What fruit trees are profitable to grow in rural areas in 2018? Analysis of the prospects of four fruits

At present, the fruit market is in short supply, and in first-tier large cities the daily fruit sales volume can reach tens of thousands of tons. The profits of the fruit market are clearly visible, so many investors are considering what fruit trees are profitable to grow in rural areas in 2018.

I. Growing white kiwifruit

Kiwifruit is very common on the market, and its market price is also good. But have you ever seen white kiwifruit? It is understood that white kiwifruit contains very rich vitamin C, and consumers like it very much. White kiwifruit is mainly grown in the mountainous areas of Guizhou and Zhejiang. It generally takes two years to break even, each tree can bear about 15-30 jin of fruit, and the usual price is 15-20 yuan per jin. Around the Mid-Autumn Festival and National Day, the price can reach as high as 20-30 yuan per jin.

II. Growing four-season mulberry

You may not know what mulberry is, but you have definitely eaten the fruit when you saw it. It comes from the mulberry tree, and now there is very little mulberry, and on the market the price of mulberry can reach more than ten yuan per jin. If it is four-season mulberry, the price is about the same. Mulberry bears fruit in the year it is planted, generally with 3-4 batches of fruit each year. Mulberry is a high-yield and stable-yield type of fruit, so growing four-season mulberry at home is also very profitable.

III. Growing red fragrant fruit

Few people may have seen red fragrant fruit, because it is not very common on the Chinese market, so the returns are very considerable. According to statistics, red fragrant fruit can yield 1500 jin per mu, each tree can generally bear 10-30 fruits, and the income per mu is about 50,000 yuan. In addition, growing red fragrant fruit is very easy to manage. When grown in a greenhouse, it produces flowers and fruits continuously throughout the year, so growing red fragrant fruit at home is very profitable.

IV. Growing red pear

Pears are a relatively common fruit in southern China, but red pears are different. Its uniqueness is that the flowers are red, the leaves are red, and even the fruit is red, commonly known as "red pear." It is understood that the returns from red pear are very high. Generally, two years of planting is enough to break even. Sales begin in June-July each year, with a yield of about 5000 jin per mu, and the price is about 5 yuan per jin (wholesale price).