Tibet’s characteristic planting industry maintains good momentum of development

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By:China Tibet News
update:January 16,2018

Jan. 16, 2018 -- Photo shows a worker picking up seeds of gastrodia elata in the plant of Quxu County, Lhasa City. [Photo/China Tibet News/Tenzin Xidan]

Jan. 16, 2018 -- In 2017, the integrated productivity of Tibet's agricultural and animal husbandry industry was improved continuously. Characteristic planting industry including vegetable, fruit, and flower as well as characteristic breeding industry maintained good momentum of development.

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