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How can food security be guaranteed? Full-process supervision from field to table
Problems such as irrational farming, excessive planting, excessive use of pesticides and chemical fertilizers, and neglect of the application of organic fertilizers are fed back through links such as grain production, processing, and livestock and poultry breeding to final consumers as the continuously increasing personal health risks brought by residual pollution from pesticides, chemical fertilizers, and the like.
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How can the Chinese medicinal herb industry achieve healthy development?
This January, the Ministry of Commerce issued the "Notice of Guiding Opinions on Accelerating the Construction of a Modern Logistics System for Chinese Medicinal Herbs." The Notice requires local competent commerce departments to promote the establishment of a modern logistics system for Chinese medicinal herbs, advance the modernization of Chinese medicinal herb circulation, and enhance the quality and safety assurance capacity for Chinese medicinal herbs.
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How should dead livestock and poultry be handled? Find them a good way out
There is an old saying among livestock and poultry farmers: "Wealth of ten thousand strings, but it doesn't count until it's covered in fur." This shows the huge risks faced by livestock and poultry farming. According to statistics, China is the country that produces and consumes the most pigs in the world. Even at a normal mortality rate of 3% for pigs, the large breeding base and high proportion of free-range farming mean the absolute number of pig deaths is large.
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How can China's agricultural product market guard against foreign shocks?
China's total grain output has achieved "eleven consecutive years of growth," but food security still cannot be ignored. Zong Qinghou, a deputy to the National People's Congress and chairman and general manager of Hangzhou Wahaha Group Co., Ltd., said that the landed price of many foreign agricultural products is lower than the selling price of domestic farmers, and proposed
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How to Find New Growth Points in the Context of Food Security
At the start of the new year, the public discussion about potato becoming the fourth major staple crop has attracted much attention. Relevant leaders of the Ministry of Agriculture estimate that by 2020, more than 50% of China's potatoes may be consumed as a staple food. The potato planting area will increase from the current 80 million mu to 150 million mu. Zhejiang
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How can the efficient use of agricultural water resources be advanced?
China's agricultural water use efficiency is extremely low, causing much water resources to be wasted. In response to this problem, the Central Committee of the China Democratic National Construction Association submitted a proposal to this year's Two Sessions on vigorously promoting the efficient use of agricultural water resources in arid and semi-arid regions. The proposal states that China's agricultural annual water consumption is about
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How to establish a long-term mechanism for the management of rural "three assets"
At present, rural reform and development has entered a new historical period. Deyang City, Sichuan Province, as one of the birthplaces of rural reform in China, what pioneering explorations and practices does it have? "Guided by the effective, full and efficient utilization of rural factors, and taking increasing farmers' income as the starting point
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How to Advance the Upgrading and Transformation of the Entire Agricultural Industry Chain
The Central Rural Work Conference held at the end of last year put forward the clear requirement of adhering to the protection of national food security as the primary task and ensuring basic self-sufficiency in grain and absolute security of staple food. As a major agricultural city and a major grain-producing city, how can it translate the spirit of the central government into momentum for accelerated development
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How to accelerate innovation in agricultural operation systems and mechanisms
Innovating rural operation systems and mechanisms and advancing appropriately scaled agricultural operations are inherent requirements of the new round of rural reform. In this process, first, policies must be improved; second, actors must be strengthened. Ren Yongchang, a deputy to the National People's Congress and director of the Sichuan Provincial Department of Agriculture, believes that on the one hand
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How can the development of agriculture, rural areas and farmers actively adapt to the new normal?
On March 6, the third session of the 12th National Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference held a press conference. Chen Xiwen, member of the Standing Committee of the National Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference, deputy head and director of the Office of the Central Rural Work Leading Group, answered reporters' questions on how the development of agriculture, rural areas and farmers can actively adapt to the new normal of economic development. This year's rural
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