转自：四川在线 春天的植物香（节选） 作者：皮敏 点击收听音频 布谷鸟从我们头顶的天空掠过，叫声高远而悠长，香椿把积攒了一个冬的力量与热情，摇晃在崖壁、坡顶与我们视线的夹缝里，对于世代生长在川东北村庄 的人们来说，笃定地确认春天的到来，大多有赖于春冰融化、鸭子嘎嘎跳下水，以及在田埂和山岗游走的当口，眼里突然烧进来的一串如火如霞的植物。这 种能佐食入药的物种，不由分说把关于向往、炽热与欣喜这些暖色调的词语，长短不一地揉进我们的脑仁里，年复一年，周而复始。 我们的心思浅浅地掩在心口，突突地跳，我们接住大人递过来的器具，也不挑肥，也不拣瘦，呼朋引伴，一窝蜂就挎着篮子背上背篓跃出了门槛。我们担心 迟了一步，大人突然就改变主意，把他们喝令的鞭子甩过来，把我们迈出院的脚步活生生截回去。 那些赭红的植物就像神秘的引线，一路扯着我们脚丫，一路擎着我们细瘦的脖颈。我们上山、下沟，再上坡、再下坡。走着走着，我们也像那些赭红的植物 一样，散落在田间地头，东一个、西一个。弯着腰的、曲着头的、趴着身的。我们只管走走停停，打打闹闹，仿佛那些春日是平白溢出来的——是多余的赠 送。 至于我们手中的植物的最终命运，它们是否算得上村庄的一道美食 ...

转自：贵州日报 贵州日报天眼新闻记者 杨小友 "水果、萝卜、豆腐、辣椒面、饮料、小吃……"2月16日中午，毕节市大方县理化乡偏坡村村口，32岁 的"卖货郎"胡建松驾驶着小货车稳稳地停靠在公路边，小喇叭滚动播报部分生活用品名称。 小货车由微型敞篷车改装而成，货厢里装满大米、面条、萝卜、折耳根、水果、饮料、甘蔗等大大小小 上百件商品，两边横架挂着袋装零食。 听到喇叭叫卖声，村民三三两两走出家门，来到货车旁，购买所需物品。 "花生多少钱一袋？" "10块！" "给我称点折耳根。" "姐！称好了，15.4元，给15块钱就行。" ………… 拿货、装袋、称重，出示二维码、收款，遇到零头，胡建松爽快抹掉。 "自从村里来了卖货郎，买东西更方便很咯。"40多岁的村民李发现说，她家年货早已采购好，正和家人 准备年夜饭，看到胡建松的货车停靠路边卖货，便购买了折耳根和面条。 胡建松家住理化乡理化村，3年前他把自家微型敞篷车改成"移动超市"，走村串户当起卖货郎。 "早晨6点左右到县城批发市场进货，顺着七八个村的线路卖。"胡建松说，每个村的公路连通，一天行 驶100多公里，把生活用品和便利带给大家，过年不休息。 他的商品薄利多销，刚开始 ...

两年前，加拿大的出口合作商把当地消费者的期待反馈给陈智刚。"折耳根是啥？境外合作商当时问 我。"陈智刚说，因为折耳根出口没有先例，没有种植模式和经验可供参考，他们担心种植出来的折耳 根不符合出口标准和要求。后来，陈智刚向锦城海关求助，希望获得海关人员的专业指导。 "按照出口目的国的要求，出口蔬菜需要连片种植，而且对种植环境、病虫害监测、农业投入品管理等 都有严格要求，否则产品将难以在目的国顺利通关。"汤智鹏表示，接到陈智刚的诉求后，锦城海关立 即抽调骨干业务人员，实地开展鲜折耳根生长环境调查和种植用药情况调查，收集加拿大进口农产品检 疫要求和农药限量标准进行比对，对基地开展规范用药培训，并指导实施出口食品原料（蔬菜）种植场 备案，为顺利出口奠定了坚实基础。据介绍，该批出口折耳根备案种植面积为200亩，预计产量25吨。 转自：成都日报锦观 四川折耳根首次出口 一根根折耳根嫩芽跨越山海，让相距万里的国外华人感受到家乡的味道，也为种植地的农户提供了增收 源。"内销市场竞争大，农户售价低，而出口一斤要比内销多卖好几元钱。"陈智刚称，出口折耳根主要 采取"村合作社+农户"模式销售，农户只需要按标准要求种植，村合作社负责 ...

Group 1 - The "Guian You Li · Bu Fu Mei Jing" 2026 New Year Goods Festival opened successfully, featuring nearly a hundred stalls with local specialties [1] - The festival aims to promote orderly and standardized operations for vendors, enhancing the convenience for visitors [1] - Local residents have benefited from increased sales opportunities, with one vendor reporting sales of over 300 kilograms of a local product in a single day [1]

Core Viewpoint - The vegetable market in Taiyuan, Shanxi, remains stable and diverse despite the recent cold wave, thanks to advanced cold chain logistics and transportation networks [1][7]. Group 1: Market Conditions - The market continues to offer a variety of vegetables such as cabbage, potatoes, and celery, with both local and imported options available [5]. - The presence of seasonal fruits like jelly oranges and sugar tangerines indicates a stable supply of fresh produce [10]. Group 2: Consumer Behavior - Consumers have adapted to a new habit of purchasing fresh vegetables immediately rather than stockpiling, alleviating concerns about the cold weather [7]. Group 3: Market Management - The market has implemented heating measures to protect produce from freezing temperatures and has provided parking facilities for vendors to facilitate the supply of fresh goods [13].

Core Insights - The increasing popularity of "Zhe Er Gen" (a type of herb) and its expanding use in hot pot and cold dishes are driving it towards a broader market [3] - Yuanlong Village has developed a mature industrial system for "Zhe Er Gen," utilizing its leaves for fresh dishes, flowers and roots for tea, and dried old leaves for medicinal purposes, ensuring year-round production [3][6] Industry Overview - Yuanlong Village has been cultivating "Zhe Er Gen" since the 1980s, with over 1,000 acres planted and an average annual output value of approximately 20 million yuan [4] - The village's unique geographical conditions, including suitable altitude, climate, and fertile soil, contribute to the exceptional quality of its "Zhe Er Gen" leaves [4] Market Dynamics - Price fluctuations are common, with prices ranging from 5 yuan per kilogram at peak times to over 2 yuan recently, but the village maintains a stable annual output value due to a well-structured industrial chain [6] - The village has established a comprehensive utilization system for "Zhe Er Gen," separating roots and leaves for different markets, effectively doubling the value of the resources [6] Sales and Distribution - The sales network, supported by seven professional cooperatives, allows "Zhe Er Gen" from Yuanlong Village to penetrate markets in Chengdu and other provinces, including Chongqing and Shaanxi [6] - The village emphasizes ecological farming practices, avoiding pesticides to ensure high-quality leaves, which enhances demand from buyers [6] Future Development - The village is exploring further product development, including "Zhe Er Gen" tea and pickles, and aims to enhance rural tourism by creating experiences centered around "Zhe Er Gen" [7]

Group 1: Unique Summer Foods in China - The article highlights various unique summer foods across different regions in China, emphasizing local specialties that are cherished by residents but may be unfamiliar to outsiders [1][16][30]. - In Henan, the unique ingredient "Daye Jingjie" (大叶荆芥) is celebrated for its distinct flavor, often compared to a mix of mint and lemon, and is used in various dishes [5][11][15]. - In Sichuan, "Zhe'er Gen" (折耳根) is a popular ingredient that can be served as a side dish or main dish, known for its detoxifying properties and versatility in cooking [18][20][29]. Group 2: Seasonal Dishes and Preparation Methods - In Guangxi, "Nian Cai" (酿菜) is a traditional dish that involves stuffing ingredients into vegetables, with "Guahua Niang" (瓜花酿) being a summer favorite that combines pumpkin flowers with various fillings [30][32][36]. - In Fujian, "Mulan Dong" (木莲冻) is a refreshing summer dessert made from the "Baili" plant, known for its cooling properties and nostalgic value among locals [41][59]. - In Jiangxi, "Shihu Hua Guodong" (石斛花果冻) is a new dessert made from iron skin orchid flowers, praised for its unique flavor and texture, appealing to both locals and tourists [60][68].

Core Points - The article presents the results of the first batch of food safety inspections for edible agricultural products in Honghuagang District, Zunyi City, revealing various non-compliance issues with specific products [3][4][5] Group 1: Inspection Results - A total of 239 batches of edible agricultural products were inspected, with several batches found to contain pesticide residues exceeding the standard limits [3] - Specific products such as "折耳根" (a type of herb) and "桑葚" (mulberry) were reported to have pesticide residues like "乐果" and "甲拌磷" that exceeded permissible levels [4][5] - The inspection results indicate a need for stricter monitoring and compliance measures in the agricultural sector to ensure food safety [3][4] Group 2: Non-compliance Details - Non-compliance items included pesticide residues such as "氧乐果" and "氟虫腈," which were detected in various products, raising concerns about consumer safety [4][5] - The report highlights specific instances where the detected pesticide levels were significantly above the standard values, necessitating immediate action from regulatory authorities [3][4] - The findings emphasize the importance of regular inspections and the need for producers to adhere to safety standards to protect public health [3][5]

Core Viewpoint - The article highlights the successful integration of e-commerce and local agriculture in Dushan County, showcasing how the "e-commerce +" model has enabled local agricultural products to reach a broader market through live streaming and online sales [1][6]. E-commerce Development - Dushan County has actively explored the "e-commerce +" development model, combining e-commerce live streaming with local agricultural products to enhance online and offline sales connections [1]. - The rise of e-commerce has led to a significant increase in sales for local agricultural products, with live streaming becoming a new consumption trend since 2021 [5]. Live Streaming Success - Live streaming hosts, such as Lu Fanggui, have successfully promoted local products like Dushan rice, achieving monthly sales exceeding 2 million yuan and selling over 3,000 orders per session, with peak sales surpassing 10,000 orders [3][5]. - The local agricultural products have gained national exposure through live streaming, providing more sales channels for local farmers [6]. Business Growth - Companies like Guizhou Dushan Hong'an Grain and Oil Trade Co., Ltd. have seen their monthly sales increase from 450 tons to over 600 tons due to the support of e-commerce and live streaming [8]. - Guizhou Qianwang Flavor Food Co., Ltd. reported a 20% increase in order volume since starting e-commerce live streaming, with projected annual output value expected to exceed 9 million yuan [13]. Talent Development - The demand for skilled e-commerce professionals is rising, prompting Dushan County to implement training programs covering essential skills such as traffic conversion and account management [12][15]. - The county has established a regular talent cultivation system to transition from merely providing resources to fostering self-sustaining growth in e-commerce capabilities [15]. Future Plans - Dushan County aims to enhance product quality supervision in live streaming, develop e-commerce brands, and secure funding for e-commerce industry development to standardize production and improve product quality [19]. - The county's online retail sales are projected to reach 181 million yuan in 2024, with a year-on-year growth of 8.29%, selling over 1.52 million agricultural products through online platforms [17].

Core Points - The launch of a vegetable direct delivery service in the Wangzuo Town area addresses the difficulties residents faced in purchasing fresh produce, providing convenience and affordability [1] - The initiative was quickly implemented within four days after a report highlighted the residents' challenges, showcasing effective coordination among local government departments [1] - The service allows residents to order specific vegetables and fruits, enhancing community engagement and satisfaction [1] Group 1 - The vegetable direct delivery service has opened in the southeast corner of the Vanke Yunlu community, alleviating the concerns of over a thousand households regarding access to fresh produce [1] - Residents previously faced significant challenges in purchasing vegetables, often needing to travel far or deal with high prices at nearby supermarkets [1] - The service is supported by the Xinfadi vegetable wholesale market, ensuring a variety of fresh produce is available for residents [1] Group 2 - The service has received positive feedback from residents, who appreciate the convenience of being able to buy vegetables after work without extensive travel [1] - Employees of the vegetable delivery service are responsive to residents' requests for specific items, fostering a sense of community [1] - Suggestions have been made to improve the preservation of fresh produce, such as retrofitting old buses with air conditioning and refrigeration [1]