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Silkworms and mulberries growing strong in Yizhou
Updated: Dec 21, 2017
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Yizhou district in the city of Hechi, an important silkworm production base in Guangxi Zhuang autonomous region, is pushing ahead with the nation's strategy of "moving mulberries from the east to the west".
In 2017, a total of 346,800 mu (23,120 hectares) in Yizhou are dedicated to growing mulberries, with 58,000 tons' of production of fresh cocoons with a production value of 2.8 billion yuan ($423.37 million).
A staff member from Guangxi Jialian Silk in Yizhou district of Hechi in Guangxi spins thread in a workshop on Dec 8. [Photo by Zhou Hua/www.news.cn]
Yizhou district's silk industry has a long history and continues to grow. [Photo by Zhou Hua/www.news.cn]
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