

Pu'er Lvyin Biology Co., Ltd., has planned to allocate 4,000 mu of land for avocado growing by adopting a "business + cooperative" approach to cooperate. According to its plan, avocado trees will grow across 100,000 mu of land by 2012. In fact, avocado trees had already been planted on 2,000 mu of land by April 25, 2016. According to sources, avocado fruits can be harvested three years after the trees are planted, and the average yield can be as high as 1.5 to 2.0 tons per mu. Avocado fruit sells at 30 to 40 yuan per kilo on the market.
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