Experts from the Chinese Academy of Agricultural Sciences take stock of the development of Dazhu ramie industry

Recently, Lu Jiangnan, deputy director of the Hemp Research Institute of the Chinese Academy of Agricultural Sciences, led a team into Dazhu County to investigate the ramie industry.

Lu Jiangnan and his party visited Zhuyang Ramie Modern Agricultural Industrial Park, Gancheng Family Farm and Yang Jun Family Farm to investigate and investigate ramie planting, harvesting and sales.

In recent years, Dazhu County, the “hometown of ramie”, has built around the “new highland of industrial agglomeration and new highland of openness and cooperation” in northeastern Sichuan and northeastern Chongqing, focusing on large-scale industries and large-scale industries. Its comprehensive strength ranks 46th among the top 100 counties in western China. , has been rated as “China’s Charming Demonstration County with the Most Investment Potential” for three consecutive years. It is an important node city within the scope of the Chengdu-Chongqing twin-city economic circle strategy and the construction of Wanda’s Sichuan-Chongqing coordinated development demonstration zone. In 2019, Dazhu County’s regional GDP reached 37.1 billion yuan, ranking first in Dazhou City.

At present, the development of Dazhu Ramie industry has problems such as manual harvesting, high labor intensity, and slow development. In response to this situation, Lu Jiangnan pointed out that the inevitable trend of development is to adopt mechanized operations. He said that he would provide decision-making suggestions on the mechanized production of ramie in Dazhou, as well as guidance and industrial development, and at the same time give priority to the transformation, demonstration and promotion of advanced scientific and technological achievements in Dazhou.

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