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What do grain business entities hope for? Listen to their voices
Recently, the "Hundred Villages, Ten Thousand Households" Hebei survey team held a discussion with 15 large grain growers, family farms, farmer professional cooperatives, agricultural enterprises and other large-scale grain business entities in Sijiazhuang Town, Luquan District, Shijiazhuang City. Everyone shared some of their own experiences and thoughts.
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What are the reasons why part-time farming promotes urbanization?
The part-work part-farming model refers to a family reproduction and economic reproduction model based on the intergenerational division of labor, in which the offspring go out to work and the parents farm at home. It is so far the main livelihood method of rural families in general agricultural areas, and the part-work part-farming model is an institutional arrangement with Chinese characteristics.
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What to Do When Agricultural Products Don't Sell? E-commerce Helps Resolve Sales Difficulties
The rural market, with its diverse consumer demand and enormous potential, has long been regarded as the blue ocean for Chinese e-commerce. The problem of unsalable agricultural products is a longstanding issue, mainly due to farmers' excessively high expectations for agricultural product prices, combined with the lagging development level of local rural e-commerce and farmers' lack of knowledge about selling agricultural products online.
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What are the development paths for modern mountain efficient agriculture?
The complexity of Guizhou's landform types and the particularity of its ecological environment determine the regional characteristics of abundant and high-quality agricultural resources. Looking ahead 5-10 years, mountain agriculture development has phased room for growth and considerable potential for enriching the people, and is an important vehicle for Guizhou's strategy of enriching the people.
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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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What to Do When Fruit Won't Sell? Internet Thinking Helps You Open Up Sales Channels
Right now is the peak season for fruit to hit the market in large quantities, yet in many places fruit is going unsold. Some people think it's because sales channels are blocked, while others feel the quality of the products themselves isn't solid enough. Looking at the news from the past few days, you'll find that recently things like the crisp pears of Qianxian, Shaanxi, and the Red Fuji apples of Yuncheng, Shanxi, haven't been selling well, and corn in Dongfang, Hainan province has also seen unsold stock.
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What are the new functions of modern agricultural industries? A detailed explanation of the agricultural real estate function
When it comes to agriculture, people's understanding no longer stops at simple farming, sowing and harvesting, and agricultural activities are no longer just simple physical labor. The functions of the agricultural industry are becoming more and more numerous; leisure, ecology, culture, creativity and experience combine traditional agriculture with other industries, achieving effective quality improvement and efficiency gains in agriculture.
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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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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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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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