Ziru network flash news, 22 november。
In the fruit and maize processing workshop in the en town of the plains, a single fruit and corn piled up into a hill, skind maize entered the processing stream through mechanical transfer belts, and the workers were in the process of artificial separation。


After a deep process such as peeling, stripping, washing, canning, etc., a fruit corn shakes into a can of corn. High-quality fruit and corn, sweet and salty, delicious and well-received by consumers, are widely distributed throughout the country, with 1. 5 million products sold each year。


Thanks to good geographical conditions, fruit and maize, whether sweet, water or taste, grown in the city of benevolent plains, are particularly popular and smelly. The towns have now formed upstream co-operatives led by the party branches to develop fruit and maize scalding, increase farmers' incomes in the form of “basket + splits”, extend the agro-industrial chain downstream through enterprise processing and marketing, and promote agriculture “one after another”。


“we purchase orders with local cooperatives and produce about 3,000 to 4,000 pounds of fruit corn per acre, which is about $500 per acre more than the traditional corn grown.” zhang zibin, general manager of shandong jianzhong food co. Ltd., made a presentation。

At present, the town of nang, in the plains, is growing 20,000 acres annually, producing 80 million tons annually and 80 million yuan annually. “in the next step, we will continue to work on a major article on the fruit and maize project, with the creation of `tons of semi-food' and `city-wide town' as an opportunity to take full advantage of the leadership and services of the party-building consortium, leading to the planting of 50,000 acres on a scale, promoting the deep integration of the three productions and helping to revitalize the countryside.” sun jian, secretary of the nin towns party, plains county, texas。
Lightning news reporter jung soo-chung, texas station, kangna, plain media, wang sun-min, mahang, texas










