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Spot Checks on Key Seed Production Bases Fully Underway
On August 31, the second 2014 meeting of the National-Level Seed Base (Zhangye) Management and Coordination Leading Group was held in Zhangye City, Gansu Province, and the meeting made arrangements for the upcoming spot checks on key seed production bases. It is reported that since late August, the Seed Management Bureau of the Ministry of Agriculture
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Abolishing the agricultural household registration: these eight points must be clearly understood
Land cannot be privatized; without it, China's rural problems cannot be solved. We must also strive for equal legal treatment of the agricultural population after they move to the cities. First, abolishing peasant status is the starting point for other subsequent reforms. Without the legally defined differences in national identity, other
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How Will China's "Three Highs" Wheat Landscape Play Out?
According to the State Administration of Grain, as of August 31, grain enterprises of various types in 11 major wheat-producing areas including Henan and Shandong had purchased a cumulative total of 69.84 million tons of newly harvested wheat, an increase of 20.5 million tons over the same period last year. At this point, China's wheat has taken on a "three highs" pattern of high prices, high purchase volumes, and high inventory levels.
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China's agricultural insurance covers more than 1.1 billion mu of crops
At the agricultural insurance seminar held on September 10, the "China Agricultural Insurance Market Demand Survey Report" was officially released. The report shows that from 2007 to 2013, the area of major crops covered by China's agricultural insurance increased from 230 million mu to 1.106 billion mu, providing cumulative risk protection
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How Can Chinese Livestock Enterprises Act Under the Grand Innovation Landscape?
From September 10 to September 12, the eighth Summer Davos Forum was held in Tianjin, with more than 1,600 guests from 90 countries and regions around the world attending. At this forum, regarded as the most authoritative interpretation of China's annual mid-year economic summary and the next step in policy measures, the State Council
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How will soybeans be sold from now on? Understanding agricultural product target price reform in one article
Right now, the soybean harvest period is about to begin in Northeast China, and farmers are calculating whether this year's soybeans can fetch a good price, which is also a matter of great concern to local officials. Farmers already know that this year the state abolished the temporary purchase and storage policy and will no longer purchase at the market-support price of previous years.
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How to Understand Innovation in China's Land Contract System
Currently, China's land contract system reform is moving forward. The registration and certification of land contract management rights, long-term stability, transfer, scaled operation, and industrial and commercial capital entering agriculture, among other things, have attracted much attention from society and academia. Regarding the future direction of
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Bumper Grape Harvest Meets Weak Demand, Sales Under Pressure in Many Parts of the Country
Autumn has arrived, and all across the country it is the good season when grape varieties come onto the market one after another to treat people's taste buds. At this time of year in the past two years, grape growers would smile from ear to ear because of both a bumper harvest and good sales. This year, however, the nationwide grape market has
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Blueberries command a high price: why do premium fruits sell for so much
In recent years, blueberries have been selling well in the market under the label of being "high-end and upscale," and titles such as being rich in antioxidants and vitamins have also made them command a high price. However, experts point out that although blueberries are a good fruit, this does not match their price. Yun, PhD in Food Engineering from Purdue University in the United States
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Nine Major Trends of the New Land Reform in the Context of Urbanization
Every successive land reform has had a significant and far-reaching impact on China. The "new land reform" can be said to be difficult to understand and equally difficult to carry out. The existing land system has already formed a self-circulating, self-reinforcing pattern of interests and development inertia. Breaking this cycle is by no means the work of a single day. It requires both
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