"If you want to be poor, plant a greenhouse! If you want to lose your fortune, plant three greenhouses!" Are greenhouses considered economic cultivation? What's the basis?

This is a good question. Since you are growing a greenhouse, no one wants to lose money, but the problem is that you don’t do it in practice. There is a lot of knowledge here, and you can’t just do whatever you want. If you are not careful, everything will be lost. If you have no experience in the first three years, you will definitely not make any money. Even if you don't make any money, you still have to add money, such as pesticides, fertilizers, artificial labor, daily expenses, living expenses, etc. Once you've been trapped, it's not easy to quit. Continuing to work is just a matter of luck. There is a vivid example in our village. I originally wanted to get rich by farming in greenhouses, but I didn’t expect that after three years of farming, not only did I not make any money, but I actually lost my family’s income, so I had no choice but to go out to work again. Another pile of debt.

Growing greenhouses is very labor-intensive. If you want to plant the greenhouse well, you need to start planting in the cultivated land, fertilize, spray pesticides, pick fruits and vegetables, and pick flowers. And this does not mean that you can stop doing it after you have done it once. It requires a long-term, non-stop, and repeated labor force. If we are a family of two and manage a greenhouse with one and a half to two acres of land, we can do these tasks very well. Of course, the quality and output of domestic products will be greatly improved.

It is necessary to learn technology, use your brain and be meticulous. Let’s talk about how to do it poorly, the basic strawberry problem: if you don’t learn to make your own enzyme fertilizer, where will the natural sweetness come from? If you don’t learn to water with a dropper, you will flood it frequently. The humidity in your shed is so high. If your strawberries don't get sick, who will? If you don't learn physical and biological pest control, and use pesticides at every turn, how can your fruit seedlings be cured? . If you don’t learn organic weeding and use herbicides at every turn, will your seedlings be good? The soil is severely compacted, can your strawberries produce a high yield?

Telling the truth, so what if you want poor greenhouses to be real

1. Some of the professional and technical talents in large-scale planting have become bosses, some are experts who do not want to go to the countryside to endure hardship, and some are cheaters. Human

2 Large-scale planting is common for migrant workers. People in their 70s and 80s can’t use it anymore and even have to pay compensation for their deaths. It turns out that you are working for them

3 Large-scale planting is ruthless in water, fire, natural disasters and man-made disasters.

4 The large-scale planting market is ruthless and uncertain