Oil tea cultivation benefiting Guizhou farmers

By YANG JUN | chinadaily.com.cn | Updated: 2024-10-19 16:12
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Villagers drying oil tea fruits. [Photo by Wang Chunliang /Photo provided to chinadaily.com.cn]

Farmers are busy gathering, transporting and drying the camellia oil tea fruit that is grown at the Oil Tea Ecological Park of Yiguang Mountain Forest in Longli county, Guizhou province. The harvest season has just begun.

Over 3,000 acres of unused land have been converted to ecological oil tea growing in the Yiguang Mountain Forest Oil Tea Ecological Park in recent years, making efficient use of local resources.

Local villagers now have job options thanks to this project, which has raised their income and encouraged rural revitalization.

Currently, one of Guizhou province's biggest, most standardized, and best-run oil tea cultivation bases is the Yiguang Mountain Forest Oil Tea Ecological Park.

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