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The cotton target price reform is about ensuring farmers earn a profit from growing cotton
In early 2014, the state launched a pilot target price subsidy program for cotton in Xinjiang and soybeans in Northeast China and Inner Mongolia. With the approval of the State Council, the National Development and Reform Commission, together with the Ministry of Finance and the Ministry of Agriculture, publicly announced the 2014 target prices for cotton and soybeans on April 5 and May 17 respectively.
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The top-level design for the reform of the "three plots of land" is about to emerge, adhering to the three bottom lines without breaching them
The Deep Reform Group deliberates on the pilot work opinions for rural land expropriation, entry of collective operational construction land into the market, and reform of the homestead system. Experts analyze that the scope of land expropriation will be narrowed, collective operational construction land can be transferred and used as shares, and homesteads can be withdrawn with compensation. Rural land expropriation,
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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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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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What are the "six fears and six worries" farmers have about land transfer?
With the advancement of urbanization, young and middle-aged people in rural areas are finding jobs that suit them in cities and enterprises, and farmland is more often managed by the elderly left behind. This "elderly farming" situation has objectively accelerated the process of rural land transfer. The author, in Zaoyang City, Hubei Province, which has won the national advanced unit for grain production for five consecutive years, visited and listened to the voices of farmers.
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Glyphosate market prices are about to see major fluctuations
With the introduction of the new Environmental Protection Law, the pesticide market is quietly undergoing changes, and the pesticide prices of many products have also been affected. For some time previously, pesticide prices had remained in a sluggish state, and recently they have gradually been recovering. Last week, domestic glyphosate technical material transaction prices really did rise
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Northeast China's spring planting about to begin, soil moisture better than last year
Our website dispatch: At present, pre-planting preparations in Northeast China are basically complete, and rice sowing is gradually getting underway. According to the Ministry of Agriculture's agricultural situation monitoring and reports from the four provinces and regions, this year all localities arranged spring plowing and pre-planting preparations early, implemented technologies early, maintained stable intentions for grain planting, had ample supplies of agricultural materials, and soil moisture
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Grain depot corruption is not just about embezzlement and lawbreaking; the hidden story behind it is rarely known
Recently, the Qingyunbao Central Grain Depot in Kaiyuan City, Liaoning Province, and the Qianguo Baiyilaga Collection and Storage Depot in Songyuan City, Jilin Province, were exposed by CCTV for issues including passing off old grain as new grain and maliciously fraudulently claiming price-difference subsidies. Once the news broke, the national grain depots once again became the focus of public attention. The people take
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