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Internet Plus Agriculture, Rural Areas and Farmers Ushers in a Spring of Development
What is Internet Plus Agriculture, Rural Areas and Farmers? From a practical standpoint, rural e-commerce is an important manifestation. In recent years, rural e-commerce has flourished, boosting farmers' incomes and driving rural economic development. The rise of rural e-commerce Rural e-commerce has shown an explosive trend since 2009
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Han Changfu stresses during Hebei research tour: effectively carry out spring agricultural production
On April 8-9, Agriculture Minister Han Changfu stressed during a research tour in Hebei Province that agricultural departments at all levels must earnestly implement the spirit of the national conference on spring agricultural production and forest and grassland fire prevention, and closely focus on the main line of work of "stabilizing grain, increasing income, adjusting structure, improving quality and efficiency, and transforming the development model"
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Who is growing the grain, and how is it grown?
Editor's note: The whole year's work depends on a good start in spring. Yet how many people understand the story behind the busy spring plowing and grain production? This is a reality that cannot be ignored: agricultural production costs are rising, and the prices of major agricultural products have hit the ceiling. Under this "double squeeze," who will farm the land?
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Northeast China's spring planting about to begin, soil moisture better than last year
Our website dispatch: At present, pre-planting preparations in Northeast China are basically complete, and rice sowing is gradually getting underway. According to the Ministry of Agriculture's agricultural situation monitoring and reports from the four provinces and regions, this year all localities arranged spring plowing and pre-planting preparations early, implemented technologies early, maintained stable intentions for grain planting, had ample supplies of agricultural materials, and soil moisture
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Spring sowing gets underway in Northeast China, intended grain planting area reaches 384 million mu
At present, land preparation in Northeast China is basically complete, and rice sowing is getting underway. According to agricultural situation monitoring by the Ministry of Agriculture and feedback from Northeast China, agricultural input supplies are sufficient this year, and soil moisture conditions are favorable for spring sowing. The Ministry of Agriculture estimates that the intended grain planting area in Northeast China is 384 million mu, on par with the previous year.
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Analysis of Seed Production, Supply and Demand Trends for Spring and Summer Planting
The National Agricultural Technology Extension Service Center recently held the 2015 Spring Regular Meeting on the Production, Supply and Demand Situation Analysis of Major Crop Seeds in Changchun City, Jilin Province. The meeting analyzed this year's seed market operation dynamics, coordinated the seed production intentions for spring and summer planting crops and the current field growth of autumn and winter planting crops
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How big is the impact of a late spring cold snap on agricultural production?
Starting in April, under the influence of relatively strong cold air, a large-scale precipitation event occurred in the central and eastern regions of China, accompanied by a sharp drop in temperature from north to south. In some areas of the middle and lower reaches of the Yangtze River, an obvious "late spring cold snap" occurred. So, what caused this
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Ministry of Agriculture Deploys Work on Defending Against Late Spring Cold and Flood Disasters
Currently, wheat is at the critical stage of jointing and booting, rapeseed is podding, and early rice is being raised as seedlings and transplanted. Since April, varying degrees of frost damage and waterlogging have occurred in some areas. According to forecasts from the Central Meteorological Observatory, most northern regions will still experience temperature drops in mid-to-late April, while most southern
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City residents go to the countryside for spring plowing: how can happy farms achieve a win-win for both urban and rural areas?
The online version of Happy Farm was once all the rage, and now a real-life version of Happy Farm is quietly emerging on the outskirts of Beijing. As city residents yearn to return to rural life, many people on the Beijing outskirts have spotted this market and are rolling out leisure agriculture projects that let city dwellers go to the countryside and cultivate a "one-fen plot." However, the real
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Heavy pressure on summer corn fertilizer sales, late spring cold snap has limited impact
Focus this week: Since April, affected by cold air, some areas of our country have experienced a late spring cold snap. As to whether this affects agricultural input sales, reporters separately surveyed some grassroots markets in Hebei, Anhui, Shandong and Henan and learned that although the late spring cold snap delayed the start of this season's market,
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