water temperature for seaweed growth is between 20 to 25 degrees Celsius, allowing for multiple harvests from October to February [14] - Fuding's seaweed farming area is approximately 22,000 acres, with an expected total industry chain output value of 2.4 billion yuan [16]

Group 1 - The corn harvest is in full swing across multiple regions in Xinjiang, with 160,000 acres in Altay Buerjin County being harvested using large combine harvesters [1] - In Changji Prefecture, 111,700 acres of corn have been fully harvested [1] - Jilin Province's Yushu City has over 4 million acres of corn entering the concentrated harvest period, with efficient harvesting processes in place [3] Group 2 - The busy agricultural season is marked by the harvest of golden grains and seasonal fruits across the country [4] - In Hebei's Jinzhou, 13,000 acres of hawthorn are being harvested, with farmers actively engaged in picking and sorting [6] - In Guizhou's Xipu Village, significant improvements have been made in combating stony desertification, leading to the successful cultivation of new citrus varieties [8]

齐鲁晚报·齐鲁壹点 郭辰昊 见习记者 杨涛 与此同时，附近乡镇种植山楂的农户越来越多，总体供货量持续增大。并且推迟上市还导致市场供货量 短时间内激增，进一步加剧了价格竞争。 受限于销售手段的单一性，像李虹一样的大量南流泉村村民只能将山楂出售给收货商。看到很多村庄通 过电商平台将农副产品销往全国各地，李虹发自内心的羡慕。"我们也想在网上卖出去，但年纪大了， 不会弄这些了。" 更让人忧心的是采收成本与售价的倒挂。李虹给齐鲁晚报·齐鲁壹点记者算了一笔账：现在收购价三四 毛一斤，而雇人采收的工钱是100-120元一天，"如果果子不好，采得越多，赔得越多"。这样的账算下 来，一些村民选择放弃采收，任由山楂烂在地里。 在村子另一头，赵磊经营的冷库已经基本存满。"一箱40斤的山楂存放费用是100元，可以存到明年收获 季前。"他的冷库里已经存放了四五十万斤山楂，这个数字在一定程度上反映了农户们的无奈选择，既 然现在卖不上价，不如先存起来等待市场转机。 "明年还得接着种。"虽然收成寥寥，但李虹却别无选择。"我们这里都是山地，不适合种别的作物。山 楂虽然今年卖得不好，但却是我们家生活的保障。"李虹说。 连绵的秋雨过后，南流泉村终 ...

Core Viewpoint - The article highlights the successful harvest of hawthorn and sweet persimmon in Guojiazhuang Town, Shanxi Province, emphasizing the effective measures taken by local farmers and government to ensure a bountiful yield despite adverse weather conditions [1][2][3]. Group 1: Industry Development - The fruit industry in Guojiazhuang Town has developed significantly, starting from the exploration of natural endowments, with a current cultivation area exceeding 36,000 acres [2]. - This year, the total expected yield for hawthorn is over 150 million pounds, while sweet persimmon is projected to reach 40 million pounds [2]. Group 2: Economic Impact - The fruit industry serves as a pillar for local farmers' income, with average annual earnings exceeding 10,000 yuan per farmer due to the cultivation of 36,000 acres of fruit [3]. - A local farmer reported that cultivating 20 acres of sweet persimmon could yield an income of 400,000 yuan, significantly more than working outside [2]. Group 3: Emergency Response Measures - In response to frequent rainfall during the harvest season, local authorities initiated an emergency harvesting plan, mobilizing over 3,000 farmers to ensure efficient collection and processing of the fruits [2]. - The local government coordinated with external buyers to address storage and transportation needs, ensuring a smooth procurement process [2].

Group 1 - The recent long holiday was marked by unusually high temperatures, with a peak of 37.1℃ on the day of the Mid-Autumn Festival, raising concerns about the weather [1] - The onset of the Cold Dew solar term typically indicates a rapid drop in temperatures, but this year, the strong subtropical high pressure has hindered the cooling effect of cold air, leading to persistent high temperatures in Hangzhou [1] - Forecasts suggest that temperatures will not drop below 30℃ until after next Friday, indicating a prolonged period of heat [2] Group 2 - As the Cold Dew season progresses, traditional Chinese medicine emphasizes the importance of preventing autumn dryness and maintaining warmth, with dietary recommendations focusing on nourishing and warming foods [3] - Foods such as silver fungus, lily, lotus seeds, and other warming ingredients are recommended to combat symptoms of dryness, while cold and raw foods should be avoided to prevent digestive issues [3] - Emotional well-being during this season is also highlighted, with suggestions for social activities and acupressure techniques to alleviate feelings of sadness associated with autumn [3]

Core Insights - Hypertension is a significant public health issue and is recognized as a major risk factor for cardiovascular diseases [1] - Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) offers unique advantages in the prevention and treatment of hypertension through holistic approaches and dietary adjustments [1] Group 1: TCM Perspective on Hypertension - TCM views hypertension as related to factors such as congenital deficiencies, aging, emotional disturbances, and dietary imbalances, leading to an imbalance of liver and kidney yin and yang [1] - The treatment approach in TCM focuses on restoring the body's self-regulating mechanisms by harmonizing yin, yang, qi, and blood to achieve stable blood pressure [1] Group 2: Lifestyle Recommendations - Dietary recommendations include low salt intake and avoiding spicy and rich foods to prevent damp-heat accumulation [2] - Regular physical activity, such as walking approximately 6,000 steps daily, is advised to promote smooth qi and blood flow while avoiding prolonged sitting [2] - Maintaining a regular sleep schedule of 7 to 9 hours per night and practicing breathing exercises can help alleviate anxiety [2] Group 3: Herbal Remedies and Acupuncture - Specific TCM herbs like chrysanthemum, cassia seed, kudzu root, hawthorn, and lotus leaf are noted for their blood pressure-lowering properties and can be consumed as tea [2] - Acupuncture techniques, such as applying seeds to specific ear points and massaging key acupoints, are recommended to help lower blood pressure [2]

Core Insights - The hawthorn industry in Xintai City, Shandong Province, has become a significant source of income for local farmers, with a planting area exceeding 47,000 acres [2] Group 1 - The hawthorn harvest, transportation, and storage activities are currently underway in Xintai City as the fruit matures [2] - The local government has tailored the development of the hawthorn industry to suit the region's conditions, contributing to economic growth [2]

Group 1 - The core viewpoint emphasizes the importance of "nourishing yin" and "keeping warm" during the autumn equinox, highlighting the need for lung protection and moisture retention due to the onset of autumn dryness [1][2] - Dietary recommendations include consuming foods that nourish the lungs and provide moisture, such as tremella, lily, pears, honey, and lotus root, as well as warming foods like yam, lotus seeds, and walnuts [1] - It is advised to avoid cold foods and spicy items that may exacerbate autumn dryness symptoms, such as ice drinks, cold dishes, and spicy foods like chili and ginger [1] Group 2 - With the arrival of the autumn equinox, it is suggested to adjust daily routines to align with natural changes, promoting early sleep and wake times [2] - Recommendations for maintaining warmth include covering the abdomen at night and soaking feet in warm water to enhance blood circulation and improve sleep quality [2] - To combat feelings of sadness or low mood that may arise in autumn, it is encouraged to engage in outdoor activities and sun exposure to uplift spirits [2]

Group 1 - The core viewpoint emphasizes the importance of adapting to seasonal changes for health, particularly during the White Dew period, focusing on "moisturizing dryness, nourishing yin, and protecting against cold" [1][2] - Recommended foods for this season include ingredients that help to nourish the lungs and alleviate dryness, such as tremella, lily, pear, honey, lotus seeds, and wheat [1] - Foods to avoid during this period include spicy, cold, and raw items, which can exacerbate dryness and digestive issues, particularly for those with weak spleens and stomachs [1] Group 2 - Lifestyle recommendations include going to bed earlier and waking up early to prevent "autumn fatigue," as well as ensuring proper warmth to avoid gastrointestinal issues [2] - Gentle exercises such as walking, slow jogging, tai chi, and Ba Duan Jin are advised, while avoiding intense workouts during the cooler times of the day [2] - It is suggested to exercise during warmer hours, specifically between 9-10 AM or 4-5 PM, and to stay dry and warm post-exercise to prevent catching a chill [2]