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Why is food the most important yet the least valuable
Recently, Huang Yanxin, deputy director of the Department of Economic Management of the Ministry of Agriculture, said at a conference: food is less valuable than mineral water, which is unfair and unreasonable. He suggested that the state should raise the minimum purchase price of food year by year. Food is the most important yet the least valuable, and the reason is simple:
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The situation of invasive alien species is severe, and China has become one of the most seriously affected countries
On July 24, the national on-site eradication event for the invasive alien species water hyacinth was held in Guilin Town, Tongnan County, Chongqing. Water hyacinth is one of the world's ten worst invasive weeds. It was introduced into China in the 1930s and has already spread and proliferated in the middle and lower reaches of the Yangtze River, causing extremely adverse effects on crop farming,
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Domestically grown kiwifruit passed off as imported, the most expensive sells for over a hundred yuan per jin
Around the Mid-Autumn Festival, kiwifruit comes fresh onto the market. Reporters recently visited the market and found that the prices of kiwifruit vary greatly, with the cheapest costing only about 3 yuan per jin, while the most expensive reaches over a hundred yuan per jin. Where does such a big price gap come from? Kiwi
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How to Get the Most Subsidy After the Cotton Direct Subsidy Policy Is Implemented
Li Guoxiang, a researcher at the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences and a renowned scholar on agriculture, rural areas and farmers, suggests that whether they are cotton farmers in Xinjiang or cotton farmers in the interior, under the premise that the state has subsidies benefiting farmers, they should also pay attention to one point: it is best not to sell cotton all at once. Cotton direct subsidy
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