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How Can Agriculture in Mountainous Areas Develop? Lessons and Insights from Home and Abroad
China is a country of many mountains, with mountainous areas accounting for nearly 70% of the national land area. How exactly should agriculture in mountainous areas (especially poor inland regions) develop? Carefully studying and summarizing the successful experiences of agricultural development in mountainous areas at home and abroad, especially in areas surrounding China, has
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Imported grain enters the market while domestic grain goes into storage, with a huge price gap at home and abroad
This year China's summer grain achieved a twelfth consecutive bumper harvest. Last year, China's grain output remained stable above 1.2 trillion jin for two consecutive years. At the same time, grain imports exceeded the 100 million ton mark for the first time. In the first seven months of this year, 72.568 million tons of grain were imported, up 22.4% year on year. This has left many people puzzled
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Grassland agriculture development can draw on new models from abroad
As early as the Middle Ages, European agricultural production generally practiced the two-field system, that is, a simple system of rotating farmland between cultivation and fallow to regulate soil productivity. However, with the increase in Europe's population and the gradual depletion of land fertility, the two-field system could no
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Five Recommendations for Agricultural Informatization Construction Abroad
Guide: China's agriculture has long been in a state of underspecialization and insufficient mechanization, and such agricultural production directly leaves agricultural products uncompetitive in the market. Not only can information accessibility greatly improve the circulation of agricultural products for agriculture, it can also minimize
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Chinese Medicinal Herbs Exports Still Face Obstacles; Multiple Parties Join Forces to Break Down Barriers
On the ancient Silk Road, China's traditional Chinese medicine relieved the suffering of disease for the people of the countries along the route and made outstanding contributions to the spread of Chinese national culture. Not long ago, the National Development and Reform Commission, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the Ministry of Commerce jointly issued the "Vision and Actions on Jointly Building the Silk Road
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Widening corn price gap at home and abroad may accelerate corn imports
Analysts say that as international corn prices tumble sharply, the price gap between China's domestic corn prices and the international market has widened further, making full-tariff imports more economically viable, and China's corn imports are expected to grow. China is the world's second-largest corn
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Inverted grain prices at home and abroad: continue advancing reform to lower grain costs
The 2015 Boao Forum was held on the 26th. At the forum on "Exploring New Models of Rural Financial Reform," Chen Zhangliang, Vice Chairman and Secretary of the Secretariat of the China Association for Science and Technology, said that last year China imported more than 100 million tons of grain in one go, covering rice, millet, corn, soybeans, cotton, sugar,
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Why do consumers bypass what is close at hand and go abroad to buy rice?
Recently, the topic that Japanese rice "Hitomebore" bought by Chinese tourists at a high price is actually exported from Panjin, Liaoning, has become the focus of heated discussion. Could it be that, just like the toilet seats made in Hangzhou, it was exported to Japan and then bought back by Chinese tourists with great effort? Panjin, Liaoning Province
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Ministry of Agriculture Releases Weekly Cotton Market Report: Cotton Prices Fall Both at Home and Abroad
The China National Cotton Storage Information Center of the Ministry of Agriculture released yesterday the weekly report on China's cotton market for the third week of September (September 15-19). According to the weekly report: domestic cotton prices continued to fall, foreign cotton prices fell, and domestic cotton yarn prices continued to decline. 1. Domestic cotton prices continued to fall. This week, Xinjiang
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Where to see cherry blossoms in China in 2020? Enjoy cherry blossoms without going abroad
Speaking of cherry blossoms, everyone knows that Japan has vast romantic seas of cherry blossoms. In recent years, many places in China have planted beautiful cherry blossoms, so you can see romantic cherry blossoms without traveling across the ocean. Where are the places to see cherry blossoms in China in 2020? 1. Beijing:
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