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What are the four major chaotic phenomena of illegal occupation of arable land?
Using the form of "renting instead of expropriation" to enclose land, and then rapidly building factories and houses on arable land; under the pretext of developing ecological agriculture and high-efficiency agriculture, leasing arable land but actually using it to build factory buildings and factories; a small number of village officials even help do the villagers' work and become accomplices in illegal occupation of arable land
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Over 90 percent of the national summer grain harvest is complete, and stable grain supplies carry profound significance for national security
Another season of bumper grain harvest! At present, over 90 percent of the national summer grain harvest is complete, and a bumper harvest is a foregone conclusion. According to agricultural situation monitoring by the Ministry of Agriculture and actual harvest results from various regions, this year's summer grain is expected to achieve another bumper harvest, with total output hitting a new high. Grain output has increased year after year, and the pressure grows greater each year
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When agricultural products repeatedly suffer from unsellable surpluses, how can this be brought to an end?
In June this year, nectarines from Zhuyu Town, Zhouzhi County, Shaanxi Province, became unsellable, and the fruit farmers, left with no other option, dumped some of the damaged nectarines into the river at the entrance to the village. Coincidentally, in April, open-field scallions grown in the Moxi Community of Qianxian County, Xianyang City, suffered unsellable surpluses to varying degrees.
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The Truth Behind the Fake Pitaya "Unsalable" Crisis: Three Ways to Tell Real from Fake
After grabbing the attention of countless Chinese people in early July, the "unsalable" pitaya in Foshan, Guangdong was still confirmed by the public to be fake news. In this "crying wolf" incident involving agricultural products, those hurt were not only outsiders concerned about China's agriculture, rural areas and farmers, but also the fruit growers caught in the whirlpool of the fake "unsalable" story
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How can the "vegetable basket" be developed to achieve balanced supply?
In recent years, all localities have made coordinated efforts to advance a new round of "vegetable basket" development, promoting stable production growth, an increasingly rich variety of products, steadily improving quality, and a continuously improving market system, generally safeguarding vegetable supply and market stability. However, with the development of urbanization, all localities are also facing considerable pressure in
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Budget meat and vegetable stores see business slump, low-profit competition offers no way out
Can budget meat and vegetable stores attract people just by being cheap? Not necessarily. Recently, chain budget stores in Guangzhou have run into this problem. The store manager tried many methods: running promotions, but people came in one wave and then left; slashing the price of one type of rice, but because oil, salt, soy sauce and vinegar did not drop in price, it still failed to attract people; the pork counter sat empty, and even with rent halved, no one came. Some experts say that in recent years this kind of homogenized meat and vegetable store has expanded in large numbers, lacking distinctive features, so poor operation is only to be expected. Budget meat and vegetable stores relying solely on low-profit "hand-to-hand combat" have no way out.
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Is it really necessary to let the whole world know when agricultural products are unsalable?
Unsalable-product information drastically lowers price expectations. Most consumers don't care at all whether you've selected the best or not, whether there's any differentiation. When they hear that unsalable products are going for such a low price, and you're selling yours so high, not only will they not buy, they'll call you crazy. This is indeed a fact. Zhihong's lychees
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Cool-climate vegetables cool down the summer vegetable market
Summer and autumn cool-climate vegetables refer to vegetables produced in high-altitude (high mountain, plateau) and high-latitude cool regions. Every year from July to September, affected by the transition between vegetable production cycles, summer high temperatures, and disastrous weather such as typhoons and torrential rain, many areas in South China, Jiangnan, and the Huang-Huai River basin
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Why do agricultural products become unsalable? A deep analysis of the main causes
Since the start of summer this year, reports about unsalable agricultural products have once again appeared frequently. From nectarines in a certain northern province to lychees in some southern regions, this should have been a season of bumper harvests, yet farmers were divided between joy and worry.
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How can the sustainable development of small-scale agricultural loans be promoted?
Small-scale agricultural loans are a major innovation of rural credit cooperatives in serving agriculture, rural areas and farmers, and are the golden brand of rural credit cooperatives in supporting agriculture. Rural credit cooperatives should actively do a good job in microcredit, make full use of this platform, and earnestly fulfill their social responsibilities. First, the funding amount for small-scale agricultural loans should be substantially increased. With the rural
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