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Large-scale cooling and precipitation in winter wheat regions benefit safe overwintering of winter wheat
This website news: Affected by a relatively strong cold air mass, since January 24, the central and eastern regions of China have experienced the largest-scale cooling and rain-snow weather process since the beginning of winter. This cooling and precipitation process is beneficial for increasing soil moisture in winter wheat regions, alleviating insufficient surface soil moisture in some wheat fields, and enhancing the cold resistance of winter wheat
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Three Major Staple Crops Produce Large Amounts of Straw, but Low Utilization Rate Holds Things Back
China is a major agricultural production country with a long history of farming. As the scale of agricultural production has continued to expand, large amounts of concentrated straw have been produced, with annual crop straw output reaching 6.5×108 tons. According to statistics, the proportion of national straw returned to fields and fed to livestock and returned to fields as manure is about
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The 7th National Vegetable Large-Scale Efficient Seedling Technology Experience Exchange Conference Held
Report from this website: On November 19, the 7th National Vegetable Large-Scale Efficient Seedling Technology Experience Exchange Conference and the Founding Conference of the Seedling Branch of the China Vegetable Association were held in Shouguang, Shandong. China is the world's largest vegetable producer and consumer, and vegetable production is an important source of farmers' income
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Growing Grain Can Be Profitable Too: A Large-Scale Grain Farmer Shares His Tips for Boosting Income
Everyone says growing grain does not make money, but last year I made a net profit of five or six hundred yuan per mu! Taking stock of the harvest at year's end, Yu Jialong, the only national-level large-scale grain farmer in Suqian City, Jiangsu Province last year, was beaming with joy. Yu Jialong is 45 years old and lives in Nandatan Village, Gaodu Town, Siyang County, Jiangsu Province. Growing grain
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Sparassis crispa is expected to achieve large-scale production and promotion in China
Sparassis crispa not only has extremely high medicinal value, but also quite high edible value, and is also known as the "King of Ten Thousand Mushrooms." In China, only a small amount of Sparassis crispa is distributed in Heilongjiang, Jilin, Tibet, Yunnan, Fujian and other places. Abroad, it is also distributed in Japan, South Korea, the United States, Canada,
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More policy support is the common wish of large-scale grain farmers
As the footsteps of the Year of the Sheep drew nearer, Xu Jiaxiang, a large-scale grain farmer from across the country, grew more and more excited, as one piece of good news after another filled him with expectations for the new year. Born in 1963, Xu Jiaxiang is a farmer from Group 5, Maoling Village, Anshan Street, Jiangxia District, Wuhan City, Hubei Province. More than 10 years
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How cultivated land is concentrated toward large grain-growing households and other operating entities
International experience shows that a country's focus of attention and policy goals regarding food security will be continuously adjusted along with changes in its own economic development and the international environment. The Central Rural Work Conference held in December 2013 proposed implementing a national food security strategy based on self-reliance, domestic footing, ensuring production capacity, moderate imports, and technological support, so as to ensure basic self-sufficiency in grains and absolute security of staple food rations.
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Growing urgency for intelligent large combine harvesters
In the development of China's combine harvesters toward large-scale, high-efficiency, multi-functional and intelligent control, there is a lack of intelligent technologies such as increased feed rate, adaptability to multiple crops, and automatic regulation of operation quality. The National 863 Program "
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China's rural land system has become largely settled
Recently I returned to my hometown. My aging parents said the family's contracted land has already been given to a distant grandson to cultivate, at 500 yuan per mu per year. This amounts to collecting rent. As for the family's land, besides my parents' share, the share belonging to my married-out younger sister has also been kept, and back when I was studying, during the second round of land contracting, according to regulations I too enjoyed contracting rights, but later after I started working there happened to be a policy shift of "no increase for births, no decrease for deaths," so the contracted land was not adjusted, and thus our family's land is relatively more, several mu. There are already quite a few households like ours that cannot cultivate all their farmland and transfer it to relatives or neighbors to plant; since they are all acquaintances, no contract is signed, and the amount paid is not fixed, just roughly agreed. But market rates do exist, and currently the minimum is 600 yuan per mu (per year).
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Why are GM soybeans imported in such large quantities? The shortfall would require 400 million more mu of farmland
Recently, the Science Popularization Department of the China Association for Science and Technology and the Office of the Inter-Ministerial Joint Conference on the Safety Management of Agricultural Genetically Modified Organisms jointly organized experts to compile a booklet titled "Scientific Interpretation of Hot Topics of Public Concern," which provides detailed answers on hot topics of public concern such as GM organisms, PX projects, food safety, and nuclear
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