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The area of characteristic economic forest in China will exceed 40 million hectares in 2020.

Published: 2024-11-06 Author: mysheen
Last Updated: 2024/11/06, The State Forestry Administration recently issued the opinions on speeding up the Development of characteristic Economic Forest Industry, proposing that by 2020, the planting area of characteristic economic forest will be increased by 8.1 million hectares, and the total area of economic forest will increase by 24% over 2010 to 41 million hectares. The opinion is clear and sufficient.

The State Forestry Administration recently issued the opinions on speeding up the Development of characteristic Economic Forest Industry, proposing that by 2020, the planting area of characteristic economic forest will be increased by 8.1 million hectares, and the total area of economic forest will increase by 24% over 2010 to 41 million hectares.

It is clear that we should give full play to the various functions and unique advantages of economic forest, such as cultivating forest, protecting ecology, creating landscape, and inheriting culture, and innovate and promote the diversified development model based on economic forest cultivation. Vigorously develop sightseeing picking, agricultural experience, leisure and recreation, which are closely combined with economic forest, further broaden the field of economic forest industry development, and constantly improve the comprehensive benefits of economic forest development.

Economic forest is a kind of forest whose main purpose is to produce fruit, edible oil, beverage, seasoning, industrial raw materials and medicinal materials. China's economic forest is rich in tree species resources, many kinds of products, long industrial chain and wide range of application. By the end of 2013, the planting area of economic forest in China was 37.81 million hectares, with a total output of 148 million tons. The annual output value of economic forest planting and collection reached 924 billion yuan, accounting for more than half of the output value of forestry primary industry. Economic forest income accounts for more than 20% of the per capita net income of local farmers, and has become an important source of income for farmers in rural areas, especially in mountainous areas.

 
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