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When will the rice market emerge from its "cold winter"?
According to China Grain Network, after entering June, temperatures have been rising continuously, and domestic rice sales have slowed down noticeably. What follows is a decline in daily processing volume at factories and an increasing number of facilities shutting down for maintenance. Moreover, most factories say that rice processing profits have long since hit bottom or are in a loss-making state.
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When will the rice market emerge from the cold winter? Market sluggish amid sweltering heat
After entering June, temperatures kept rising, and domestic rice sales slowed noticeably. What followed was a decline in daily processing volume at factories and an increasing number of shutdowns for maintenance. Moreover, most factories said that for a long time, rice processing profits had already hit bottom or were in
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Geographical indication agricultural products caught in the dilemma of hot applications, cold use, and poor results
Jinci rice, Jiaocheng jun jujube, Ruicheng Sichuan pepper, Guxian walnut, Youyu mutton. Statistics from the Shanxi Provincial Department of Agriculture show that Shanxi now has 98 agricultural products certified with the Ministry of Agriculture's geographical indication for agricultural products, ranking third nationwide. The geographical indication for agricultural products is both a
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Cucumber harvest halved due to cold wave and snowfall
Recently, citizens entering farmers' markets have clearly felt that vegetable prices keep rising. A few days ago, the reporter came to the vegetable greenhouse area of Shiziyuan Village, Dongjia Town, Licheng District. Vegetable farmer Wang Yuanhua told the reporter that the drop in temperature leading to reduced vegetable production is the main reason. The reporter followed Wang Yuanhua into the greenhouse where cucumbers are grown.
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Cold Snap Arrives: Shanghai Cabbage and Bok Choy Prices Double, Vegetable Supply Ample
The cold snap has put Shanghai's vegetable supply to the test. Eastday reporters have learned that vegetable supply on the market is currently ample, though prices have risen somewhat. Leafy greens showed the most obvious price increases, with napa cabbage rising from around one yuan per jin to over 3 yuan.
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Winter melons move into new greenhouse homes, young seedlings move into tents
The arrival of the strongest cold wave has not only brought much inconvenience to citizens' daily lives, but has also had a considerable impact on the growth of crops. Recently, reporters visiting Huiyang District, Huidong County, and Boluo County saw villagers taking anti-freeze measures to protect crops from the cold. In Lianghua Town, Huidong County, vegetable
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Rural e-commerce development has overheated; it is time to pour some cold water on it
Right now, China's rural e-commerce Great Leap Forward movement is surging forward like a raging fire! From the premier to the village chief, all levels are talking about e-commerce and pushing e-commerce. A massive amount of fiscal resources is being poured into it. Almost every county and city is building an e-commerce industrial park, and every village is planning to build an e-
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What are the reasons urbanization has cooled down?
Rural areas should not copy the model of big cities, especially some small towns. Only by letting residents build houses on their own land can there be individuality, and only on that basis can service industries develop, can there be vitality and energy, and can people see the mountains, gaze upon the water, and remember their nostalgic ties.
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Xuyi crayfish spent heavily on anti-counterfeiting but met with a cold reception and was squeezed out of the market
The Jiangsu Xuyi Crayfish Association, which claims that 90 percent of the "Xuyi crayfish" sold in Shanghai are counterfeit, last year sued two Shanghai catering businesses in court on grounds of infringing its exclusive trademark rights, with one of them facing a claim of more than 210,000 yuan. The association's anti-counterfeiting efforts in Shanghai have lasted more than ten
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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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