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After a gap of 3 and a half months, fishing has reopened in the Yellow Sea and East China Sea
At 12:00 on September 16, after a 3-and-a-half-month fishing moratorium, fishing fully reopened in the Yellow Sea and East China Sea of China. This marks the complete end of this year's summer fishing moratorium in China. This year is also the 20th anniversary of the implementation of China's summer fishing moratorium system. How effective has this system been? How can we, while protecting the ecological environment, achieve the sustainable development of fisheries and increase fishermen's incomes?
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Yu Kangzhen: Seize the Momentum to Advance Grassland Protection and Construction to a New Level
China's grasslands total nearly 6 billion mu, accounting for about 2/5 of the country's land area. Grassland is the largest terrestrial ecosystem in China, and also an important material basis for the development of grassland animal husbandry and the main support for herders' income growth. It plays a pivotal role in ecological civilization construction, economic and social development, maintaining border stability, and safeguarding ethnic unity.
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Striving to Open Up a New Phase in the Comprehensive Utilization of Crop Straw
On October 10, Vice Minister of Agriculture Zhang Taolin emphasized at the national on-site meeting on comprehensive utilization of crop straw and deep loosening and land preparation by agricultural machinery that the comprehensive utilization of straw is a complex, arduous and long-term systemic project, and that agricultural departments at all levels must further strengthen their sense of responsibility and
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Anhui Soybeans Open at Low Prices, Northeast Soybeans Ignored
As the National Day holiday comes to an end, autumn is at its peak and the weather is turning cooler, and domestic grain has started a round of price-cutting frenzy. It is understood that this year, due to reasons such as the large domestic corn planting area and ample output, new-season corn prices will be lowered somewhat; at the same time, wheat, due to rumors of a lowered procurement and storage price and other reasons, has seen a "cliff-like" price slide; soybeans have also been unable to escape the "misfortune" of price cuts. After large quantities of new soybeans came onto the market, affected by factors such as planting area, output levels, soybean quality, and market demand, soybean prices have fallen to varying degrees. Below, let us talk about how domestic soybeans began their "journey of price cuts."
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The strategy of storing grain in the land and storing grain in technology opens a new path for food security
The 13th Five-Year Plan proposal states that we must adhere to the strictest farmland protection system, hold firm to the farmland red line, implement the strategy of storing grain in the land and storing grain in technology, increase grain production capacity, and ensure basic self-sufficiency in grains and absolute security of staple food rations. Experts believe that storing grain in the land and storing grain in technology
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The 13th China International Agricultural Trade Fair opens, with Internet Plus Modern Agriculture becoming a hot topic
The 13th China International Agricultural Trade Fair (hereinafter referred to as the "Agricultural Trade Fair") opened today in Fuzhou. This year's Agricultural Trade Fair takes "adjusting structure and transforming the development model, developing modern agriculture" as its theme, highlights the hot topic of "Internet Plus Modern Agriculture", and attracted about 45 exhibition delegations from home and abroad
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Central Bank's Zhang Jin: Opening Up the "Last Mile" of Rural Finance
Economic Observer reporter Wu Qiaofa. The "last mile" of rural financial services remains to be opened up. Given the production characteristics of rural areas, the funds farmers need often involve problems such as small amounts, high costs, and the lack of effective collateral, which to a certain extent restricts traditional financial institutions from issuing agricultural loans, and the problem of farmers' difficulty in obtaining financing remains prominent.
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Northeast China opens granaries across the board to solve the difficulty of selling grain; storage capacity can generally meet demand
Recently, due to oversupply and rising inventories, corn market prices have fallen considerably, and difficulties in selling have appeared in some localities. How is the current corn purchase and storage work progressing? What adjustments will be made to grain policy? Will next year's grain production be affected? At the National Development and Reform Commission's press briefing on current grain-related policies held on the 19th
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Chongqing's green vegetable heads enter the Gansu market, further opening up sales channels
In the depths of winter in the northern land, the cold wind blows hard and the fields stretch vast and empty. At dawn on December 30, 2015, the Zhangye Road vegetable market in Lanzhou, Gansu Province, China was already bustling with voices. A large crowd gathered around a pile of green vegetable heads, competing to bag, weigh and pay for them, while the vendor was busy beyond measure. The same
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Applications Open for the National Agricultural Science and Technology Achievement Transformation Fund Program
On the 14th, the reporter learned from the Jiangxi Provincial Department of Science and Technology that applications for the 2010 National Agricultural Science and Technology Achievement Transformation Fund Program have opened. The application materials include a project application form, a feasibility study report and relevant attachments, and must be bound into a single volume. It is learned that each recommending unit must review and verify
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