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Three Prongs Needed for Internet Plus Rural Development
Recently, Premier Li Keqiang of the State Council convened an executive meeting of the State Council to specifically discuss how to accelerate the development of rural e-commerce. The meeting produced three resolutions: to improve the compensation mechanism for universal broadband and telecommunications services in rural and remote areas to narrow the urban-rural digital divide; to deploy accelerated development of rural e-commerce, boosting new business forms to spur consumption and benefit the people; and to determine measures to promote the development of the express delivery industry and cultivate new growth points in modern services.
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How the grain industry can achieve transformation and upgrading through the internet
The internet lets farmers plant grain with peace of mind. Only by doing a good job in grain purchase and storage and ensuring that every grain farmers grow is brought into storage can farmers' enthusiasm for growing grain be mobilized and farmers' incomes be increased. Only then can farmers plant grain with peace of mind. Using modern information technology to automatically collect data,
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Internet Plus grain faces triple security risks
Our main business right now is visiting large grain enterprises, hoping to attract these enterprises to register as members on our website and conduct raw grain transactions through the Internet. As long as we can gain a small share of the massive grain trade, the future development of the enterprise
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How Can Internet Plus Agriculture Dance in the Wind
Now, besides our own fields, our family has contracted some additional land and grows safe, pollution-free red beans, corn, and so on. Anyway, there is no worry about selling them, and my parents are very happy doing it. Xiao Chu, a young woman from Anhui who works in Beijing, told the Science and Technology Daily reporter that she never
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How can the internet raise the level of high-efficiency eco-agriculture?
The four characteristics of high-efficiency eco-agriculture are the "four mores," namely greater economic benefit, less resource consumption, lower environmental pollution, and more employment of labor. It is both a fundamental transformation of the extensive growth
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Internet Plus agriculture does not work simply by adding the two together
Agricultural and grain conditions vary widely across our country, and only a minority of places in certain fields can achieve informatized application; therefore, it is unwise to impose a one-size-fits-all approach, and unwise to blindly "+ the Internet." A true "Internet Plus agriculture" must properly handle the relationship between government and market, and the pragmatic step at present
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How "Internet Plus" Is Changing the Model of China's Agricultural Industry Chain
Scattered farming by millions of households and the difficulty of supervising the quality and safety of agricultural products were once stubborn problems that were hard to crack in China's agricultural transformation. However, the group of "online farmers" - the link between small farmers and the big market - has unexpectedly begun to break through the problem. Yunyang Yunshan Agricultural Development Co., Ltd. of Yunyang County, Chongqing
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How Can Internet Plus Agriculture Development Be Tailored to Fit
Recently, in Rongchang District, Chongqing, representatives attending the 2015 Internet Plus Agriculture Strategic Trends Summit (referred to as the Summit), including leaders of agricultural specialty e-commerce companies, agricultural enterprises, informatization experts, new farmers engaged in e-commerce operations, and grassroots rural cadre representatives, not only studied why Rongchang
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Agricultural e-commerce suffers widespread losses, yet internet giants remain optimistic
Recently, the agriculture-related e-commerce company Yimutian has frequently been thrust into the spotlight of public opinion due to news such as "data too good to be true, accused of falsification." A report claims that among the thousands of agricultural product e-commerce companies nationwide, 95% are operating at a loss, which has triggered public doubts about agriculture-related e-commerce. However, major internet
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How can traditional agricultural enterprises get on the internet express train to seek development
Not tall in stature and dark-skinned, Xu Jinyong gained a romantic nickname last year, "Rose Prince." He was 6th in last year's China Youth Agricultural Industry Entrepreneurship and Wealth Creation Competition, and he also owns over a hundred mu of rose plantation. This year, as an outstanding representative of agricultural entrepreneurship,
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