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When agricultural products repeatedly suffer from unsellable surpluses, how can this be brought to an end?
In June this year, nectarines from Zhuyu Town, Zhouzhi County, Shaanxi Province, became unsellable, and the fruit farmers, left with no other option, dumped some of the damaged nectarines into the river at the entrance to the village. Coincidentally, in April, open-field scallions grown in the Moxi Community of Qianxian County, Xianyang City, suffered unsellable surpluses to varying degrees.
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The Truth Behind the Fake Pitaya "Unsalable" Crisis: Three Ways to Tell Real from Fake
After grabbing the attention of countless Chinese people in early July, the "unsalable" pitaya in Foshan, Guangdong was still confirmed by the public to be fake news. In this "crying wolf" incident involving agricultural products, those hurt were not only outsiders concerned about China's agriculture, rural areas and farmers, but also the fruit growers caught in the whirlpool of the fake "unsalable" story
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China's food security needs to be examined from a new perspective
Food security is a matter of paramount importance in governance. As a large country with a population of more than 1.3 billion, the Party and the government have always attached great importance to food work and have put forward a new food security strategy of "relying mainly on ourselves, basing ourselves on domestic production, ensuring production capacity, importing appropriately, and supporting with science and technology"
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What are the real problems in the agricultural inputs market? An in-depth interpretation from the internet perspective
E-commerce represents a challenge of conceptual innovation for traditional agricultural input enterprises, a challenge of market transformation, and an unprecedented opportunity. In particular, the mobile internet is rapidly changing the life and production methods in China's rural areas at a speed we cannot imagine
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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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Why can't the agricultural product processing industry be separated from the fields?
The agricultural product processing industry is connected to the fields at one end and reaches toward the consumer market at the other. This characteristic of linking primary, secondary and tertiary industries determines the special importance of the agricultural product processing industry to agricultural regions. To some extent, it is an important lever for accelerating the transformational development of agricultural regions and the integrated development of primary, secondary and tertiary
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Seed industry innovation should be advanced in multiple aspects, from multiple angles, and at multiple levels
When innovation is mentioned, it always brings to mind a wealth of positive energy. Speaking in general terms, no one would express disapproval of innovation; yet when it comes to specific innovative events or issues, due to ingrained ways of thinking, traditional habits of doing things, and the entanglement of vested interests
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20 Million Yuan in Grain Payments Misappropriated from Sinograin: Who Smashed the Golden Signboard?
Recently, news that Sinograin issued IOUs and owed 20 million yuan in grain payments to over a thousand farming households in Dingyuan County, Anhui, has drawn widespread attention. Beyond the public shock, a series of doubts about Sinograin, the "national granary," have followed: why did the grain payment funds, which are specially appropriated, end up in arrears?
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The transformation from traditional farming to modern agriculture
Yu Jianbin, who is over fifty years old and has visited the provincial capital only once or twice, would never have expected that after moving out of the mountains of Shanyang County, not only would his life improve, but his own homemade dried noodles could also be sold thousands of miles away. This year, through the county's e-commerce platform for agricultural products,
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Damage from corn pests and diseases is on the rise in China
In recent years, China's corn planting area has steadily increased. In 2014, China's corn planting area reached 553 million mu, making it the grain crop with the largest planting area in China. With the adjustment of planting structure, changes in cultivation techniques, and the replacement of new varieties, China's corn pests
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