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The "one family, two systems" in agricultural products reflects a lack of oversight
Some media outlets exposed that farmers in parts of Weifang, Shandong, use the highly toxic pesticide "Shennongdan" to grow ginger, and the ginger farmers say "crops grown with excessive pesticides are not eaten by ourselves and not sent for export; all of them are only supplied for domestic sale." In fact, this "one family, two systems" phenomenon in the supply of agricultural products is not an isolated case
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How can farmers grow more grain and earn more money?
Summer grain is ripe, and Henan has a great harvest; after autumn planting, the fields are covered with green corn. In the 100,000-mu high-standard grain field in Erlang Township, Xiping County, the agricultural technology service center is not large in area, but its role is not small. Han Weiyu, a large grain grower in Maozhai Village, Jiaozhuang Township, is at the agricultural information query machine in the agricultural technology service center
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Tighten the fence of farmland protection and build a solid cornerstone for national food security
Li Keqiang makes important instructions at the video conference on the designation of permanent basic farmland and the management of facility agricultural land, stressing: Tighten the "fence" of farmland protection and build a solid cornerstone for national food security. Zhang Gaoli and Wang Yang make instructions. According to Xinhua News Agency, Beijing, January 5 (dispatch): The video conference on the designation of permanent basic farmland and
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Winter pig prices hard to revive, shift in meat consumption is one of the main reasons
After the New Year's Day period, over the weekend many slaughtering enterprises raised their purchasing prices, while breeding enterprises adjusted their receiving prices accordingly. Among them, Jiangxi Wens pig farming company adjusted its receiving price three times, raising the pig price to 6.25-6.4 yuan/jin; while Guangxi-Guangdong Wens pig farming company lowered its pig price by 0.1 yuan, over the weekend
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Growing Grain Can Be Profitable Too: A Large-Scale Grain Farmer Shares His Tips for Boosting Income
Everyone says growing grain does not make money, but last year I made a net profit of five or six hundred yuan per mu! Taking stock of the harvest at year's end, Yu Jialong, the only national-level large-scale grain farmer in Suqian City, Jiangsu Province last year, was beaming with joy. Yu Jialong is 45 years old and lives in Nandatan Village, Gaodu Town, Siyang County, Jiangsu Province. Growing grain
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Why did Yuan Longping say: If you want to make money, don't go into agriculture?
If you want to make money, don't go into agriculture. Yuan Longping, 84 years old, academician of the Chinese Academy of Engineering and father of Chinese hybrid rice, spoke frankly when answering reporters' questions at the Sanya Finance International Forum that doing agriculture requires preparation for long-term commitment, that making money in agriculture is not easy, and that it requires even more
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Millet Grown in the Desert: Saving Water and Making Money
On January 13, Lin Xinghui, Party secretary of Menggentala Gacha in Barunbieli Town, Alxa Left Banner, Alxa League, Inner Mongolia, made a special trip to Beijing. He wanted to see with his own eyes his own desert millet launched on the e-commerce platform COFCO Womai. With a sales channel, this year's millet harvest
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When Will the Financing Difficulties of Modern Agriculture Be Resolved?
Not long ago, the China Banking Regulatory Commission issued the "Regulatory Guidelines on Strengthening the Construction of the Three Rural Financial Service Mechanism of Rural Commercial Banks," requiring rural commercial banks to continuously enhance their distinctive, specialized, and refined capacity to serve the three rural sectors. The Central Rural Work Conference proposed that no matter how tight the financial resources,
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How does land transfer benefit everyone?
A few days ago, Yang Jun, a farmer from Jianli, Hubei, who works as a dim sum chef in Hangzhou, Zhejiang, invited his parents to Hangzhou to help out at his bun shop. My wife and I have worked in Jiangsu and Zhejiang for 10 years, and the bun shop business is quite good. We have long wanted my parents to come and help, but they just could not bear to part with
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The pattern of "southern vegetables shipped north" takes shape: one third of winter vegetables on the Beijing market come from the south
In the past, once winter arrived, radishes and Chinese cabbage became the stars of northern residents' dining tables. Nowadays, the vegetables on the market come in a dazzling variety of types. Where do these vegetables come from? The Xinfadi Market is a barometer of the Beijing vegetable market. Liu Tong, head of the market's statistics office, introduced
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