The Output Of Spring Cocoons In Jiangsu Fell &Nbsp, Causing The Worry Of Digging Mulberry And Destroying Mulberry Trees.

Since June 8th, Jiangsu, Yancheng and other places in the main producing areas of silkworm cocoons have begun to buy spring cocoons in Nantong.

On the morning of 11 am, I saw at the tide bridge Cocoon acquisition station in Ma Tang Town, Rudong County, that the silkworm farmers who queued for the sale of cocoons were sparse, with only five or six people.

"Silkworms can't keep up!"

The silkworm farmers kept talking and sighing.

"Never encountered such a bad situation as 2011."

Gao Guojun, the seven group of villagers in Chao Bei Village, Ma Tong Town, who began sericulture in the 70s of last century, said that in the past year, one piece of paper could produce 110-120 Jin of fresh cocoons, and 3 pieces of paper had been raised in 2011, and only 180 kg of cocoons had been produced.

What makes silkworm farmers worried and helpless is that the purchase price of spring cocoons in 2011 is 46-52 yuan per kilogram, though it is more than 10 yuan higher than that of previous years. But because of the dry weather and other factors, the cocoon quality is reduced, and the output is only 3-6 of the previous years.

Zhang Jinan, a cocoon station worker who has been engaged in cocoon purchase for 13 years, said that in previous years, the silkworm farmers were two people or shipped in small three rounds, and almost all of them were sent in 2011.

Many silkworm farmers even have no grain.

Wang Kuilong and Wang Linsheng brothers of the village of Zhao Zhuang village in the town of demarcation in Taixing, each of them had 2 pieces of paper in 2011, and the result was "annihilation of the whole army".

"There were only a few cocoons on the bamboo shelves that were cocooned at this time of year."

Wang Kuilong said painstearfully that he and many surrounding silkworms were tearful to put the dead silkworms and cocoons in the toilet.

Since the beginning of the cocoon scale, Chu Chengping, the chairman of Limited by Share Ltd, a leading agricultural enterprise, has been the first line supervisor.

"A year's plan depends on spring."

Gao Guojun said that silkworms are generally less affected by pesticides, and are the most stable in a year. Silkworms rely on the head silkworm, whose income generally reaches two of their annual grain income.

"The silkworms didn't raise their heads. We'd have to cut trees (mulberry trees) back."

In the purchasing station, from time to time, the silkworm farmers will hear such words.

In the past, when the cocoon price was in the doldrums, there would be a phenomenon of mulberry mulberry destruction. In 2011, if the silkworm farmers encountered the predicament of "silkworm coming up in the mountains without cocoon", would it lead to a new round of mulberry mulberry destruction?

"The reduction of Cocoon Output in 2011 was mainly caused by climate, environment and other factors."

Zhu Jinhua, deputy director of the Nantong Municipal Agriculture Commission and senior agronomist, said that although the output of cocoons declined, the purchase price of spring cocoons in 2011 was at the highest level in history, which was 10-13 yuan higher than that of previous years.