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Integration of Primary, Secondary and Tertiary Industries Helps Farmers Increase Income and Become Prosperous
Recently, at the sixth national training class for directors of major agricultural, livestock and fishery counties, held by the Management Cadre College of the Ministry of Agriculture, and the class for national leisure agriculture and rural tourism demonstration counties, how to develop leisure agriculture, promote the transformation of the agricultural industry and increase farmers' income became the focus of discussion. Trainees
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Internet Plus helps farm-to-supermarket sourcing become more efficient
Liaoning is an important off-season fruit-producing region in China. For a long time, many fruit buyers from Chifeng, Inner Mongolia, have purchased their goods in Liaoning. In the past, it often took several days for Chifeng residents to get fruit from Liaoning. Recently, Wanqiang Commercial Transport Group shortened this process to
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What to Do When Fruit Won't Sell? Internet Thinking Helps You Open Up Sales Channels
Right now is the peak season for fruit to hit the market in large quantities, yet in many places fruit is going unsold. Some people think it's because sales channels are blocked, while others feel the quality of the products themselves isn't solid enough. Looking at the news from the past few days, you'll find that recently things like the crisp pears of Qianxian, Shaanxi, and the Red Fuji apples of Yuncheng, Shanxi, haven't been selling well, and corn in Dongfang, Hainan province has also seen unsold stock.
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Internet Helps Traditional Agriculture Transform and Upgrade
Our newspaper (Reporter Wu Gang) The report published in this newspaper on March 31, "Internet Plus Agriculture: A Spark Ignites in Chongqing," provoked a strong response among some agricultural business owners, agricultural product dealers, and experts and scholars studying the Internet economy. Many people believe that the Internet
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What to Do When Agricultural Products Don't Sell? E-commerce Helps Resolve Sales Difficulties
The rural market, with its diverse consumer demand and enormous potential, has long been regarded as the blue ocean for Chinese e-commerce. The problem of unsalable agricultural products is a longstanding issue, mainly due to farmers' excessively high expectations for agricultural product prices, combined with the lagging development level of local rural e-commerce and farmers' lack of knowledge about selling agricultural products online.
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E-commerce Helps Farmers Increase Income and Prosper
On March 25, the Shaanxi Provincial Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference (CPPCC) held a monthly consultative symposium on "Rural E-commerce Development," and for the first time carried out a live online text-and-photo broadcast. Attending experts, scholars and entrepreneur representatives actively offered suggestions centered on promoting rural e-commerce development, letting rural areas come alive through e-commerce, and letting farmers
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Information technology helps agriculture overtake on the curve
Agricultural informatization is both an important component of the country's overall informatization and an inherent requirement for developing modern agriculture. Informatization plays an important pulling and driving role in accelerating the transformation of agricultural development methods and building modern agriculture, and is the commanding height of modern agricultural development.
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Promotion of Ecological Farming Helps Transform Development Methods
On one side is the relatively severe non-point source pollution and the declining carrying capacity of the rural environment; on the other side is the ever-growing demand for developing agricultural production and raising farmers' incomes. As the economy and society have developed to today's stage, the contradiction between production development and environmental protection has reached a point where it must be faced head-on.
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Rapid development of rural e-commerce helps agricultural products enter cities
Zhang Jindong, a member of the National Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference and chairman of Suning Commerce Group, suggested actively developing rural e-commerce, grafting various resources that serve rural areas, helping agricultural products achieve efficient circulation, and raising rural income levels. "The development of rural e-commerce is becoming a driving force for agricultural
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Target Price Reform Helps Restructure and Transform the Cotton Industry
In 2014, China launched a pilot reform of the cotton target price in Xinjiang, and at the same time abolished the temporary cotton stockpiling policy nationwide. How is the pilot reform progressing? What results have been achieved? What room for improvement remains in actual practice? On these questions, the reporter interviewed
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