The planting area of sugar tangerine in Guangxi has exceeded 6 million mu. Can farmers still make money from planting sugar orange?

Sugar tangerine has always been a popular fruit, especially during the Spring Festival, it is a good product for gifts. It is not only delicious, but also beautiful. During the Spring Festival, it has always been very popular, the price in non-producing areas can reach more than 10 yuan per jin, and many fruit growers have made money.

Farmers planted crazily, and the planting area of sugar orange in Guangxi exceeded 6 million mu.

When farmers in Guangxi taste the sweetness of sugar tangerines, they naturally have the confidence and motivation to grow them. Some people are planted by the whole family, and the whole family, young and old, have rented dozens of acres of land to grow, so they want to make more money.

And there are not a small number of farmers with the same idea, at least a few mu, as many as hundreds of mu of sugar tangerines, feeling that some money will be earned later, and their own money will be less.

Behind these crazy actions is the increase of the planting area of sugar orange in Guangxi year by year. By this year, the area of sugar orange planted in Guangxi has even reached 6 million mu, and the output can reach 8 million tons. It's crazy to see this number.

If so many farmers grow tangerines, can they still make money?

Too high production can bring a lot of problems. Once the supply exceeds the demand, the more the fruit growers grow, the more they lose. Planting is not without risks. If you encounter Huanglong disease again, bankruptcy is possible.

Of course, farmers can actually make money in another way. Since growing sugar oranges is risky, farmers can plant saplings.

At present, Guangxi has a shortage of more than 5 million disease-free seedlings. I believe that if you plant these disease-free seedlings, there is still a very good market, and farmers should not just focus on planting sugar oranges. Planting saplings has a higher yield per mu, with an output value of 20,000 to 30,000 mu, while sugar tangerines have to be managed all year, and the time cost and material cost are even higher.

In short, it is still possible for sugar tangerines to make money at present, and the prices are still firm. As for how many years the market still depends on whether there is a serious surplus of acreage and output, growing sugar oranges is still a very profitable way, and farmers can still grow it.