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The problem of missing regulatory standards for the production of Chinese medicinal materials urgently needs to be solved
A reporter recently received a proposal titled "Suggestions on Strengthening the Quality Management of Chinese Medicinal Materials" from Wang Liping, a member of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference of Jiaxing City, Zhejiang Province. The proposal states that in recent years, frequently reported traditional Chinese medicine safety incidents have been worrying, and the substandard quality of Chinese medicinal materials is one of the most important factors triggering the safety problems of traditional Chinese medicine.
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Is it really true that super rice only had a small problem?
In Bengbu, Anhui, ten thousand mu of super rice suffered total crop failure or reduced yields last year, pushing the seed supplier Longping High-Tech into the spotlight. Amid the controversy, Longping High-Tech announced on the evening of April 12 that it would stop selling this hybrid rice seed and announced plans to establish a post-disaster relief fund for the seed industry.
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How to Govern Farmland Fragmentation? China's Way to Tackle the Problem
The establishment of the household contract responsibility system stimulated farmers' enthusiasm and passion for production, but it also brought the hidden concern of farmland fragmentation. How should farmland fragmentation be viewed? How can the trend of farmland fragmentation be reversed? And how can the predicament caused by farmland fragmentation be resolved?
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An "alternative" problem in land transfer that cannot be ignored
Heshun Town is a pilot township in Tengchong County for the registration and certification of rural land contractual management rights. While investigating the land certification work in Heshun, we learned of an "alternative" problem brought about by land transfer in the town. Heshun is an ancient town in western Yunnan, with a population of more than 6,800 and cultivated
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The problem of who will farm the land has been solved
In April in Jilin, the ice on the rivers loosens, the willows and poplars sprout green, and the roar of machinery is everywhere. The Jilin investigation team walked through the fields, entered farm households, and visited factory areas, checking soil moisture and holding in-depth conversations with farmers and with agricultural input producers and sellers. Jilin Province is not only a corn
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Land inspections find the problem of inflated cultivated land retention figures remains prominent
The No. 1 National Land Inspection Announcement of 2015 released on the 28th shows that in some places, illegal and irregular land use, especially the indiscriminate occupation and abuse of cultivated land, false balance of cultivated land occupation and compensation, and inflated cultivated land retention figures remain prominent. According to the announcement, in 2014, targeting the fulfillment of the target responsibility for cultivated land protection
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Solving the problem of pigs' rations to safeguard national food security
With the growth of the total population, the rising share of urban residents, higher household income levels, and the expansion of industrial and energy uses of agricultural products, China's grain consumption has shown a clear year-on-year upward trend in recent years. Even with ten consecutive years of grain output growth, the grain self-sufficiency
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Farmland reduced to a garbage dump exposes the problem of officials' inaction
There is an old Chinese saying: it is hard to leave one's native land. After many urban villages in Zhengzhou were demolished, the villagers all hoped to be resettled in their original villages. But the people of Tangzhuang Village, Longyuan Office, Zhengdong New District, Zhengzhou, are unwilling to return to their old home in the demolition and resettlement, and they strongly
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Where Have the Talents of Agricultural Enterprises Gone? A Close Look at Five Realistic Problems
I. Where Did the Money Go? The Funding Predicament of Agricultural Enterprises Falling Before the Dawn - this is the most tragic scene of many agricultural investments. The Qingdao blueberry and Sichuan kiwifruit bases acquired by Lenovo, and the original operating enterprises behind them, were to some extent also suffering from a darkness-before-dawn style
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MaartenCamps Tackles Agricultural Challenges with Innovative Solutions
Pictured is MaartenCamps, Secretary-General of the Ministry of Economic Affairs of the Netherlands. (Photo source: Sina Finance, photographed by Liang Bin) Sina Finance News - The 2015 4th China International Agribusiness Summit Forum was held in Beijing on May 17. Pictured above is MaartenCamps, Secretary-General of the Ministry of Economic Affairs of the Netherlands. Below is the transcript of the speech
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