Grapes in Baitu Town, Jurong City embark on the road of characteristic agriculture

In the past two years, Baitu Town, Jurong City, in order to accelerate the construction of a key demonstration town for rural tourism and expand and strengthen the grape industry, has newly developed a grape planting area of ??3,000 acres and opened "Farm Tour" and " The "Farmhouse" project is becoming a new bright spot for farmers to increase their income. The beauty finger grapes currently on the market are priced at 20 yuan per kilogram. The park receives more than 300 people for leisure and sightseeing every day, and the net income per mu is 5,000 yuan more than the previous year! It can be said that "the slender beauty's fingers are full of pearls; they attract tourists to pick them, and the fruit farmers are happy".

In order to promote grape culture and show the charm of grapes, White Rabbit Grapes has registered the "Guifei" brand and "Zhang Xiaohu" brand grape trademarks, established Tangzhuang Grape Cooperative and Zhang Xiaohu Grape Cooperative, and also The Jurong City Baitu Modern Agriculture Demonstration Park Management Committee has been established to build agricultural leisure tourism projects. First, a total investment of 12 million US dollars is to build the Longshan Lake Modern Ecological Agriculture Sightseeing Demonstration Park; second, a total investment of 40 million yuan is to build a national hilly and mountainous agricultural complex. Develop demonstration parks and vigorously develop high-efficiency characteristic agriculture. It has built the "National Pollution-free Grape Standardization Demonstration Zone" and the "Hometown of Strawberries in China", showing a pattern of "picking strawberries in spring, picking peaches in summer; hanging grapes in autumn, and selling dates in winter". "A gratifying sight.

Currently, the White Rabbit people are planning to build the first White Rabbit Grape Cultural Tourism and Leisure Park in China, and are striving to create the most distinctive "Pearl of the Orient" for rural tourism in Jurong.