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Over 40% of China's cultivated land has degraded, with pollution problems becoming even more severe
Recently, the Ministry of Agriculture held a national on-site meeting on cultivated land quality construction in Yangzhou, Jiangsu, at which it was revealed that degraded cultivated land now accounts for more than 40% of the total cultivated land area. Behind the decline in cultivated land quality, which factors cannot be ignored?
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Training a large contingent of full-time agricultural workers to solve the problem of no one to take over farming
Author: Bi Xiaozhe Normally, young people are basically nowhere to be seen in the village. Chen Maosheng, a professional grain-farming farmer in Pingxiang City, Jiangxi Province, said with no small worry that he is already 55 years old, and that it has become a common phenomenon for middle-aged and elderly people to farm. For now, at least, someone is still farming the land, but
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China's livestock farming pollution problem needs to be viewed objectively
According to statistics, China's livestock farms produce about 1.73 billion tons of manure annually, which is 2.7 times the 634 million tons of industrial solid waste. It is precisely because of this gap in total volume that people panic about livestock farming pollution, and even misinterpret it as surpassing industrial pollution
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What can farmers do when drying grain is a problem? Grain dryers come to the rescue
On November 18, villager Liu Jie of Huangdun Village, Huangdun Town, Huaining County, Anhui Province, was busy transporting 3,700 kg of freshly harvested rice that was still damp to the farm of Xu Fuyun, the village's major grain grower. Why would Liu Jie take the grain he grew to Xu Fuyun's farm? The farm
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How can the problem of cheap vegetables hurting farmers be solved? It cannot rely only on timely help
In some vegetable-producing areas of Jinzhong, Shanxi, large quantities of fennel cabbage are stuck unsold, with no one willing to buy even at 0.1 yuan per kilogram, and many vegetable farmers' hard work for a year has come to nothing. Reporters learned that growing one mu of fennel cabbage, including seeds, pesticides, chemical fertilizers, plastic film, irrigation, etc.
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How to solve the last-mile problem in agricultural product distribution
Not an optimistic picture for agricultural product distribution In the past two years, Chinese media have often used phrases like "cheap vegetables hurt farmers." Mentioning this topic inevitably brings to mind what happened to Han Jin, a 39-year-old vegetable farmer in Jinan, Shandong. On April 16, 2011, Han Jin suddenly took his own life,
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Research on the Problems and Countermeasures of Increasing Farmers' Income in Ecological Conservation Areas
Miyun County is located in the mountainous area of northern Beijing. It is an important drinking water source and ecological conservation development area for Beijing, with abundant natural resources and a beautiful ecological environment. It has long been known as the capital's back garden and is a key region for ensuring the sustainable economic and social development of Beijing. However, influenced by traditional
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The problem of virtual ownership of rural collective assets cannot be ignored
An important reason for the frequent occurrence of "village official corruption" incidents is the virtual ownership of rural collective assets. In the current context of comprehensively advancing the rule of law, promoting the reform of the share rights and powers of rural collective assets will help curb "village official corruption" and strengthen the collective econ
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Hard to get a loan and expensive to borrow? Rural financial self-governance solves the problem
Insufficient supply of basic rural financial services, how to solve the problem of hard and expensive loans? Zhejiang explores "rural financial self-governance" Loans are more convenient, credit limits have increased, and farming households are more creditworthy. Taotou Village, located on Huaguman Island in Sanmen County, Taizhou City, is surrounded by the sea on three sides. As early winter approaches
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When will the chaos of adulterated Wuchang rice end? The problem of adulteration prompts deep reflection
The Information Office of the Ministry of Agriculture held a press conference on the 3rd to brief on the "Research Report on the Development of China's Agricultural Product Brands." Zhang Hecheng, Director of the Market and Economic Information Department of the Ministry of Agriculture, said in response to the chaos of adulterated Wuchang rice that the government should organize forces from all sides
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