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Poverty alleviation and assistance: from back-to-back to hand-in-hand
After several consecutive days of gloom, the weather finally cleared up, and the chill in the mountain hollow was swept away. At the demonstration base of the Xingnong Chinese Medicinal Herbs Cooperative in Huibao Village, Daoba Town, Yinjiang County, Guizhou Province, the Atractylodes macrocephala planted at the beginning of the year had reached harvest time. On the slope, several farmers had their jackets open, straining with effort as each Atractylodes macrocephala plant was pulled up by the roots, the soil knocked off, and the tubers that had slept for nearly a year were nourished plump and endearingly sturdy.
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Chinese farmers are returning to the essence of a profession
Chinese farmers are returning to the professional essence that the term represents, and increasingly losing the meaning of identity in the traditional context. It can be said that the traditional Chinese concept of "farmer" is changing. From the stratification of scholars, farmers, artisans and merchants a thousand years ago, to the current distinction between
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New round of returning farmland to forest and grassland receives strong support from the Ministry of Finance
According to the "Overall Plan for the New Round of Returning Farmland to Forest and Grassland", in 2015 the state arranged a new round of tasks for returning farmland to forest and grassland of 10 million mu, mainly concentrated in 18 provinces (autonomous regions and municipalities directly under the Central Government) including Hebei and Inner Mongolia, as well as the Xinjiang Production and Construction Corps, of which: 9.4 million mu to forest
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With apple-growing skills, returning home to grow apples beats a 10,000-yuan monthly salary
Li Qingjun often spends time with fruit growers, discussing apple-growing knowledge. Photo provided by the interviewee. Our reporter Li Jing. He once worked at a listed company in Shenzhen, engaged in securities and investment and financing work, with a monthly salary of over 10,000 yuan. This white-collar worker whom everyone envied chose to return
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Yucheng Turns Vegetable Waste into Treasure, Boosting Green Development of the Vegetable Industry
[ Introduction China Vegetable Network ] Mealworms can feed on all kinds of vegetable waste, and vegetable trimmings are especially their preferred food. Using mealworms to process vegetable trimmings through their digestive conversion is a biological transformation process that turns low-value vegetable trimmings into high-value-added insect protein
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How is vegetable waste turned into treasure? This is how Yucheng, Shandong does it
Recently, the reporter followed staff from the Yucheng Vegetable Bureau into the Yangshi Insect Farming Base in Fangsi Town. On rows of iron racks were stacked layer upon layer of paper trays. Staff pulled out a paper tray, and inside a layer of wheat bran were densely packed small insects, wriggling one by one.
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The fertilizer industry stands at a critical turning point of life and death
The growth rate of agricultural fertilizer demand in the nitrogen fertilizer industry is slowing, the contradiction of overcapacity remains prominent, and the product structure and marketing services can no longer adapt to and satisfy the new changes in agricultural demand. Challenges and opportunities coexist, and nitrogen fertilizer enterprises stand at the turning point of life and death. From January to July this year, nitrogen fertilizer
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Can the Temporary Corn Reserve Policy Become a Market Turning Point?
To date, the atmosphere of new grain coming onto the market in the domestic corn market is gradually intensifying, and its price can be described as falling incessantly. At the same time, although corn at southern ports and related imported grain inventories are now vastly different from two months ago, the current inventory decline is too late, and the autumn grain
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Returning-home makers must not only be able to come back, but also be able to stay
Recently, under the upsurge of mass entrepreneurship and innovation, many maker groups made up of university graduates, migrant workers, and rural educated youth have returned home to start businesses. These returning-home makers have an innovative awareness and entrepreneurial enthusiasm, but in the process of starting businesses they have also encountered
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Green agriculture does not mean returning to traditional farming
Driven by modern science and technology, China's agricultural output growth has outpaced population growth, successfully achieving the goal of "producing more." However, under the output-oriented development model, the long-term continuous increase in agricultural production has also come at a heavy cost to resources and the environment. Fertilizers,
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