In recent years, food prices have fallen, and many friends of farmers in non-traditional drug-growing areas want to change the passive situation of non-profit farming by planting medicines. However, some farmers ' friends are too eager to be rich and blind, resulting in significant losses. Here, i would like to draw attention to a number of concerns。
First, we need to understand the importance of the medicine. Chinese medicine is a special agricultural product with obvious geographical characteristics. Since ancient times, the meds have been at the heart of chinese medicine. The implementation of the new pharmacy in 2015 brought the issue of content to an unprecedented level. Respect for tradition, therefore, and the cultivation of local medicine are major trends for the future. We should avoid blind collection of wild drug varieties and choose artificially grown varieties。
Secondly, we have to choose the right species according to the different drug-growing environments. Different medicines are adapted to different soils, climates and environments. For example, well-drained, thicker earth floors and well-regulated sandy sandy lands are the favorites of most of the medicinal material; the desolate mountains can grow a variety of life-rich varieties such as plumes, daisy, yellow tungsten, windproof, faraway, mountain mollows, croaky trees, gold and silver bouquets, mountain-crossing dragons, etc.; the light salin can be grown dry, gold and silver bouquets, bitter cucumbers, sour dates, oxen oxen, chrysan, grass, etc.; and the micro-acid sand can be planted in bees, yellow moths, kawa, whites, lily, platin, purples, purples, and red flowers。
We have to do everything we can to choose the drug varieties. First-time entrants may choose a large variety of easily managed varieties such as car front grass, weed, etc. These medicines are inexpensive, viable, easy to manage and have a high success rate. For experienced farmers' friends, some slightly more complex management varieties such as white arts, dry summers and so on can be chosen. The thresholds for processing these varieties are high, but prices are stable and yield significant benefits. For well-funded farmers' friends, varieties with longer growth cycles, such as dry-drying, yellow-dicking, woodwood, far-flung, red-skinned, etc. These varieties have a longer planting cycle, but also a longer recovery cycle, leading to stable yields and relatively stable prices。
In planting medicines, we want to grasp the trend of changing market prices. Many pharmacists grow blindly and wind at price increases, resulting in a doubling of the price of medicinal seeds, but by harvest they find markets saturated and prices fall sharply. On the contrary, when the prices of medicinal products fall, everyone is reluctant to grow, with the result that prices are bound to rise as supplies decline. Therefore, we need to think backwards, analyse the operating patterns of each species, choose the price back to a certain level of plant cultivation, and carefully pursue higher-priced varieties。
In addition, we need to avoid market risks through cluster management and order production. There are many disadvantages to a single-household farming model. The state is promoting the organization of new types of agricultural operators, such as large growers, family farms, cooperatives, agricultural companies, etc. This model facilitates the provision of such facilities as plant technology services, mechanization operations and order sales. It has also contributed to the development of green, non-hazardous, organic production bases and improved traceability systems for chinese medicines to ensure their quality. Orders from chinese pharmaceutical companies are gradually reaching these large producers directly beyond distributors. We therefore promote growers' “grouping” and “grouping” sales in order to maximize farm linkages and profits。
Finally, we also need to pay attention to the timely harvesting and sale of medicines. It's crucial to harvest the medicine and dry it when it's dry. Some of the medicines, if harvested late, will be frozen to lose their commodity value, so we have to watch closely for the weather to choose the right time to harvest them and other medicines, as well as for other commodities, when a large amount of them are sold at the beginning of the harvest, which will lead to a price decline, but if we miss the peak of the market for some time, we may sell them at a good price
