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How to solve the problem of unsalable agricultural products? E-commerce charity helps farmers crack the code
"After a week of effort, all 250,000 jin of charity apples in the Jiutu Village area of Yongping Township were sold out, recovering about 5,000 yuan in losses per household on average." At 10:28 p.m. on October 24, after posting this Weibo message through his mobile client, Pan Zhe, deputy county head of Li County, Longnan City, Gansu Province, finally breathed a sigh of relief.
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What to do when agricultural products are hard to sell? The fundamental way out lies in the market
Along with the continuous development of the market economy and the growing sophistication of information dissemination, news of various agricultural products being hard to sell in all regions has frequently appeared in the media, and even the suburbs of the capital are not immune. This year's autumn harvest season saw grapes, apples, jujubes and other fruits in the suburbs of Beijing experiencing difficulties in selling to varying degrees,
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How targeted poverty alleviation solves the problem of people competing to be recognized as poor households
Truly poor? Competing to be poor? The challenge of targeted poverty alleviation remains to be solved. In order to fulfill the national requirement of "truly alleviating poverty and helping the truly poor," Chongqing Municipality in recent years has provided targeted assistance to poor households through poverty identification, differentiated assistance, and dynamic management, improving the precision of poverty alleviation,
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Difficulty selling grain after a bumper harvest is a stubborn problem that must be solved by continuing to deepen reform
It is suggested that the state, according to the different conditions of major grain-producing provinces, promptly launch the minimum purchase price policy when domestic market circulation is sluggish, especially in major grain ration-producing areas, to ensure that farmers can sell their grain in a timely manner and that grain quality does not decline, so that after a bumper harvest farmers can enjoy the state's preferential policies
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To solve the problem of post-harvest grain losses, it is necessary to accelerate the advancement of agricultural industrialization
On the occasion of the arrival of the 24th National Grain Love and Grain Saving Publicity Week, the State Administration of Grain stated that post-harvest grain losses and waste in China are very serious. According to estimates by relevant research institutions and experts, due to the simple grain storage facilities of rural households, spillage and loss during grain loading, unloading and transportation, and excessive or
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Eleven consecutive years of wheat growth does not mean China's grain problem has been solved
On the morning of the 24th, the "Foundation of a Great Power -- China's Rural Development Golden Autumn Report" hosted by China National Radio's China Rural Voice was held at China Agricultural University. At the meeting, Bi Meijia, Chief Economist of the Ministry of Agriculture, responded in his speech to the "China grain threat" advocated by some European and American countries
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How can the trust challenge in agricultural product e-commerce be solved? Experts offer their advice
E-commerce has become a hot topic of discussion, with endless streams of internet companies carrying out all kinds of innovation in new fields and new business formats, leaving people overwhelmed. And how to gain consumer trust is also a challenge faced by agricultural product e-commerce. Amid rapid development
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How can the grain price inversion be resolved? Encourage more entities to store grain
Currently, tight warehouse capacity in major grain-producing areas has caused problems for grain procurement. The main reason for the tight warehouse capacity is that grain has been harvested abundantly for many consecutive years, and grain depots everywhere are full to overflowing. A deeper reason is that, under the existing grain procurement and sales policy, grain prices have continued to rise for many years
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How can dryland farming solve the water shortage problem?
Right now, the drought in China's Huang-Huai region has been effectively alleviated, but the drought in the Northeast region is still ongoing. In recent years, coping with large-scale, prolonged droughts has become the norm in grain production development. The 2007 summer-to-dog-days drought in the Northeast region, the 2009 winter-spring consecutive drought in the northern winter wheat region
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Put drought-resistance efforts into practice during normal times, and you won't panic when drought hits; the follow-up investment challenge remains to be solved
Zhang Chunhai, a villager from Sanxing Village in Kailu County, Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region, clearly remembers the rain in early May, when pattering raindrops merged into lines, flowing into the just-sown corn fields and also into his heart. Zhang Chunhai figured: at this rate, this year will be worry-free, and the corn harvest will certainly be
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