Peach blossoms turn branches red; during Qingming, fruit growers rush to pollinate

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During Qingming, peach trees turn red; fruit growers rush to pollinate

Original title: Busy Pollinating

On April 4, farmers in Xiwei Village, Shunping County, Hebei Province, pollinate peach blossoms in an orchard. At present, fruit trees across Hebei Province are successively entering full bloom, and fruit growers are seizing the farming season and pollinating scientifically to ensure a bumper harvest of fresh fruit. Photo by Xinhua News Agency reporter Zhu Xudong

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Peach blossoms turn branches red; during Qingming, fruit growers rush to pollinate

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