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What other services can the Agricultural Bank of China provide to farmers?
"My loan is now repaid quarterly, and during the busy farming season I really can't spare the attention, so it would be great if the repayment cycle could be extended." said Mei Jun, a post-80s family farm owner in Yonghong Village, Touzao Town, Dongtai City, Jiangsu. Nie Ming, a major grain grower from Xintaizi Town, Tieling County, Tieling City, Liaoning
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The untold stories behind the potato legend
Everyone knows that the potato is an indispensable food in our lives, and now it is about to become the fourth major staple grain on Chinese dinner tables. Throughout history, the potato has won many battles and become the undisputed food of choice in certain special industries. These
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What are the difficulties and priorities in advancing new urbanization
Recently, at the "2015 China High-Level International Forum on Urbanization" co-hosted by the China Center for Urban Development, the World Economic Forum and the World Bank, the issue of granting urban residency status to rural migrant workers once again became the focus of attention from all sides. National Development and Re
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What does smart agriculture look like? See how Internet Plus agriculture gets down to earth
What smart agriculture looks like: how to plant and how to raise, all handled with one button. Farming with mobile phone navigation is truly amazing! On April 14, farmer Deng Fade of Qingshubao Village, Changyang Tujia Autonomous County, Hubei Province, stood in his own vegetable plot and showed reporters with his mobile phone that this plot belongs to which grade
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What changes have occurred in market order after the revision of the Seed Law?
The draft revision of the Seed Law deliberated this time has strengthened the protection of intellectual property rights and introduced the concept of "essentially derived varieties" to protect the lawful rights and interests of the holders of the original plant variety rights. In the market circulation link, it has also increased the penalties for illegal infringements
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Why are cotton farmers abandoning cotton? Some plots have been converted to growing trees
Right now is precisely the season for raising cotton seedlings, but, affected by the decline in cotton purchase prices, the enthusiasm of cotton farmers for planting cotton in some of the main cotton-producing areas in the middle and lower reaches of the Yangtze River has generally declined, quite a few cotton fields have been converted to other crops or left fallow, and in some fields trees have even been planted.
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What transformational challenges does rural governance face?
In the process of urbanization, the previous situation in which urban and rural areas were mutually isolated and each governed itself in a closed manner has been broken, and rural governance faces new challenges from urbanization development. Our rural governance faces four basic transformations: First, the transformation from a closed society to an open society. Second
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Grain depot corruption is not just about embezzlement and lawbreaking; the hidden story behind it is rarely known
Recently, the Qingyunbao Central Grain Depot in Kaiyuan City, Liaoning Province, and the Qianguo Baiyilaga Collection and Storage Depot in Songyuan City, Jilin Province, were exposed by CCTV for issues including passing off old grain as new grain and maliciously fraudulently claiming price-difference subsidies. Once the news broke, the national grain depots once again became the focus of public attention. The people take
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How Can Rural Community Development Highlight Countryside Characteristics
The "rural communities with countryside characteristics" referred to here are compared with urban communities. At present, the different communities in Chinese cities have formed along with the rapid development of China's social economy, and have obvious characteristics such as a large and concentrated population, strong government support, diverse residents' occupations, convenient community service facilities, a high degree of network informatization, and very little interpersonal interaction among residents.
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What exactly makes the senior professional farmer certification so advanced?
Shaanxi is a pilot province advancing new professional farmer training on a whole-province basis, and last year it confirmed 84 senior professional farmers. That looks like fewer than 100, a bit on the low side, but in reality the standard is very hard to meet. What counts as senior? There are two hard requirements: first, an agricultural college diploma
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