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The Poverty Alleviation Paradox: The Government Pours in Money, but Farmers Sink Deeper into Losses
In a certain area in western China, a rabbit-breeding craze once sprang up to help people escape poverty. The government pooled funds of various kinds to support it, and at its peak the rabbit population approached 400,000. But market conditions changed drastically, and in just 5 years the industry scale shrank to fewer than 70,000 rabbits. Many farming
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Fine, sunny weather in many parts of northern China helps speed up wheat harvest progress
The wheat harvest has advanced from the southwest northward to northern Henan and southern Shandong. More than 45% of the national winter wheat has been harvested, and winter wheat in northern China is at the peak of harvest. From June 5-8, most of the northern wheat harvest areas had fine weather conducive to winter wheat maturation, harvest and drying; most of the winter wheat areas in northwest and north China had suitable water and heat conditions, conducive to winter wheat grain filling.
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The greater the amount of cultivated land, the more it helps to enhance agricultural competitiveness
The greater the amount of cultivated land, the better the conditions for raising China's agricultural competitiveness, and the easier it is for farmers to specialize. The most effective way to protect cultivated land is not to rely on administrative orders, but to let market mechanisms play a greater regulatory role. Recently, national leaders emphatically stressed
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Land Transfer Cannot Be Forced to Grow by Pulling Up Seedlings: Agricultural Transformation Requires Steady Progress
At present, China's agriculture is in a critical period of accelerated transformation. Whether traditional agriculture can smoothly achieve the leap to modern agriculture depends to a large extent on whether the process of land transfer and appropriately scaled management can advance steadily and in an orderly manner. With the successive introduction of policies to accelerate land transfer
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Qingdao Promotes Bumblebee Pollination Technology to Boost High Yields of Tomatoes and Other Crops
As the depths of winter set in, tomatoes and strawberries in some of the city's solar greenhouses have begun to flower and set fruit. Recently, the Municipal Agricultural Technology Station held an on-site demonstration meeting on bumblebee pollination for greenhouse vegetables in Jimo to promote this technology. It is understood that using bumblebees to pollinate greenhouse vegetables is a low-
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Intercropping Peas After Tobacco in Yongde, Yunnan Helps Farmers Increase Income
To accelerate the adjustment of the planting structure, improve the utilization rate of small spring land, and increase farmers' income, Wumulong Township has fully tapped the land resources after tobacco harvest, carried out scientific planning and rational layout, taken increasing farmers' income as the starting point, and actively explored the scientific planting of peas after tobacco. At present, the whole
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How do cherry tomatoes keep warm? Agricultural experts visit the base to guide burning wood in greenhouses for warmth
Continuous rainy, humid and cold wave weather has severely affected the "Hongxiu" cherry tomatoes at the fruit and vegetable base of Lyugongfang Agricultural Company in Anxia Village, Qibu Town, Luoyuan County. On January 23, reporters saw in the base's smart greenhouse that the 12 mu of cherry tomatoes were frozen beyond recognition, with many leaves
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Greenhouse cucumbers in Niuji Town, Qiaocheng District, Anhui, help farmers get rich
Recently, at the greenhouse vegetable planting base in Jianglou Ethnic Village, Niuji Town, Qiaocheng District, reporters saw that the cucumber vines in the greenhouse were growing vigorously, and each crisp green cucumber, with its flower still attached and tiny spines on its skin, looked mouth-wateringly fresh. Vegetable farmer Yang Yuxin was harvesting cucumbers in the greenhouse. According to
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Internet Plus Helps Modern Agriculture Achieve Leapfrog Development
Internet Plus is a fusion of something new with traditional industry; Internet Plus agriculture is a brand-new transformation; in the context of the Internet, the cultivation and support of a group of new farmers who understand both the Internet and agriculture should be accelerated. At the recently held 19th China (Langfang) Agri
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Why Rose Prices Swing Wildly: Growers Give Up Harvesting in Despair
"Someone got so furious that they drove an excavator into the rose field." Li Zhenhai, a villager from Xiaodoushan Village, Bajie Street, Anning City, Yunnan Province, told astonished reporters. During the recent edible rose harvest season, flower growers had a bumper crop but no bumper income. Prices fell from more than 30 yuan per kilogram
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