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Handan's vegetable industry is showing encouraging development momentum
[ Lead-in China Vegetable Network ] In the depths of winter, the reporter came to Yongnian County's ten-thousand-mu arched shed production base, where vegetable greenhouses stood neatly arranged, stretching out of sight. Opening a greenhouse at random, rows of fennel seedlings were a lovely green. During the 12th Five-Year Plan period, our city's
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Busy winter potato planting in Yilong Town, Shiping, Yunnan
On the eve of the Winter Solstice, the villagers' committees of Doudiwan, Gaojiawan, and Xiaoshui in Yilong Town by Yilong Lake in Shiping County seized the farming season to rush-plant winter potatoes. In recent days, the weather at Yilong Lake has been clear and sunny, making it an ideal time to sow winter potatoes. Located by the shores of Yilong Lake, Doudiwan, Gaojiawan
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Potato growers in Qiqihar, Heilongjiang grow golden nuggets of wealth
In the past two years, potato market prices have been high and farmers' returns good, which has spurred farmers in Qiqihar City to grow potatoes. So how much are farmers earning from growing potatoes now? With this question in mind, recently this writer followed the Qiqihar City Price Bureau to investigate
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Solving the problem of difficulty in selling grain, ensuring farmers can sell grain without worry
China's grain production has enjoyed consecutive years of bumper harvests, but consumption growth has slowed markedly, and domestic grain prices face considerable downward pressure overall. Thanks to measures such as the state's timely launch of purchasing and storage, which actively guided and stabilized market expectations, the domestic grain market is now generally stabilizing. In order to raise
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A long-term mechanism for compensating the interests of major grain-producing areas must be established without delay
In recent years, although the state has continuously increased support for production in major grain-producing areas, the problems of slow growth in the income of grain farmers and sluggish economic development in major producing areas still exist, affecting the enthusiasm of farmers for growing grain and of local governments for developing grain production. Under the new circumstances
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What is the agricultural trend under the "four advances and four retreats"?
With the penetration of many factors such as the development of science and technology, the refinement of the social division of labor, the acceleration of population mobility, and changes in consumer demand, Chinese agriculture is undergoing multi-directional and multi-level structural changes. Differentiation, fission, aggregation and reconstruction, and the shock
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Arbitrary charges against grain-selling farmers will be severely punished
At the Nancha State Grain Reserve Depot in Yichun, Heilongjiang, during the recent autumn grain purchase, someone charged farmers or truck drivers who came to sell grain an entry fee of 100 yuan per vehicle under the pretext of "logistics fees" and "information fees," and did not issue invoices. At present, the Heilongjiang Provincial Grain Bureau
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Corn output up, price down, growing grain no longer profitable: large operators break contracts and abandon farmland after land transfer
The national autumn harvest is nearly complete. As the main autumn harvest crop, this year's corn output will rise again, but farmers in the main producing areas who are welcoming the bumper harvest are hardly happy. Reporters from Economic Information Daily learned in interviews in Hebei, Jilin and other provinces that the current corn purchase price is significantly
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How long until vegetables go direct from field to table?
In recent years, farmers' cooperatives in some cities have opened direct-sales stores in communities to sell vegetables, so that the vegetables grown by farmers go straight from the fields to the dining tables of city residents. This should be a good thing that benefits both residents and farmers, but many vegetable direct-sales stores are losing money. Why
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13th Five-Year Plan: Agriculture's Main Focus Is Modernization, No Longer Simply Pursuing Output Growth
As the primary industry, agriculture faces a population numbering in the hundreds of millions. In the five years of the 13th Five-Year Plan, China's agriculture must achieve new advances in both "quantity" and "quality." A very important idea here is to no longer simply pursue continuous growth in grain "output," but instead to develop agricultural modernization, improve efficiency, and keep pace with China's modernization.
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