Core Viewpoint - The article discusses the transformation of the mulberry industry in Jinzao Town, Chaoyang District, Shantou City, through the implementation of an upgraded order agriculture model, referred to as "Order Agriculture 2.0," which aims to enhance product quality and marketability while providing local employment opportunities [3][9][35]. Group 1: Agricultural Transformation - Jinzao Town is known as a major production area for mulberries, with approximately 13,000 acres planted and an annual output of about 32,500 tons [15][16]. - The initial order agriculture model faced challenges due to scattered farming practices and inconsistent product quality, leading to the termination of partnerships with companies like Heytea [22][23]. - The new "Order Agriculture 2.0" model involves high-priced contracts with companies that manage the farms and hire local farmers for harvesting, ensuring adherence to quality standards [27][28][35]. Group 2: Employment Opportunities - The establishment of a sorting center in Jinzao Town has created job opportunities for local residents, particularly women, with over 100 villagers employed during peak mulberry harvesting season, earning more than 4,000 yuan per month [66][70]. - The sorting center has provided a stable source of income for many families, shifting reliance from sporadic manual labor to consistent employment [72][75]. Group 3: Market Impact - The implementation of the new order agriculture model has stabilized mulberry prices, which previously dropped to as low as 2 yuan per kilogram during peak seasons, now reaching up to 12-13 yuan per kilogram [76][78]. - The successful iteration of order agriculture has encouraged more farmers to participate, enhancing the overall economic viability of mulberry farming in the region [79][80]. Group 4: Future Developments - The work team is exploring deep processing opportunities for mulberries to increase their economic value, inspired by successful models from other regions [44][45]. - New mulberry varieties are being introduced to improve quality and yield, with expectations for better market performance in the coming years [88][90].