How many kilograms of greenhouse strawberry are generally produced per mu? What is the yield and benefit of greenhouse strawberry per mu?

Greenhouse strawberry yield per mu

The yield of greenhouse strawberries depends on factors such as strawberry variety, management techniques, and planting areas. It is generally around 1,500 grams. If the management is good and the quality is excellent, the yield per mu can reach about 2,500 kilograms. If the variety and management techniques are poor, the yield is only around 700 kilograms.

Prospects of greenhouse strawberry cultivation

1. Cost of greenhouse strawberries

  Generally speaking, one acre of strawberries requires greenhouse equipment worth 5,000 yuan, plus rent, fertilizer, seedlings, drip irrigation system, pesticides and labor costs totaling around 7,000 yuan. Therefore, the total cost of one acre of strawberries is about 10,000 yuan, but the output value can reach 30,000 to 40,000 yuan, so the final profit is between 20,000 and 30,000 yuan.

2. Prospects of greenhouse strawberries

  Strawberries have a short storage time and are easy to spoil, but now greenhouse strawberries have brought us great convenience. With the advancement of processing technology, strawberries can not only be processed into fresh food, strawberry jam, and canned strawberries, but there are also strawberry picking tourist routes, which have driven the development of the market economy. Therefore, the market prospects for greenhouse strawberries are getting better and better.

How to grow greenhouse strawberries to achieve high yields

1. Seedling cultivation: In April, fertilize the seedling base according to the fertilization standards, and carry out deep plowing, leveling, and ridge making to ensure that the soil fertility and moisture meet the planting requirements. The seedlings cultivated should have a stem thickness of more than 0.8 mm.

2. Planting: After completing the strawberry seedling cultivation, transplant the strawberries. Dig a trench about 0.2 mm deep in the bed and pour an appropriate amount of water into the trench to ensure that the soil reaches a good humidity, which can increase the survival rate of the strawberries.

3. Temperature and humidity control: The temperature and humidity in the greenhouse have a direct impact on the growth of strawberries. The temperature during the bud period, flowering period, and harvest period is different. The greenhouse must be ventilated to avoid diseases and pests in strawberries.

4. Release bees for pollination: As the temperature is relatively cold in winter, insects are in hibernation and strawberries lose their pollination medium. By releasing bees for pollination, the problem of poor fruit fertilization can be solved and the appearance of deformed fruit can be avoided.