Conghua's sharp decline in honey production suffers rare bitterness

The reporter learned yesterday from an interview in Conghua City that when Litchi flowers bloomed in March and April this year, Conghua continued to rain; Conghua and Chongyin continued to catch up with the continuous rainfall during May and June when the mountains and gorges bloomed.

Affected by this, this year, Conghua's "sweet business" has become rare and bitter. The average annual output of honey from each peak is only about 6 pounds, which is equivalent to only about 1/8 of the previous year, and it has dropped by more than 80%. Therefore, if citizens want to eat authentic Conghua honey, they must spend more than twice as much as they used to.