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How can leisure agriculture break boundaries and achieve cross-sector cooperation?
Leisure agriculture is an instinctive, wise and inevitable journey of umbilical blood root-seeking, a behavior of self-adjustment and a cycle of supply-demand misalignment after humanity moved from an agricultural society into an industrial society and an information society. In today's society, the world is flat and relationships are broad. On the premise that the marketing of a single specific product (point) follows the law of diminishing marginal returns, the industrial operation chain (line) can trace back to the upper end and extend to the lower end, the industrial sector circle (plane) can unite horizontally and link vertically, and the industrial complex can circulate internally and integrate externally. This is the theoretical foundation of boundless leisure agriculture.
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Agricultural investment must only increase, never decrease, even when finances are tight
The Central Rural Work Conference proposed that the intensity of agricultural policy and funding investment must be increased. No matter how tight the financial resources, it is necessary to ensure that agricultural investment only increases and never decreases, to coordinate and integrate agriculture-related funds, to innovate agricultural investment and financing mechanisms, and to improve the financial system supporting agriculture. This not only reflects
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Smuggling of agricultural products: ever-changing tricks, endless devious schemes
In the small hours, in Tansan Village, Naliang Town, Fangchenggang City, Guangxi, on the China-Vietnam border, 30-year-old Tang Moumou was arrested at home by customs anti-smuggling police. He is suspected of smuggling Vietnamese rice into the country from a non-designated crossing point by way of "guaranteed cargo." And far to the north, in the coastal city of Dalian,
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All major breeding counties must establish professional harmless treatment facilities
The Ministry of Agriculture, the National Development and Reform Commission, the Ministry of Public Security, the Ministry of Finance, and the China Insurance Regulatory Commission jointly held a teleconference today on the mechanism for the harmless treatment of dead livestock and poultry. The meeting required that all regions fully advance the development of the harmless treatment mechanism for dead livestock and poultry, and strive to ensure that dead livestock and poultry basically achieve harmless treatment, fundamentally solving the problem of arbitrarily discarding dead livestock and poultry.
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Harmless disposal of dead and diseased livestock and poultry must be basically achieved
On November 25, the Ministry of Agriculture, the National Development and Reform Commission, the Ministry of Public Security, the Ministry of Finance, and the China Insurance Regulatory Commission jointly held a teleconference on implementing the Opinions of the General Office of the State Council on Establishing a Harmless Disposal Mechanism for Dead and Diseased Livestock and Poultry, comprehensively
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China has less than 9% of the world's arable land, yet consumes one third of the world's chemical fertilizers
China's arable land accounts for 8%-9% of the world's arable land area, yet every year it consumes 35% of the world's nitrogen fertilizer. The abuse of chemical fertilizers not only leaves nitrogen oxide residues in agricultural products and degrades the ecology, but also directly worsens air and water pollution, and is one of the main sources of smog pollution. Legislation is urgently needed
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China has less than 9% of the world's arable land, yet uses one third of the world's chemical fertilizers
Guangzhou Daily News (Reporter Liao Jingwen, Correspondents Mo Danni and Chen Chengyue) China's arable land accounts for 8%-9% of the world's arable land area, but each year it consumes 35% of the world's nitrogen fertilizer. The abuse of chemical fertilizers not only leaves nitrogen oxide residues in agricultural products and degrades the ecology, but also directly worsens air and water
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Farming is a subject with no end to learning
In the autumn of 2014, the grain harvest season. In Dongfeng Village, Yilong Town, Yi'an County, the old farmer Li Dajun and his son Li Sheng, when harvesting corn of the same area, the same variety and the same cultivation method, got different yields. One yielded less than 600 kg per mu, while the other yielded more than 80
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Leisure agriculture development should occupy less arable land and highlight rural characteristics
Leisure agriculture development should work hard on new, special, unique and excellent aspects. On the premise of highlighting farmers' principal role, explore and establish a multi-party participation and mutually beneficial win-win mechanism. Prioritize the development of leisure agriculture types that do not occupy arable land according to local conditions. China's various leisure agriculture operators
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The Sighs of Landless Farmers: Where Are the Livelihood Options?
When farmers lose their land, they lose the basic foundation on which their ancestors relied for survival for generations, lose the arena in which their traditional livelihood skills could be put to use, shatter the rice bowl of their descendants, disrupt the familiar environment in which clans had lived together for generations, sever the traditional bloodline of rural culture,
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