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Solar Greenhouses Debut in Jining, Boosting Winter Fruit and Vegetable Production
A solar greenhouse constructed with a new type of thermal insulation material has “made its debut” at the vegetable-growing base in Malianqu Township, Jining District, Ulanqab City, Inner Mongolia.

Stepping into the state-of-the-art solar-powered greenhouses in Malianqu Township, one is immediately greeted by a wave of warmth. Inside, rows upon rows of lush, vibrant vegetables—coriander, garland chrysanthemum, carrots, cucumbers, and more—thrive beautifully, their emerald-green leaves glistening with moisture.

The farmer, beaming with joy at the bountiful cucumber harvest, repeatedly praised the fact that cucumbers could be planted and harvested even in the cold winter, his face alight with happiness. He said, “This greenhouse is truly excellent. I’m growing cucumbers, and I expect a yield of 20,000 jin per mu. At 3 yuan per jin, this will boost my income by 60,000 yuan.”

The township leadership also highly approves of the use of new-material solar greenhouses in the local area. Not only can it enable Jining Providing local, eco-friendly vegetables to residents during the winter has also created a new source of income and prosperity for villagers.
The series of mobile, flexible, insulated solar greenhouses feature portability, rapid assembly, excellent thermal insulation, minimal disturbance to arable land, and high land-use efficiency. They are widely used in the cultivation of vegetables, fruits, and various crops, as well as in industrial plants, warehouses, and insulated tent structures.
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