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No chemicals in his strawberries

By Liu Zhihua | China Daily | Updated: 2015-01-31 06:52

French-trained farmer uses biotechnology to cultivate his fruits.

Wang Mian, 33, closely examines a crop of tomatoes growing inside a vast greenhouse in a Beijing suburb.

The tomatoes are a healthy green, and some have started turning red. The greenhouse is part of a larger, 294,000 square meter farm. In total, there are 38 greenhouses, and all of the fruits and vegetables are grown without pesticides and other chemicals commonly used by Chinese farmers.

No chemicals in his strawberries

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