China's sericulture industry technology system will be launched, and the country will invest 135 million yuan in the next 5 years for the construction of the technology system, aiming at providing technical support for the healthy development of sericulture.

According to China textile daily reported on March 2nd, the national sericultural industry technology system construction conference was held in Jiangsu University of Science and Technology recently, officially launched the national sericulture industry technology system.

The construction of the national sericultural industry technology system will take part in the joint venture of 26 post scientists team and 25 comprehensive test stations in the relevant universities and research institutes with a brand-new mechanism.

Its main task is to aim at the domestic and foreign competition, competition among production factors, and the strategic demand for the development of mulberry industry in the sericulture industry in China. We should carry out the research on reserve, tracking and frontier research of silkworm industry development, establish a basic and public welfare technology platform for the development of sericultural industry, focus on solving the technical problems of raising the yield per unit area, improving the quality and improving the economic benefits of sericulture in large areas, and constructing a modern, high quality and efficient modern sericultural technology system, and putting forward practical proposals and measures to solve the problem of sudden production, and supporting the continuous and healthy development of China's modern silk industry.

According to Xiang Zhonghuai, academician of the Chinese Academy of engineering, sericulture is a traditional dominant industry in China, covering more than 1000 counties in 26 provinces and autonomous regions in the country, with about 10000000 Mu mulberry fields, 10 million silkworm farmers, and an annual output value of over 100 billion yuan for silk industry, and about 10000000000 yuan for sericultural farmers every year. It has become a pillar industry for increasing farmers' income in many regions.

At the same time, China's cocoon silk production accounts for more than 70% of the world's total, and occupies a leading position in the international market.

Editor in chief: Xu Qiyun