Shibuzi Cherry [Shandong Anqiu Specialty]

What is Shibuzi cherry? Authentic Shandong Anqiu specialty: Shibuzi cherry

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Introduction to Shibuzi Cherry

As early as 1996, Shibuzi Town (Anshang) became the "hometown of Chinese cherries". In 2003, Shibuzi Large Cherry won the gold medal at the first China (Heze) Forest Products Trading Fair. In the same year, the Large Cherry Base was awarded the "Demonstration Park for Introducing New Varieties and Technologies of Foreign Large Cherry" by the Shandong Provincial Government. At present, the cultivation area of cherries in the whole town has developed to 30000 acres, including more than 5000 acres of greenhouse cherries. More than 20 villages, including Liuheyu, Mengjiawang, and Baoguoshan, have been built into specialized cherry villages. The cherry production in the whole town adopts two management modes: greenhouse and outdoor. The supply period is extended from morning till night during the mature period. The cherries are divided into large and small fruit types, and the colors are red, yellow, and purple to meet the choices of different customers. The characteristic of cherry production in Shibuzi Town is that the overall development pattern is reasonable, and the fruit supply period of more than 3 months is rare

It is said that cherries are delicious and trees are difficult to plant, but in Shibuzi Town, it is already an old almanac. Meng Qingliang introduced that the long history of cherry cultivation in Shibuzi Town, Anqiu can be traced back thousands of years. Compared to other places, this place has unique planting conditions. Shibuzi Town is located in a mountainous area, which can effectively avoid climate disasters such as hail. The soil is fertile, with high organic matter content, loose soil, strong water retention capacity, and the soil conditions meet the growth requirements of cherries. More than 20 villages in Shibuzi Town plant cherries, and more than half of the villages have extremely high quality cherries. Compared with other areas, the cherries here not only have plump fruits and bright colors, but also thick flesh, fine and juicy texture, and high sweetness. They are well-known high-quality varieties in the province and even nationwide. In order to make the cherries in Shibuzi Town more famous, the cooperative is currently applying for a national geographical indication for the cherries in Shibuzi Town, creating a golden business card with a long planting history and unique quality