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Centipede Farming Prospect Analysis: Market Potential and Development Space
Abstract The prospects for centipede farming are still quite good, because its medicinal value is very high. It is now a common traditional Chinese medicine. In addition to being popular in our country, people abroad are also very fond of it. At present, the export volume is very large, and demand exceeds supply. It also has high
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Key Points and Detailed Methods of New Bamboo Shoot Planting Techniques
With the development of urbanization, a large rural labor force has moved to the cities, and the mountain delicacies in the rural mountains are no longer picked by anyone, yet people's longing for the delicious taste of mountain delicacies still continues. In the current era when large areas of land are left barren, planting bamboo shoots, this taste of the mountains, is a choice for rural people to get rich.
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How to Grow Bamboo? A Detailed Guide to Care Methods
With the development of the economy, more and more people like to grow one or two plants indoors to improve the environment and cultivate their character. So when growing bamboo indoors, what points need attention? 1. How to grow bamboo. If you want potted bamboo to survive and grow strong
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What Soil Is Best for Growing Mint? A Detailed Guide to Soil Selection Tips
With the development of agricultural technology, more and more plants have entered countless households as potted plants, and among them mint has become a favorite potted plant thanks to its fresh scent and ease of cultivation. So when growing mint, what soil is best?
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Five Major Concepts Drive Rapid Development of Modern Agriculture in China in 2015
The Central Rural Work Conference proposed that during the 13th Five-Year Plan period, we should firmly establish and effectively implement the development concepts of innovation, coordination, green, openness and sharing, enhance the momentum for innovation, cultivate development advantages, and actively advance agricultural modernization. The black soil of Northeast China has long been covered by ice and snow
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What are the three major pain points in the development of rural e-commerce in China?
Wang Xiaobing, deputy director of the Market and Economic Information Department of the Ministry of Agriculture, said recently that developing rural e-commerce is an important means of accelerating the transformation of China's agricultural development model, but at the current stage, in the process of developing rural e-commerce in China, it also faces three major pain points: high costs, difficulty in making a profit
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Why are jujube farmers cutting down their jujube trees? Market development needs to be accelerated
A snowfall not long ago brought waves of chill to the Lüliang Mountains. Living on the mountain, jujube farmers gazed at patch after patch of jujube groves and could not help shaking their heads in helplessness: these jujube trees that had given them hope of prosperity more than a decade ago now left them deeply disappointed. No one buying jujube, some cutting down trees. Shilou
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The rural e-commerce market has enormous potential, but what challenges does rapid development face?
China's rural e-commerce is developing rapidly, and in 2015 the rural business of several e-commerce platforms grew at high speed. Through interviews at the grassroots level, reporters learned that the characteristic low prices of online shopping are attracting enthusiastic participation from farmers. As e-commerce enters rural areas, some agricultural products have not only increased
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How to Achieve Coordinated Development Through Urban-Rural Integration
The Fifth Plenary Session of the 18th Central Committee of the Party made coordination one of the five major development concepts, proposing to focus on promoting coordinated urban-rural and regional development, promoting coordinated economic and social development, and promoting the synchronous development of new industrialization, informatization, urbanization and agricultural modernization. Facing the current urban
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Li Jiayang: Vigorously Promote Modern Agriculture in Western China and Agricultural Development in Central Asia
This website news July 20-23, Vice Minister of Agriculture and President of the Chinese Academy of Agricultural Sciences Li Jiayang traveled to Aksu, Changji, Shihezi and other places in Xinjiang for research, and exchanged and held discussions with scientific and technological personnel from Tarim University, the Xinjiang Academy of Agricultural Sciences, the Xinjiang Academy of Animal Sciences, and the Xinjiang Academy of Agricultural Reclamation Sciences.
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