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More than half of China's wheat harvest is complete, with machine harvesting accounting for nearly 90 percent
On June 10, farmers harvest wheat in Wangzhai Village, Zhaoqiao Township, Qiaocheng District, Bozhou City, Anhui Province. On June 10, farmers in Houmiao Village, Huanglou Subdistrict, Qingzhou City, Weifang, Shandong Province, rush to harvest wheat with combine harvesters. A combine harvester works in a wheat field in Shancheng Subdistrict, Shanting District, Zaozhuang City, Shandong Province
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Nationwide wheat harvest more than halfway complete, summer planting in full swing across the country
Report from this website: Currently, the major wheat-producing provinces of North China and the Huang-Huai-Hai region have successively begun harvesting. The nationwide cross-regional mechanical wheat harvesting is advancing in echelons from south to north, and the "three summers" production has entered its peak. As of 17:00 on June 9, 195.46 million mu of winter wheat had been harvested nationwide, exceeding 50% of the sown area, and the summer wheat harvest progress is more than halfway complete.
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Traditional tea industry sprouts new buds, radiating new vitality for development
The traditional Chinese tea industry has always been an industry dominated by growers. For a long time, the majority of tea producers have focused mostly on how to make a good tea, while intentionally or unintentionally neglecting the most critical link: consumption. This can be seen from tea production and sales in recent years.
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Fewer Anxieties for Farmers During the "Three Summer" Season
Went to the countryside over the weekend and struck up a conversation with the villagers about the "three summers." They talked about how the wheat was growing, discussed production costs, and calculated the income they were about to receive, but what they talked about most was still their hopes and expectations for the "three summers." First, they hope agricultural machinery services will be timely. Nowadays, agricultural machinery, especially combine harvesters,
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The sixth industry promotes the integrated value-added development of agriculture, letting farmers share in the added value
At present, China's agricultural production is under the double squeeze of a constantly rising cost floor and a constantly pressing-down price ceiling, and farmers earn limited profits from growing grain alone. It is necessary to promote the integrated development of the primary, secondary and tertiary industries, so that farmers can enjoy the value-added of the entire industry chain, and only then can the competitiveness of China's agriculture
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Beijing watermelon and muskmelon industry plant protection specialist completes work tasks
On January 11, 2016, Researcher Guo Xihong of the Beijing Plant Protection Station, as the plant protection specialist of the Beijing watermelon and muskmelon industry innovation team, attended the 2016 work deployment meeting organized by the watermelon and muskmelon industry innovation team. At the meeting, 9 specialists, based on their own job responsibilities and assigned
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Celery fertilizer reduction verification trial completed in Fangshan District, Beijing
In the process of protected vegetable cultivation, fertilizer input is relatively high, and old vegetable fields commonly have the problem of excessive nutrient accumulation. In order to guide base farmers to reasonably reduce fertilizer application, this trial was carried out. The trial selected a greenhouse with relatively high fertility at the base for a celery fertilizer reduction verification trial, with a total of
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Intercropping Peas After Tobacco in Yongde, Yunnan Helps Farmers Increase Income
To accelerate the adjustment of the planting structure, improve the utilization rate of small spring land, and increase farmers' income, Wumulong Township has fully tapped the land resources after tobacco harvest, carried out scientific planning and rational layout, taken increasing farmers' income as the starting point, and actively explored the scientific planting of peas after tobacco. At present, the whole
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Luoyang, Henan: Soilless Lettuce Commands a High Price
On January 19, technicians at Luoyang Luojian Agricultural Co., Ltd. in Luoyang City were observing the growth of soilless lettuce. The company uses soilless hydroponic technology to grow organic vegetables such as lettuce and pearl tomatoes, without using any chemical fertilizers or pesticides. The price per kilogram of lettuce
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Green vegetables make their way to the dining tables of countless households
Chen Riyuan inspects the growth of seedlings in the experimental greenhouse. Vegetable research expert Chen Riyuan: Chen Riyuan, professor and doctoral supervisor at South China Agricultural University, as an agronomy expert who has long cultivated vegetable fields, Chen Riyuan operates numerous vegetable experimental sites and technology promotion bases in Dongguan, Foshan and even Guangxi, Yunnan,
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