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China's 2015 summer grain procurement progressed smoothly
The reporter learned from the State Administration of Grain on the 9th that this year China's summer grain procurement progressed smoothly. As of September 30, 11 major producing areas including Hebei had purchased a cumulative total of 132.6 billion jin of wheat, and 8 major producing areas including Jiangxi had purchased a cumulative total of 15.9 billion jin of early indica rice. The reporter at the State Administration of Grain's news briefing held on the 9th
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Want to give livestock an ID card? It's worth learning about
Starting from October 1, the Animal Husbandry and Veterinary Bureau of Deqing County, Zhejiang Province, began working to attach second-generation ear tags to all pigs on hand; without a second-generation ear tag, a quarantine certificate cannot be obtained, which also means the pigs cannot leave the farm, be transported, or be slaughtered and processed. It is understood that the second-generation ear tags distributed to pigs this time in Deqing County, Zhejiang Province
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Why must agricultural product e-commerce start over from scratch?
Recently, several pieces of information about e-commerce have intertwined, prompting me to rethink agricultural product e-commerce. The first piece of information: recently many media outlets have been reprinting stories about how great American fresh food e-commerce is. After taking a look, it turns out that American e-commerce is strong in its supply chain, not only
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Heavily polluted land should be excluded from the permanent basic farmland designation
This newspaper, Beijing, October 14 dispatch, reporter Qie Jianrong: Regarding a suggestion raised by a National People's Congress deputy to accelerate the adjustment of the land use nature of severely polluted cultivated land, the Ministry of Land and Resources disclosed that it has already issued a reply. In the reply, the Ministry of Land and Resources proposed that cultivated land that is severely polluted and cannot be remediated should be excluded from permanent basic farmland.
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How to break the monopoly of a single crop in the planting structure
From growing grain as the main crop to growing high-value fruit - planting raspberries multiplied income several times over "If you are not afraid of thorns, you can also pick raspberries, like small coral beads gathered into small balls, both sour and sweet, better in color and taste than mulberries by far." In Lu Xun's essay "From the Hundred Plants
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Approval Authority for Cotton Processing Line Quotas Delegated from Three Departments to Local Governments
The National Development and Reform Commission, the State Administration for Industry and Commerce and the General Administration of Quality Supervision, Inspection and Quarantine issued a notice on October 15. In accordance with the State Council's requirements on streamlining administration, delegating power, reducing prior approval and strengthening ongoing and post-event supervision, and after study, it was decided that starting this year the approval authority for the total quota of cotton processing production lines
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How Can Agriculture in Mountainous Areas Develop? Lessons and Insights from Home and Abroad
China is a country of many mountains, with mountainous areas accounting for nearly 70% of the national land area. How exactly should agriculture in mountainous areas (especially poor inland regions) develop? Carefully studying and summarizing the successful experiences of agricultural development in mountainous areas at home and abroad, especially in areas surrounding China, has
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Future food may come from high-tech agriculture
To feed the 7 billion people on Earth, we have already cultivated 40% of the planet's land, and by 2050 the world population is expected to reach 9.6 billion. Data from the UN Food and Agriculture Organization shows that to avoid widespread malnutrition, food production needs to increase by 70%. But there is now little
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How long until vegetables go direct from field to table?
In recent years, farmers' cooperatives in some cities have opened direct-sales stores in communities to sell vegetables, so that the vegetables grown by farmers go straight from the fields to the dining tables of city residents. This should be a good thing that benefits both residents and farmers, but many vegetable direct-sales stores are losing money. Why
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Corn procurement and storage price falls 10% from last year, the dilemma of cheap grain hurting farmers awaits resolution
"When sowing, we hoped for a good harvest, but after the autumn harvest, we often fear that grain prices won't rise and we won't get a good price, wasting a whole year's work." A farmer in Rizhao, Shandong, told the China Industry and Economy News reporter.
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