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Is the garlic return a normal occurrence or an isolated incident? A review of China-South Korea trade frictions
Since the establishment of diplomatic relations between China and South Korea in 1992, the economic and trade cooperation between the two countries has developed rapidly. By the 20th anniversary of the establishment of diplomatic relations, bilateral trade between China and South Korea had grown from 5 billion USD to 256.3 billion USD in 2012, an increase of 50 times. At present, China has become South Korea's largest trading partner, largest export market and largest source of imports, while South Korea is China's third-largest trading partner and fifth-largest source of foreign investment. South Korean President Park Geun-hye said that China-South Korea trade volume could reach 300 billion USD in 2015. On November 10 last year, Chinese President Xi Jinping and South Korean President Park Geun-hye held a meeting in Beijing, and the two sides jointly confirmed the conclusion of substantive negotiations on the China-South Korea Free Trade Area, meaning that China-South Korea trade is about to open a new chapter.
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New farmers have smart ways of farming, and even a tiny plot of land can be turned into gold
Tiantoupi, as the name suggests, is agricultural product wholesale direct from the field. Our goal is to shorten the distance between the field and the dining table, provide the market with healthy and nourishing vegetables and fruits, and build a modern agricultural e-commerce platform integrating research, production, supply, sales and incubation. Shanghai Tiantou
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Why Export Garlic, Chosen for Quality, Was Returned
Recently, a batch of garlic from Shandong exported to South Korea was returned, and the garlic farmers suffered huge losses. So what exactly was the reason for the return? When facing South Korea and other countries with similarly high standards, strict requirements and severe trade protection, how should garlic farmers control risks? This time
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Only by returning to tradition can Tieguanyin endure; "authentic flavor" remains the star of the tea market
In recent years, the most popular word in the Tieguanyin market has been "authentic flavor," and more and more tea lovers have begun to long for that original taste of Tieguanyin. Drinking tea is a sensory pleasure, and returning to tradition and experiencing nature is an inevitable trend in market development. So,
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How can idle rural homestead land among the rural "three plots of land" turn farmers' property rights into actual property?
Accelerate the confirmation, registration and issuance of certificates for rural land contractual management rights, and actively strive for pilot projects for market entry of collective operational construction land. Deepen the reform of the collective forest rights system. Promote the expansion of the reform of the property rights system of collective economic organizations to the township level, and improve the rural property rights transfer and trading market,
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Turning Potatoes into a Staple Grain: Variety Selection Comes First
To make the potato a staple grain, whether it is turned into steamed buns and noodles on the dining table, or into reserve grain and emergency grain in the national grain depots, the potato must first be "transformed" into potato flour. So, can all potatoes be processed into potato flour? What kind of po
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Turning Potatoes into a Staple Food Is No Small Matter: Five Questions About Potato Staple-ization
The Ministry of Agriculture says it will promote potatoes as China's fourth-largest staple food; experts say the ultimate goal is to win public acceptance in terms of varieties, nutrition and other aspects. On the 6th, a seminar on the development strategy for potato staple-ization, hosted by the Chinese Academy of Agricultural Sciences and other institutions, with the participation of a vice minister of agriculture, was held, and the meeting
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The direction of rural collective property rights system reform is to return rights and expand capacity
On December 14, the 2014 New Urbanization Construction and National Suburban Economy Annual Conference, as well as the 2014 Rural Collective Property Rights System Reform and Beijing Suburban Economy Annual Conference, were held in Beijing. The main topics of the conference were: land issues in new urbanization, new
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The future of agricultural input e-commerce will promote the return of fertilizer products to their roots
Agricultural input e-commerce may reshuffle the development of the fertilizer industry, but the development of agricultural input e-commerce will also promote the return of fertilizer products to their roots. Currently on the fertilizer market, all kinds of "new products" and all kinds of "high technology" not only leave farmers at a loss, but even experts may not be able to explain them clearly. Has technological innovation in the agricultural input industry really entered a brand-new era?
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China's rural land system has become largely settled
Recently I returned to my hometown. My aging parents said the family's contracted land has already been given to a distant grandson to cultivate, at 500 yuan per mu per year. This amounts to collecting rent. As for the family's land, besides my parents' share, the share belonging to my married-out younger sister has also been kept, and back when I was studying, during the second round of land contracting, according to regulations I too enjoyed contracting rights, but later after I started working there happened to be a policy shift of "no increase for births, no decrease for deaths," so the contracted land was not adjusted, and thus our family's land is relatively more, several mu. There are already quite a few households like ours that cannot cultivate all their farmland and transfer it to relatives or neighbors to plant; since they are all acquaintances, no contract is signed, and the amount paid is not fixed, just roughly agreed. But market rates do exist, and currently the minimum is 600 yuan per mu (per year).
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