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How Seed Companies Can Prevent and Control Safety Risks
Recently, safety accidents have occurred frequently in various regions, and seed companies also have production stages such as the storage of hazardous materials and high-risk operations. On August 18, a reporter came to China Seed Group, hoping that China Seed's experience can provide everyone with a reference. Walking into China Seed Group, arriving at the department responsible for safety
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Corn port stocks recently in short supply
Current port corn stocks are insufficient to meet demand. As of August 23, stocks at the four northern ports stood at 2.401 million tonnes; after excluding temporary state reserves, imported and futures corn, the volume available for trade circulation in port stocks was 350,000 tonnes. Among the trade-circulating port stocks, the quantity of high-quality
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Rice market demand has recently begun to recover gradually
Judging from the recent performance of national policy-oriented rice auction sales, the level of activity in the rice market has already begun to strengthen. Since late August, as the weather has turned cooler, major schools and universities have entered their stocking period, rice market demand has recovered, and the rice market situation will improve. Rice processing
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China's first local standard for viral insecticides issued
Recently, the Hubei provincial local standard "Helicoverpa armigera nucleopolyhedrovirus suspension concentrate" passed approval by the National Standardization Committee and was officially issued. The standard was led by Sun Xiulian's research group at the Wuhan Institute of Virology, Chinese Academy of Sciences, together with relevant teams from the Hubei Academy of Agricultural Sciences and other institutions.
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Returning-home makers must not only be able to come back, but also be able to stay
Recently, under the upsurge of mass entrepreneurship and innovation, many maker groups made up of university graduates, migrant workers, and rural educated youth have returned home to start businesses. These returning-home makers have an innovative awareness and entrepreneurial enthusiasm, but in the process of starting businesses they have also encountered
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Corn temporary storage policy may usher in new changes
At the 2015 China Rural Development High-Level Forum recently held in Beijing, Cheng Guoqiang, Secretary-General of the Academic Committee of the Development Research Center of the State Council, said at the forum that regarding temporary purchase and storage, he personally advocates that it should be withdrawn as soon as possible. In fact, since the pilot reform of target price subsidies was implemented for cotton and soybeans last year, there have been predictions that corn would become the next variety to undergo the pilot reform of target price subsidies.
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Asking migrant workers to "show a little appreciation" - is that really okay?
Recently, some media reported that the principal of a public primary school in Nanjing asked some parents of children of migrant workers attending the school for gift money, saying, "Sorry, you need to show us a little appreciation." After a complaint was filed, the principal was dismissed on the spot by the local education bureau. From students
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How can rural capital start flowing? Injecting financial vitality into rural revitalization
Recently, the State Council issued the "Guiding Opinions on Carrying Out Pilot Programs for Mortgage Loans on Rural Contracted Land Management Rights and Farmers' Housing Property Rights" (hereinafter referred to as the "Opinions"), for thoroughly implementing the spirit of the 18th National Congress of the Communist Party of China and the Third and Fourth Plenary Sessions of the 18th Central Committee
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Agricultural capitalization threatens China, and the peasantry is splitting apart
Recently, Yan Hairong, a scholar at Hong Kong Polytechnic University, and four young scholars published a striking special feature in Open Times, attempting to voice a view different from the mainstream on the issues of agriculture, rural areas and farmers. In their eyes, Chinese agriculture is undergoing unprecedented change
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Agricultural insurance premiums must not be paid in vain; do not let farmers' interests suffer
Recently, reports have emerged that over ten thousand mu of corn in Dachangchang Town, Zhongning County, Ningxia suffered drought-induced yield reduction, with crops nearly failing completely. However, the corn planting insurance that farmers had previously purchased could not obtain compensation from the insurance company. In response, the insurance company explained that there was a lack of corresponding drought weather
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