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Eleventh Consecutive Grain Increase May Involve Deception, Technological Yield Gains Increasingly Difficult
The National Bureau of Statistics issued a notice on December 4, stating that the national total grain output in 2014 reached 607.099 million tons, an increase of 5.16 million tons over 2013. China's total grain output achieved an eleventh consecutive increase. Another grain increase should be good news. However, as soon as the news came out, it triggered numerous doubts.
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Soil pollution is becoming increasingly prominent, and pollution prevention and control brook no delay
Editor's Note In recent years, the problem of soil pollution in China has become increasingly prominent, and food safety incidents caused by it have occurred from time to time, making soil pollution prevention and control brook no delay. Some readers said in letters that for soil pollution treatment, source control is the key, and at the same time related laws and regulations should be improved and perfected as soon as possible
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China will carry out research on green yield-increasing models to promote sustainable agricultural development
In recent years, the pressure on China's agricultural ecological environment has been steadily increasing. Bi Meijia, Chief Economist and Press Spokesperson of the Ministry of Agriculture, said on the 5th that China will carry out research on green yield-increasing models, striving to achieve a sustainable national food security strategy. Bi Meijia was speaking at a new press conference of the State Council
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Research on the Problems and Countermeasures of Increasing Farmers' Income in Ecological Conservation Areas
Miyun County is located in the mountainous area of northern Beijing. It is an important drinking water source and ecological conservation development area for Beijing, with abundant natural resources and a beautiful ecological environment. It has long been known as the capital's back garden and is a key region for ensuring the sustainable economic and social development of Beijing. However, influenced by traditional
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Guangdong's Winter Planting Breaks New Ground: Stabilizing Grain, Boosting Income, Ensuring Supply
The Start of Winter has passed, and all parts of the province have successively entered the busy winter planting season. Walking through the fields, the atmosphere of rural winter planting is very strong. In Meizhou, farmers are busy in agricultural supply stores selecting seeds and seedlings, fertilizers and pesticides and other production materials; in Shaoguan, sprinkler irrigation systems are watering continuous
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The hollowing-out of rural areas is becoming increasingly prominent, and the reasons deserve deep reflection
The State Council Information Office recently held a press conference, where Ni Hong, spokesperson for the Ministry of Housing and Urban-Rural Development, and Zhao Hui, director of the Village and Town Department, presented information on the traditional dwelling survey and traditional village protection. Zhao Hui stated that the phenomenon of traditional villages disappearing does exist, and protection efforts have beg
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Transfer payments should focus on increasing farmers' participation
Currently, the state's annual transfer payments to rural areas have reached a scale of one trillion yuan. Starting from the abolition of the agricultural tax in 2006, in less than ten years, not only are farmers no longer required to pay taxes and fees, but there are also large-scale transfer payments. The magnitude of the change is unbelievable. Before the abolition of the agricultural tax,
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As China grows richer, food waste becomes more serious, drawing foreign media attention
An October 15 article on the editorial website of Bloomberg News of the United States, original title: China needs cleaner plates. The next time you dump leftovers into the trash, stop and think about China. From 2010 to 2012, 11.5% of mainland Chinese were malnourished, but Chinese people still waste more food each year than Americans.
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Reducing grain loss equals increasing production, and the potential for saving grain is enormous
In recent years, China has continuously raised its overall grain production capacity through various measures, achieving bumper harvests year after year. However, post-harvest grain loss and waste in China is enormous, with annual grain waste approaching 6% of total annual output, which has become a negative factor that cannot be ignored in safeguarding food security.
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Research on Integrated Technology Model for Increasing Rice Yield and Efficiency by the Chinese Academy of Agricultural Sciences Achieves Results
Website news. Recently, at the on-site demonstration meeting for integrated technology of double-season late rice hosted by the Chinese Academy of Agricultural Sciences, 7 key technologies for double-season late rice production from variety selection, seedling raising, and field management to harvest were showcased, and the attending leaders and experts highly praised the encouraging results achieved in the integrated research on yield-increasing and efficiency-enhancing technologies.
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