Huaiyuan County, Anhui Province makes use of the Internet to make agricultural products smell good.

Sitting at home with a click of the mouse, you can get orders for the sale of fresh agricultural products. These days, farmers in Liuyi Village, Xincheng District, Huaiyuan County are an eye-opener. Under the unified operation of the village celery association, brokers in charge of celery sales only need to post a "E-mail" online to do business with vegetable supermarkets in Shanghai, Nanjing, and other places.

In recent years, Huaiyuan has completed a transaction of agricultural products through the agricultural products network trading platform and the rural network information platform in the sound of the computer keyboard.

Wu Zhaoping, who lives in Wuqiao Village, Township, has designed a high-quality japonica glutinous rice web page with the help of Wang Jin, a university student village official. Now "Director Wu" only needs to click on the page every day to enter the market. He said happily: in the past, it not only cost a lot of money to sell rice to go to the market and touch information, but sometimes the information became an "out-of-date calendar" because of poor timeliness. Now, sitting at home, at the click of the mouse, business from all over the country came to the door.

By setting up an online agricultural product trading platform, the county establishes a complete new service system, such as information release, online trading, logistics tracking, and food safety, and takes agriculture-related websites and web pages as sales bridges to enable sales and signing contracts to be done with one click. According to the statistics of relevant departments, the 72 farmers' professional cooperative organizations set up in the county have all designed special web pages or professional sites. Ordinary people can close business and complete transactions at home without leaving home.

At present, the county has more than 11000 registered users, selling more than 20 tons of agricultural products to other places through the Internet every day, and online sales make local agricultural products smell good. The sales channels of fresh vegetables such as Shen Yan, green onions and Liu Xiqin have been extended to coastal markets such as Guangdong and Zhejiang, and some have even entered Hong Kong, Macao and other regions.