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Even with consecutive years of grain harvests, we must remain vigilant in times of peace and never relax our guard
Food security is considered the foundation of a country's social stability. China's grain production has achieved twelve consecutive years of increase - does that mean we can sit back and relax? The answer is no. In fact, China's food security issue currently faces more complex factors,
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If silage corn is to grow, later-stage purchasing must keep up
In recent years, friends abroad would always ask me before returning home whether I needed them to bring back some milk powder. Six or seven years have passed since the melamine incident, and the national dairy industry is gradually recovering from the heavy blow. The dairy industry and the livestock industry are inextricably linked to agriculture, especially grain production.
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Targeted poverty alleviation cannot remain merely in plans; it must be put into practice.
Nowadays, enthusiasm for targeted poverty alleviation is running high across various places, with poor households being precisely identified and poverty alleviation plans formulated by category. However, does one policy per household equal "targeted"? It still depends on whether that "policy" is grounded in reality and can produce real results. Visiting a poverty-stricken county, the poverty alleviation plan had already
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Urban work must be advanced together with work related to agriculture, rural areas and farmers
The Central Urban Work Conference was held in Beijing from December 20 to 21. Xi Jinping, General Secretary of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China, President of the State, and Chairman of the Central Military Commission; Li Keqiang, member of the Standing Committee of the Political Bureau of the CPC Central Committee and Premier of the State Council; Zhang Dejiang, member of the Standing Committee of the Political Bureau of the CPC Central Committee and Chairman of the Standing Committee of the National People's Congress
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New GMO labeling rules introduced: products made with GM raw materials must be labeled, mung beans prohibited from being labeled non-GMO
New GMO (GM) labeling rules: products processed with GM raw materials must be clearly labeled, while crops such as mung beans that have no GM varieties may not be labeled 'non-GMO'. This article explains the scope of labeling, the reasons behind it, and key compliance points for growers and businesses.
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