The way to get rich with sugar tangerines: farmers have lost money by planting sugar oranges, and they want to fight a turnaround by planting this.

Although it makes a lot of money to grow sugar tangerines, many farmers are bankrupt at a loss because of Huanglong disease. They have a fear of sugar oranges and want to make money but are afraid of losing money again. Farmers have come up with ideas when they hear that planting other fruit trees can also make money.

Other people grow sugar oranges to make money, but he can't.

My uncle's family originally lived in the city, but later I saw that all the farmers in the village made money by growing sugar oranges. I had too many ideas in my mind, so I went back to the countryside and planted a few acres of fields in the countryside with sugar oranges.

But lack of planting experience, his family's sugar orange contracted Huanglong disease in the past two years, more than half of the disease, can only be cut off to continue to replant. By the time of the result of the third year, I found that many sugar oranges were sick and suffering from Huanglong disease.

In the end, a few mu of sugar tangerine sold for less than 10,000 yuan, and after cutting down the diseased tree, we could only replant new saplings.

In the next two years, his family's sugar orange dragon disease has been continuous, but also very serious, every year to cut down a lot of fruit trees, planted for several years did not make money but also lost money.

Planting sugar tangerine is at a loss, and I want to switch to tribute tangerine.

Seeing that he could not make money from growing sugar oranges, he also wondered whether he wanted to grow sugar oranges or not, or he might as well go back to live in the city, regardless of rural affairs.

But watching the villagers make a lot of money, they are always reluctant to let go. Since growing sugar tangerines is easy to suffer from Huanglong disease, change to another kind of fruit tree.

I heard that growing mandarins is not only delicious but also expensive, similar to sugar tangerines, but also disease-resistant, so he came up with the idea of growing mandarins.

After several mu of sugar tangerine should be cut off and displaced, he freed up two mu of land to specialize in planting tribute oranges.

Now he has been growing kumquat for two years. Over the past two years, his family's tangerine has been dying of illness, and all the new supplements are mandarin oranges. He wants to fight a turnaround by planting kumquat and make money so that the farmers in the village will be impressed with him.

Next year is the time for Gonggan to bear fruit. I look forward to seeing him have a good harvest next year.