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Aksu sugar-core apples are back again, still with a sweetness that goes straight to your heart
Farmers from the Congzhong Fruit Industry Farmers' Professional Cooperative in Aksu City, Xinjiang, are picking fresh sugar-core apples. All photos are file images. Aksu apples have a glossy color, delicate flesh, and a transparent core. Sugar-core apples have a uniquely clear, sweet taste. Aksu apples are also known as Jiali apples.
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Land revenue guarantee loans let farmers taste the sweetness
At the Longshan Agricultural Professional Farm in Dongshengyong Town, Longjing City, Yanbian Prefecture, Jilin Province, legal representative Wang Lichen and workers load premium packaged rice into trucks, ready to deliver to designated customers. The farm has already formed an integrated model spanning planting, harvesting, processing and sales.
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China's fresh-eating corn forms a "sweet in the south, waxy in the north" planting pattern
What development path has China's fresh-eating corn gone through? Where does it stand in the world? What are its future development directions? While answering our questions, experts' accounts also let us sense the popularity of fresh-eating corn. Fresh-eating corn is corn harvested and eaten like fruits and vegetables
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Why can the potato become a staple food while the sweet potato cannot?
At the very start of 2015, an ordinary agricultural news item caused a sensation like entertainment news. On January 6, the Chinese Academy of Agricultural Sciences, the National Food and Nutrition Advisory Committee, and the China Seed Association held the Potato Staple Food Development Strategy Seminar in Beijing, with
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Heavy pressure on grain procurement and storage: how can all localities resolve this sweet burden?
In the depths of winter, the reporter walked into Zhangjiajie Village, Huanling Township, Gongzhuling City, Jilin Province. In front of every household's gate stood an iron-mesh scientific grain storage bin, inside which newly harvested corn was neatly stacked. Villager Yuan Xiuhua told the Economic Daily reporter that last year's corn harvest was bumper
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Water rights trading gives farmers a taste of sweet success
The water saved can be sold for money, and after deducting the water fee there is still a surplus. Water rights reform is truly good. At the scene of cashing out the annual water rights trading fees at the Water Rights Trading Center in Manas County, Xinjiang, farmer Ma Guijie, who received his trading fee, spoke from the bottom of his heart. Ma Guijie is a Manas
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The purple sweet potato industry has great potential, and Ma Daifu is optimistic about its development prospects
In response to the development issues of the purple sweet potato industry, a reporter recently interviewed Ma Daifu, chief scientist of the National Sweet Potato Industry Technology System and director of the Sweet Potato Research Institute of the Chinese Academy of Agricultural Sciences. Reporter: What is the current status of China's sweet potato industry development? Ma Daifu: China is the world's largest sweet potato
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Can sweet potatoes be used to repay loan interest?
The Central Rural Work Conference pointed out that "efforts should be made to strengthen the supply-side structural reform of agriculture and improve the quality and efficiency of the agricultural supply system." Taking the opportunity of building a national pilot zone for border financial reform, Fangchenggang City has guided internet finance to "go to the countryside and enter the villages," broadening
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Irwin, Tainong, and Mingxing mangoes: which one is the best-tasting and sweetest?
Irwin, a beautiful name, belongs to a type of mango from Taiwan, China. It is long and ovate with a pointed tip, and its skin is a pleasing apple red. Bright in color, thin-skinned with fine flesh, virtually fiberless, fragrant and juicy, sweet and tart and delicious, people use all kinds of words to describe the Irwin mango.
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In precision agriculture, Israel has invented the sweet pepper-picking robot Sweeper
Rest assured, robots still cannot take over our world in the short term, because even some of the most basic operational tasks will leave them at a loss. Have you ever thought about how difficult it would be to let a robot pick a ripe sweet pepper on its own? To be honest,
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