On March 27, 2025, Prof. Deming Li, President of Green World International Group, personally led a delegation for a field visit of agricultural and industrial lands in Durán, Vía a la Costa KM40, Playas, and Daular of Ecuador, even though she got discomfort with the throat after several days of intensive itinerary. The delegation included Mr. Peter Li, Vice President of Green World International Group and President of Green World Latin America Region, and Prof. Shaohua Yan, former Director of the Jiangsu Academy of Agricultural Sciences, with the team accompanied by Juan Carlos, General Manager of Green World Ecuador Branch. The main purpose of this inspection was to explore potential cooperation in smart agriculture and gain a deeper understanding of the local agriculture practices, providing scientific data to support the promotion and application of Green World HGW Nutriplant Organic Plus Fertilizer (NOPF) in Ecuador.
Exploring Agricultural Cooperation Potential in the Equatorial Region
Ecuador, situated on the equator, has a unique climate and abundant agricultural resources. The delegation, under the leadership of Prof. Deming Li, visited four different types of land, and engaged in in-depth discussions with local landowners, including Julio Yep, Joaquín, and Kleber, gaining a detailed understanding of the local major crops, cultivation methods, and fertilizer usage.
Tasting Premium Fruits and Uncovering Potential for Industry Chain Expansion
During their inspection, the delegation tasted the local pollution-free tropical fruits. The favorable natural conditions in Ecuador contribute to the exceptional quality of its fruits. This inspection focused on the impact of Green World HGW NOPF on the local major fruit varieties, providing essential technical support and practical evidence for the large-scale promotion and application of related products in the future.
Assessing Multi-Purpose Land and Planning for Smart Farming Ecosystems
In addition to inspecting the traditional agriculture, the delegation also evaluated the potential value of industrial land and discussed the feasibility of establishing smart farming factories. While agricultural resources are abundant in Ecuador, there is still significant potential in the aspect of modernization. Green World International Group aims to integrate smart agricultural technologies to help optimize local production processes, so as to improve economic efficiency.
This inspection deepened the understanding of Green World International Group on the agricultural situation in Ecuador, laying a solid foundation for future collaboration. Prof. Deming Li stated that the data gathered from the inspection would be used to further refine plans, facilitating the implementation of organic fertilizers and smart agricultural technologies in Ecuador.
