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How Can Internet Plus Agriculture Development Be Tailored to Fit
Recently, in Rongchang District, Chongqing, representatives attending the 2015 Internet Plus Agriculture Strategic Trends Summit (referred to as the Summit), including leaders of agricultural specialty e-commerce companies, agricultural enterprises, informatization experts, new farmers engaged in e-commerce operations, and grassroots rural cadre representatives, not only studied why Rongchang
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How Big Is El Niño's Impact on Seed Production? Interpreting the Latest Survey Findings
Recently, claims like this have been circulating online: this year's El Niño phenomenon has severely affected seed production in the north, with seed production yields in Gansu and especially many places in Xinjiang being low or even failing completely, and the large-scale reduction in northern seed production will lead to a substantial increase in seed prices next year.
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How to transform low- and medium-yield fields in arid regions? Zhang Zhengbin on tapping the potential of agricultural production
Zhang Zhengbin, researcher at the Center for Agricultural Resources Research, Institute of Genetics and Developmental Biology, Chinese Academy of Sciences. In recent years, foreign grain export prices have been low, Chinese agricultural product prices are approaching the "ceiling" while the "floor" of production costs keeps rising; the burden of state agricultural subsidies is unbearable
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China's wheat industry development shows seven major trends
In recent years, some new changes have appeared in the development of China's wheat industry, and these sustained changes will directly change the development model of China's wheat industry and deserve close attention. Specifically, they are mainly manifested in the following seven major trends. Trend one: the degree of large-scale wheat production and the level of mechanization
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How to view the current debate on China's agricultural path
The 2015 issue No. 5 of the journal Open Times ran a special feature on "China's Agricultural Development Path." Of the seven articles under this feature (including Yan Hairong's "Introduction to the Special Feature on 'China's Agricultural Development Path'"), two are restatements of views long since formed by the so-called "small peasant economy school," He Xuefeng and Huang Zongzhi
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How exactly is strong-gluten wheat forged?
Many people in Henan do not know that before Li Keqiang took charge of Henan, the wheat we grew could only be made into steamed buns and noodles; after that, wheat not only became a calling card of Henan's agricultural innovation, but also linked up a "soft gold" industrial chain. Developing agriculture
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How to Do Social Marketing for Agricultural Products Well
Our lives are being influenced by various forms of social media, from Facebook to Renren, from MSN to QQ, from Twitter to Weibo; the forms of social media are changing. At the same time, people's lifestyles are also changing because of these social media.
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How can traditional agricultural enterprises get on the internet express train to seek development
Not tall in stature and dark-skinned, Xu Jinyong gained a romantic nickname last year, "Rose Prince." He was 6th in last year's China Youth Agricultural Industry Entrepreneurship and Wealth Creation Competition, and he also owns over a hundred mu of rose plantation. This year, as an outstanding representative of agricultural entrepreneurship,
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How Can China's Agricultural Origin System Be Built by Market Means?
A few days ago, the Ministry of Commerce and other multiple departments jointly issued the "National Agricultural Product Market System Development Plan", proposing to initially build an agricultural product market system with Chinese characteristics by 2020. The plan is based on China's regional economic and social conditions, transportation locations, population distribution, and agricultural product circulation
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Where Does Organic Agriculture Go in the Future? Analysis of Development Directions and Prospects
The rise of organic agriculture in China began in the 1980s, while long-term positioning trials have been quite limited. The main long-term positioning trials nationwide include the Quzhou Experimental Station of China Agricultural University in Handan City, Hebei Province, the Songjiang Nature Organic Vegetable Research and Development Base in Shanghai, Shanghai BioFarm
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