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Rumors that harm farmers must be investigated to the very end and must not become unsolved cases
A single irresponsible rumor can very likely cause farmers' hard work of more than half a year to be wasted, and can even cause an agricultural industry that a place has painstakingly cultivated for many years to collapse in an instant. How to respond to and eliminate rumors that harm farmers is a topic that needs to attract public attention and discussion
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Big data explains the seed production and supply-demand situation for the new season
Editor's note: This year, major seed production bases in Gansu, Xinjiang and other areas suffered high temperatures and drought, and seed production output declined. Will next year's seed production be able to meet demand? Autumn grain prices fell and selling difficulties were widespread, so how will next year's planting structure be adjusted? In short, how much was harvested this year
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The development of grassland agriculture cannot be separated from the rational use of resources
To develop grassland agriculture and build a beautiful and prosperous plateau agriculture, Yunnan has great potential. Grassland agriculture is a modern system that integrates farming, forestry and animal husbandry as a whole, rationally uses resources and achieves sustainable development. The characteristic of grassland agriculture is combining grain cultivation with grass cultivation
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Why the Road to the Development and Popularization of Agricultural Drones Is Not Smooth
China has always been a major agricultural country. As of last year, the agricultural population accounted for about 48% of the total population, and after drones went through the military market and commercial market, many drone companies have set their sights on the agricultural market as a new opportunity. Theoretically, agricultural drones
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National Forum of Major Grain-Producing Counties: Let grain farmers benefit and let major producing areas not lose out
Among the 800 major grain-producing counties that account for nearly three-quarters of the country's total grain output, more than 100 are national-level poverty-stricken counties, with 36 million poor people. This shows that the phenomenon of "grain-finance inversion" between China's grain output and county-level fiscal capacity is already very obvious, and may bring hidden dangers to food security.
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