What is the most profitable to grow in a greenhouse? With 5 high-yield crops and Chinese technology, tripling your annual income is not a dream!

Greenhouse sheds are becoming a "money printing machine" for global agricultural investors. But what kind of plant can achieve a yield profit per mu that is three times higher than that of open-field planting? China Fengzhiyuan Greenhouse Enterprise has verified five high-yield crops at the "ten thousand yuan/square meter" level in markets such as the Middle East and Southeast Asia through modular design and AI climate manager

TOP 5 High-Yield Crops List: Data Speaks for Itself

1. Strawberries: The "King of Huge Profits" with off-season Premium
Profit per mu: The annual yield of greenhouse strawberries is 6 to 9 tons. The off-season selling price is 300% higher than that of open-field strawberries, and the average profit per mu exceeds 150,000 US dollars.
Technical support: Soilless cultivation +LED supplementary lighting, increasing fruit sugar content by 20% and extending shelf life by three times.

2. Tomato: A High-yield and Stable "Cash Cow"
The myth of yield per mu: The annual output of hydroponic tomatoes reaches 20 to 40 tons, and the net profit per mu of the Saudi project is 120,000 US dollars (while that of traditional farmland is only 30,000 US dollars).
Disaster-resistant design: The double-layer inflatable film greenhouse can withstand sandstorms. With 10 harvests throughout the year, the loss rate is less than 5%.

3. Leafy vegetables (lettuce/Kale) : The "Premium King" of urban agriculture
Short cycle and high turnover: Lettuce is harvested 14 times a year. The supermarket price is 150% higher than that of open-air vegetables. The gross profit margin of the Italian project exceeds 60%.
Zero-carbon planting: Closed-loop water circulation saves 90% of water, and waste heat recovery reduces energy consumption by 40%。
ESG selling point: Supplying "carbon-neutral vegetables" to Michelin-starred restaurants, with a premium rate as high as 300%.

4. Vanilla (Basil/Mint) : A small but beautiful "green gold mine"
High added value: The selling price of fresh basil is five times that of ordinary vegetables, and the annual growth rate of the organic vanilla market in the United States is 25%.
Lightweight planting: The multi-layer rack system saves 80% of the land, and the annual income of the rooftop herb farm in Dubai Mall exceeds 80,000 US dollars.

5. Specialty Fruits (Blueberries/Raspberries) : The "Secret to Huge Profits" to Break monopolies
Technological breakthrough: The yield of greenhouse blueberries per mu is 6 tons, which is four times higher than that of open-field cultivation, filling the gap in the European and Asian markets.
Premium and huge profit: The unit price of raspberries exported to Europe reaches 20 US dollars per kilogram, and the payback period for the Saudi project is only 1.8 years

Under the dual pressure of the food crisis and the economic crisis, strawberries, tomatoes, leafy vegetables, herbs and specialty fruits have gradually become the secrets of global high-value-added crop cultivation