Agricultural integration!Suzhou "Taiwan Tea Niang" opens the big market with a small blueberry

In the Wujiang Modern Agricultural Industrial Park in Suzhou, there are not only the oolong tea trees from Alibaba, but also blueberries that bloom in the fragrance of tea. Recently, the 38 -acre blueberry park in the industrial park ushered in the first opening of the park. Ye Suzhen, a tea farmer from Taiwan, has taken root in Suzhou for more than ten years. She tried to plan her oolong tea garden and blueberry garden, and developed with agricultural cultural tourism integration to attract more citizens to come here to experience the idyllic scenery.

Blueberry ushered in the picking season

Explore the integrated development of agriculture and cultural tourism

Blueberry is known as the "king of berries". This season, the local blueberries in Suzhou are rushing to mature, and each blueberry base has also entered the busy picking season.

In Wujiang Modern Agricultural Industrial Park, walking into the blueberry garden along a Gesang flower road, a blueberry tree in the garden is in the garden.

The blueberry trees are arranged neatly, about one meter height. The branches are covered with dense fruits, like a gem. The mature fruits are matte purple, and those who are not completely mature are pink, which is quite attractive.

Ye Suzhen, the person in charge of the Blueberry Garden, was from Taiwan. She planted for decades. She opened 38 acres of blueberries 4 years ago and has 4 different varieties. After careful planting, the first opening of the garden was ushered in this year.

Ye Suzhen told reporters that the biggest difficulty of planting blueberries is the early soil cultivation. The requirements of the blueberry for the soil are the same as that of tea. The alpine tea she planted before was well received. With her successful experience, she wanted to try the cultivation of blueberries.

"There are four varieties in the garden, which are harvested in May or June, and it is harvested in June and July. The picking period can last for two months. This year's output can reach about 6,000 catties." Ye Suzhen said.

"Wujiang Modern Agricultural Industrial Park Management Office will continue to use the duties to help agricultural benefits and help enterprises in the park to promote and sell products in the park. At the same time, we will also organize a series of picking experience activities to help the integration demonstration of Tongli Agriculture and Cultural Travel Integration. The construction of the district. "The relevant person in charge of the management office of Wujiang Modern Agricultural Industrial Park introduced.

"Taiwan Tea Niang" in Suzhou

Fall in love with the second hometown of Shangshui Township

Ye Suzhen is 60 years old and was born in a tea world in Nantou County, Taiwan. Suzhou is her second hometown, and she has lived here for nearly 16 years.

Taiwan's frozen -top oolong tea has always been famous, but the market on the island is limited, and competition between tea factories is becoming increasingly fierce. Ye Suzhen thus generated the idea of ​​getting out of Taiwan and going to the mainland to explore a larger market.

In 2007, under the recommendation of the Taiwan Agricultural Association system, Ye Suzhen came to Suzhou and settled in the tea market in Dalonggang to be a tea merchant. "I came here, I like Suzhou, I have always dreamed of making a tourist tea garden that can teach, beautiful and happy."

In 2012, with a longing, Ye Suzhen spent a lot of money and energy in Wujiang Modern Agricultural Industrial Park, planting the first batch of soft -branch oolong tea seedlings. However, because Suzhou's climate, soil and other conditions are different from the origin of Alishan origin, during the planting period, the strong typhoon "anemia" and heavy snow were affected. Ye Suzhen's tea trees were twists and turns, and the whole army was almost overwhelmed.

Under the guidance of tea -breeding experts, Ye Suzhen grows soybeans to make green fertilizer improve the soil. With the help of government and industrial parks, she received policy preferences and technical assistance to reduce rent and reduce the economic burden. With the help of the people around him and his own tenacity, Ye Suzhen responded to the doubts of his family with practical actions. Her tea garden has become more and more improved.

In 2019, after the tea industry was full, Ye Suzhen explored blueberry planting to expand its business. "I have accumulated a lot of experience in the improvement of the soil improvement of the tea garden, and the soil required for blueberries is similar to that of tea. I believe I can also make the blueberry garden well!"

Next, Ye Suzhen also plans to make overall plans for his oolong tea garden and blueberry garden to further develop projects such as parent -child picking and tea -making experience. The integration of agricultural and cultural tourism has been developed, attracting more citizens to experience the idyllic scenery.

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