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China's dairy industry aims at three major goals to accelerate the pace of transformation and upgrading
On August 18, the China Dairy D20 Summit, themed "Revitalizing China's Dairy Industry through Quality and Safe Development," was held in Beijing. Twenty large dairy enterprises jointly released the "Beijing Declaration," proposing to firmly follow the path of industrial integration, lead industrial transformation and upgrading, and vigorously promote the transition of the traditional dairy industry to a modern dairy industry.
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Livestock industry transformation and upgrading aim at whole-industry-chain development
On June 15, the National Conference on Modern Livestock Industry Development was held in Liaocheng City, Shandong Province. Representatives of relevant departments and industry experts discussed how China's livestock industry can seek transformation breakthroughs. Livestock farming must move at a fast pace. As people's income levels rise and urbanization advances
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Seed companies that commit fraud will face severe punishment and compensation claims, with traceability systems to keep watch
On the 20th, the Standing Committee of the National People's Congress deliberated on the draft National Security Law, the draft Seed Law, and others. Among them, the draft National Security Law was submitted to the session for a second reading, and in accordance with the need to safeguard national security, security tasks in a number of important areas were added. In the area of network and information
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Improve the Balance System for Occupied and Reclaimed Cultivated Land to Solve the Hidden Loss of Cultivated Land
The fundamental guarantee of national food security lies in protecting cultivated land. China has already implemented and clarified the policy on occupied and reclaimed cultivated land, yet cultivated land in some regions is still in a state of hidden loss. Sun Guibao, a member of the National Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference and chairman of the Ningxia Regional Committee of the China Democratic National Construction Association, suggested that the balance system for occupied and reclaimed cultivated land should be continuously improved
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2015 Central Document No. 1 focuses on food security and farmland reform
On February 1, the full text of the 2015 Central Document No. 1 was officially released. This document, titled "Several Opinions of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China and the State Council on Increasing the Intensity of Reform and Innovation and Accelerating the Construction of Agricultural Modernization," was reviewed and approved at the Central Rural Work Conference held on December 22 and 23, 2014
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Imported rice doubling is a rumor, don't be misled by panic talk
On the morning of the 29th, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs held a press conference and responded to the recent claim that "imported rice has doubled, because consumers do not trust Chinese rice," calling this claim "seeking chaos in the world." The Ministry of Foreign Affairs stated that, according to General Administration of Customs data, 2014 imports
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In the Process of Urbanization, Rural Cultural Value Urgently Needs to Be Reclaimed
Rural civilization and urban civilization are interdependent and functionally complementary. In the historical process of urbanization and building a moderately prosperous society in all respects, reclaiming rural civilization is not only a matter of what should be done, but also an unavoidable path choice. When will the vast waters appear, without the lush green the dream is hard to fulfill
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What are the main achievements of soil testing and formulated fertilization work
In response to problems such as serious excessive and blind fertilization in some areas, the 2005 No. 1 Central Document clearly stated: efforts must be made to implement scientific fertilization, do a good job in the fertile soil project, promote soil testing and formulated fertilization, and increase soil organic matter. Starting in 2005, the Ministry of Agriculture began, in
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The claim that farmers have no successors is just mawkish sentimentality
"Ordinarily, you basically never see young people in the village." Chen Maosheng, a professional grain-growing farmer in Pingxiang City, Jiangxi Province, said with no small worry. He is already 55 years old, and he said that farming by middle-aged and elderly people has now become a common phenomenon. At least there are still people farming the land now, but in another ten
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Hunan's Rural Reform and Development Aims at Refinement to Accelerate Agricultural Transformation
Our province's rural reform and development must achieve the transformation from "seeking survival through quantity" to "seeking development through quality." We can draw on Taiwan, China's experience and take the road of refined agricultural development characterized by "refined management methods, scientific production techniques, and upgraded product quality." This will help alleviate our province's
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