Guangxi’s sericulture industry has stepped out of a beautiful upward trend
Guangxi is the largest province in sericulture production in the country, with cocoon production and mulberry silk production ranking first in the country for 16 consecutive years and 11 years respectively. For more than a year, in the face of the spread of the international epidemic, Guangxi’s sericulture industry has not languished, but has actively broken through and climbed up, and the industrial development has embarked on a beautiful upward line.
In recent years, Guangxi has seized opportunities, scientifically planned, and promoted innovation. Especially since the start of the fight against poverty, Guangxi has vigorously promoted and mobilized poor households in poor villages to develop the sericulture industry, which has achieved remarkable results. It has made significant contributions to the growth of farmers, agricultural efficiency and poverty alleviation, creating the magical “Guangxi phenomenon” in the history of world sericulture. “.
Yizhou is the main silkworm production area in Guangxi, and its cocoon production by mulberry garden area has ranked first among counties in the country for 16 consecutive years.
In 2019, Guangxi’s mulberry orchard area reached 2.9312 million acres, accounting for 25.55% of the country’s total, ranking first in the country for 14 consecutive years; its silkworm cocoon production reached 378,700 tons, accounting for 53.77% of the country’s total, and approximately 40% of the world’s. Ranked first in the country for 15 consecutive years. In 2018, the region’s mulberry silk production was 31,800 tons, accounting for approximately 30% of the country’s total, ranking first in the country for 10 consecutive years.
Guangxi’s silkworm cocoon output is more than twice that of India, the world’s second sericulture producer. Therefore, there is also a saying in the industry that “the world’s sericulture industry looks to China, and China’s sericulture industry looks to Guangxi.” In the past few years, especially during the “Thirteenth Five-Year Plan” period, mulberry farming and sericulture have become a featured industry in poverty alleviation in many places in Guangxi.
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