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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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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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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 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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Ten Thousand Mu of Wheat Harvested and Stored in One Day: Big Data Gives the Farm a Big Hand
The ten thousand mu of wheat at Deqiang Farm in Lingcheng District, Dezhou City, Shandong Province, was all harvested and safely stored in just one day. Regarding this massive wheat harvest "battle," farm general manager Feng Shuqiang remarked with emotion: "It was big data that gave me a big hand!" At Deqiang Farm, the application of the Internet of Things and big data makes it resemble a factory even more.
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How does the beekeeping industry help farmers increase their income?
Editor's note: The beekeeping industry occupies a relatively important position in our national economy. It not only provides society with abundant bee products, but can also help farmers increase their income and become prosperous. At present, China raises about 6.5 million bee colonies, with an annual output of nearly 200,000 tons of honey, 1,500 tons of royal jelly, and 1,100 tons of pollen, all ranking first in the world's beekeeping industry. Honey and royal jelly are China's traditional export commodities. Annual honey exports exceed 100,000 tons, and royal jelly exceeds 900 tons, with export volumes ranking first in the world. Bee product exports earn more than 80 million US dollars in foreign exchange.
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Internet Plus Helps Agriculture Modernization Take Off
Right now, during the critical period of rice growth, at the intelligent rice production demonstration park in Fujin City, Heilongjiang Province, technician Zhang Guoqin gently clicked the mouse, and a scene appeared on the computer screen: rice seedlings danced in waves, and the canal beside the paddy field left glistening
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Agricultural product price reform helps eliminate subsidy dependence
The overall approach of agricultural product price reform is to promote the gradual shift of policies such as temporary state purchasing and storage toward a target price system for agricultural products. The state no longer directly enters the market to purchase, allowing price formation to truly reflect market supply and demand, while the government protects farmers' interests through methods such as out-of-price subsidies.
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E-commerce Reaches Villages and Households, Helping Farm Produce Head to the City by the Truckload
In Nong'an County of Jilin Province, a major national grain-producing county, the "Internet Plus rural" model is stirring up ripples, and more and more farmers are sharing in the dividends brought by the added value of agricultural products through a mouse and a mobile phone. E-commerce platforms reach villages and households, ingeniously solving the rural dilemma of buying and selling. Not long ago, farmer Wei Zhi
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After a Grain Harvest Disaster, Who Will Ease the Farmers' Worries?
When people are diligent, heaven helps, and joy overflows through the skylight; when people are diligent but meet natural disaster, there is nowhere to pour out their grief. From ancient times to the present, "relying on heaven for the harvest" seems to be an insurmountable obstacle for grain farmers. Even in today's highly developed science and technology, people still cannot escape the harassment of natural disasters. In our country
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