Zhangtiansi Rice
Zhangtiansi Rice is a Geographical Indication Certification trademark.
Zhangtiansi Rice is a specialty of Zhangtiansi Township, Gong’an County, Jingzhou City, Hubei Province. Known for its unique quality, it enjoys strong sales in the market and is highly favored by consumers. Zhangtiansi Rice has been awarded a National Geographical Indication Certification trademark.
Gong’an County is situated on the Jianghan Plain and is one of the country’s major commodity grain production bases and model crop cultivation areas. Zhangtiansi Township is located in the central-southern part of Gong’an County, bordered by the Hudu River to the east, facing Zhakou and Ouchi towns across the river, encircled by Yuni Lake to the west, adjacent to Mengjiaxi Town to the north, and connecting to Ganjiachang Township to the south. The township stretches approximately 15 kilometers from north to south and about 12 kilometers from east to west, covering a total area of 96 square kilometers. The arable land area spans 62,650 mu, including 58,628 mu of paddy fields and 4,022 mu of dry fields. The soil is predominantly sandy loam, suitable for growing rice, oil crops, cotton, timber, and cash crops, making it one of the county’s most important grain-producing regions.
The soil in Zhangtiansi Township is yellow clay loam, fertile, with good water and nutrient retention properties and high organic matter content. The “Zhangtiansi Rice” produced here enjoys strong market demand and is highly popular among consumers due to its unique quality.
In 2013, the “Zhangtiansi Rice” was recognized by the Trademark Office of the State Administration for Industry and Commerce as a China National Geographical Indication Certification trademark.
Gong’an County Zhangtiansi Grain and Rice Industry Association
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