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Strategic Reflections on China's Agriculture Going Global
As early as 1995, China raised the idea of agriculture "going global," and in 2007 the No. 1 Central Document formally put agriculture "going global" forward as a national strategy. Over the past two decades, China's agriculture "going global" has gone through a development process from a nongovernmental launch to implementation as a national strategy. Over these two decades, China's
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How can modern seed industry achieve leapfrog development? Innovation is the key
Since the beginning of this year, the seed industry has adhered to serving the "transformation of agricultural development mode and structural adjustment," deeply advanced the reform of the scientific research system and breeding innovation breakthroughs, accelerated the construction of national-level breeding and seed production bases, strengthened seed industry market regulation and rights protection, supported the innovative development of seed enterprises, and promoted
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Developing the Internet Plus agriculture model: brand building is key
How does the Internet add value to agriculture? In recent years, through follow-up investigations in Suichang and Lin'an in Zhejiang, reporters found that brands play a unique role in this and must be given great attention. Suichang and Lin'an are both mountainous counties and cities, and were among the first to explore the e-commerce of agricultural products.
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How Far Can the Chinese Medicinal Herb Industry Go Riding the Tailwind of the Nobel Prize?
On the evening of December 7, 2015, Tu Youyou, a lifetime researcher at the China Academy of Chinese Medical Sciences who won the Nobel Prize, delivered a speech in Chinese titled "Artemisinin -- A Gift from Traditional Chinese Medicine to the World" at the Nobel Hall of Karolinska Institutet in Sweden. On the 10th, she also attended
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Modern agriculture development showcases China's confidence
From facing the yellow earth with back to the sky to farming easily with a click of the mouse; from wearing masks and carrying sprayer tanks to calling on a mobile phone and letting "dragonflies" do the spraying; from peddling through streets and alleys to building a sales empire on WeChat Moments; from crowdfunding to enlighten poor villages to PPP for soil improvement... On the vast fields, wonderful stories of modern agriculture keep emerging.
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What benefits can the development of the walnut industry bring?
I. Economic benefits Over the past ten years, the cost-effectiveness of walnut production in China has undergone tremendous changes. The general trend is that the cost per unit area has increased year by year, while walnut prices and economic returns have also increased significantly. The inputs in walnut production vary greatly depending on the orchard site.
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What ecological conditions does the growth and development of walnut require?
Soil is the main supply site of water and minerals for plants. Through its extensive root system, the walnut absorbs water and organic and inorganic nutrients from the soil. The quality of soil conditions directly affects the growth and fruiting of walnut. 1. Soil thickness: Walnut is a deep-rooted tree
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What nutrients does a walnut tree need for growth and development?
The growth and development of fruit trees require two major categories of nutrients: one is organic nutrition, including amino acids, proteins, sugars and phospholipids, etc., accounting for 90%-95% of the total dry matter of the tree, all of which are directly or indirectly synthesized by photosynthesis, which shows that photosynthesis is the fruit
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A Detailed Explanation of the Fertilizer Requirements for the Growth and Development of Walnut Trees
Walnut trees like fertilizer, but the amount of fertilizer needed varies at different ages and different phenological periods. The fertilizer requirements of walnut differ at different ages. The individual development of a walnut tree can be divided into four stages, namely the young age period, the early fruiting period, the full fruiting period and the aging period. In the young age period,
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What are the basic characteristics of walnut industrialization development?
Basic characteristics of walnut industrialization. Compared with traditional closed walnut production and operation, industrialized walnut operation has the following basic characteristics: (1) Market orientation. The market is the starting point and the destination of walnut industrialization. The operation of agricultural industrialization must be guided by domestic and international markets, changing the traditional closed state of self-sufficient small-scale peasant economy and self-service, with its resource allocation, combination of production factors, and purchase and sale of means of production and products being allocated and realized through market mechanisms.
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