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Nationwide summer grain harvest exceeds 90 percent, output expected to hit a new high
The wheat has all been harvested. Xu Zongxiang, the "Wheat King" of Taihe County, Fuyang City, Anhui Province, is busy with field management, preparing to reap an even bigger autumn grain harvest on top of the summer grain bumper crop. According to the Ministry of Agriculture's crop monitoring and actual harvest results from various regions, the nationwide summer grain harvest has now passed 90 percent, a bumper harvest is a foregone conclusion, and the summer grain output is expected to hit a new high. With the global wheat production situation hardly encouraging this year, China's wheat production has bucked the trend, and achieving a "12th consecutive bumper harvest" is now a foregone conclusion. This is of great significance, powerfully boosting confidence in securing a bumper harvest for the whole year and laying a good foundation for increasing annual grain output.
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Lanzhou Municipal Seed Bureau Visits Shengou Village to Provide Technical Assistance and Cultivate Industries That Enrich the People
On January 12, in freezing cold with slippery roads after snow, Shengou Village presented a vast white scene everywhere, yet this could not stop the cadres of the Municipal Seed Bureau in their steps toward targeted poverty alleviation. According to the arrangements of the leaders of the Municipal Water Affairs Bureau, the lead unit, virus-free potato technical backbone personnel were organized to make a special trip to Yuzhong County
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Sinograin accused of passing off old grain as new; local officials say they have no authority to inspect warehouses
"Recycling grain" keeps appearing, and the root cause points directly at Sinograin. As long as the supervision of reserve grain has not escaped the problem of Sinograin acting as both player and referee, "recycling grain" incidents involving passing off old grain as new will not stop. The problem of Sinograin acting as both player and referee remains unresolved. Recently,
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Agricultural modernization without passion is a disaster; agriculture has nothing to do with mechanization
The annual No. 1 Document has been issued, and people across the country have once again begun heatedly discussing agriculture. Such a scene plays out once every year at this time. If I remember correctly, usually not long after the "Two Sessions," the heated discussion about agriculture gradually cools down, and then disappears. This phenomenon
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National spring sowing progress has exceeded 30 percent; research on green grain yield increase models will be carried out
According to the agricultural situation monitoring of the Ministry of Agriculture, all types of crops sown nationwide account for 35.0% of the intended spring sowing crop area, with progress comparable to the same period last year. Among them, 27.8% of grain has been sown, 42.1% of cotton, 36.0% of oil crops, 80.2% of sugar crops, and 64.7% of vegetables. At present,
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Old Grain Passed Off as New: Getting a Clear Picture of Grain Reserves Requires Tighter Oversight
Chaotic practices in China's grain reserve system, such as passing off old grain as new, are linked to unsmooth mechanisms and unsound institutions, and even more to the lack of management and lax oversight by the relevant departments. Straightening out the mechanisms and reforming the institutions will take time, but tightening the granaries and strictly investigating the "big rats" is
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Passing Off Old Grain as New Highlights the Predicament of Grain Reserve Supervision
Where there is delicious lamp oil, there are bold rats that dare to steal it; where there are loopholes in the system, there is room for rent-seeking. Fulfilling shared supervisory responsibilities and clarifying the subjects of power and responsibility is a major issue that grain storage cannot avoid. It is necessary to strengthen, institutionally, coordinated supervision over storage enterprises at all levels and of all types, so as to ensure grain security for the nation.
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Late-stage wheat management: focus on the two key passes of disease prevention and harvest
Because the previous rice and cotton crops delayed the clearing of the fields last year, wheat sowing was pushed back, and in addition the suitable sowing period encountered long periods of rain, so the current growth is clearly worse than in previous years. Therefore, in late-stage wheat management, the two key passes of disease prevention and harvest must be done well: First, do well the pass of disease prevention
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Five Major Pitfalls of Agricultural Investment, Be Sure to Pay Attention Before Investing
One. Where did the money go? The funding predicament of agricultural enterprises. Falling before dawn, this is the most tragic scene of many agricultural investments. The Qingdao blueberry and Sichuan kiwifruit bases acquired by Lenovo, to some extent, their original operating companies were also suffering the pain of a "darkness before dawn" style ordeal.
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Why do consumers bypass what is close at hand and go abroad to buy rice?
Recently, the topic that Japanese rice "Hitomebore" bought by Chinese tourists at a high price is actually exported from Panjin, Liaoning, has become the focus of heated discussion. Could it be that, just like the toilet seats made in Hangzhou, it was exported to Japan and then bought back by Chinese tourists with great effort? Panjin, Liaoning Province
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