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China's grain output this year must be kept stable at over 1.1 trillion jin
Premier Li Keqiang's government work report proposed that this year's grain output must be kept stable at over 1.1 trillion jin, to ensure food security and the supply of major agricultural products. Deputies and members of the committees said that agricultural infrastructure construction must be effectively accelerated, and agricultural modernization and rural reform advanced
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Multiple measures taken to solidly advance the "vegetable basket" project
The "Government Work Report" proposed guiding farmers to adjust their planting and breeding structures in line with the market, and deepening reform of the circulation system to strive to substantially reduce circulation costs. Haikou City, Hainan Province, is an important vegetable production base and will ensure supply and protect people's livelihoods through multiple measures. To accelerate
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How can food security be guaranteed? Full-process supervision from field to table
Problems such as irrational farming, excessive planting, excessive use of pesticides and chemical fertilizers, and neglect of the application of organic fertilizers are fed back through links such as grain production, processing, and livestock and poultry breeding to final consumers as the continuously increasing personal health risks brought by residual pollution from pesticides, chemical fertilizers, and the like.
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Is agriculture really only suitable for people with passion?
The No. 1 document has been issued again, and people across the country have once again begun hotly debating 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. To describe this phenomenon with an idiom,
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Farm Transformed into a Modern Agricultural Factory: Who Is Actually Growing the Vegetables?
Who Is Growing the Vegetables In plain terms, a plant factory is factory-style plant production, growing crops the way products are mass-produced in a factory, Wang Haibo, vice president of the Hebei Academy of Agriculture and Forestry Sciences, told the Economic Daily reporter. Plant factories are characterized by standardized growing procedures, uninterrupted growing time, and unrestricted growing seasons.
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As the year-end approaches, can the grocery basket be carried with ease? A look at vegetable supply and prices
These days, the New Year flavor is growing stronger and stronger. For residents busy stocking up on New Year goods, what to eat during the Spring Festival is also a particularly important topic. Today's "Ma Dasao" (shopping housewives) are paying more and more attention to how to eat healthily and eat fresh food, while also balancing the weight of their wallets, and carrying this grocery basket well
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Vegetable quality and safety are guaranteed, and the data speak for themselves
Routine monitoring pass rate rises year by year In April 2001, the Ministry of Agriculture launched the "Pollution-Free Food Action Plan" nationwide, carrying out routine monitoring of vegetable quality and safety in more than 90 cities across 36 provinces (regions, municipalities) nationwide. The monitoring stages are vegetable production bases, wholesale markets
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Cultivating new-type professional farmers is an inevitable requirement for developing modern agriculture
"To accelerate the development of modern agriculture, we must accelerate the standardization, large-scale operation, specialization and organization of agricultural production. But young and middle-aged laborers in rural areas now basically all go to the cities to work, and professional and technical talent is even more scarce. This has become the bottleneck in developing modern agriculture.
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Rural Land Transfer Should Be Conducive to Sustainable Development
The phenomenon of rural land transfer has gradually increased in recent years. While land transfer has accelerated, some problems have also emerged. For example, in some places rural land transfer is not standardized, with oral agreements replacing written contracts; some land transfers last too long, such as around 30 years
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Paying for soil remediation is difficult, and the cost of pollution control on farmland is even more considerable
High pollution exceedance rate, a trillion-yuan-scale market, a complex systemic project, an emerging industry in its early stage of development - China's soil pollution prevention and control is entering the United Nations' first International Year of Soils bearing these labels. According to the National Soil Pollution Survey Bulletin released last year, our
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