The No. 2 greenhouse of Baiyi Yinong International Flower Port located in Fanghan Town, Linxia City was put into operation on May 4th and entered the trial production stage. A batch of 30,000 pink snow mountain seedlings of fresh-cut roses was officially planted in the greenhouse.
The planted rose seedlings were introduced by Linxia Yinong Agriculture and Animal Husbandry Investment Co., Ltd. to the smart and automatic greenhouse using Dutch technology, Priva automatic control system, automatic water and fertilizer circulation system, Swensen internal and external four-layer scattering Harmony sunshade curtain and the world's advanced planting management. These technologies will provide all-around technical and environmental support for the growth of delicate and young seedlings, and better improve the quality of rose seedlings.
According to the relevant person in charge, the No. 2 greenhouse has completed the overall installation at the end of April. At present, the first batch of 60,000 pink snow mountain seedlings has officially entered the field on May 4, with a planting area of 7,300 square meters, which can basically collect various data that is required for full production from 18 types of smart systems in mid-July, such as greenhouse automatic control, water and fertilizer integration system, temperature and humidity smart control system, and automatic light supplement system. In addition, during the trial production period, 50 industrial workers will be guaranteed every day to debug under the guidance of technicians to ensure that the project production reaches the designed standard production capacity.
It is reported that Linxia Baiyi Yinong International Flower Port will continue to introduce more than 100 new varieties of roses from Schreurs (a Dutch company), and gradually enter the stage of full production and planting. It is expected to reach an annual output of about 60 million fresh-cut flowers, and an annual value of about 180 million yuan, with an average output value per mu of 600,000 yuan.
Source: National Daily