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Behind the rice controversy, three questions urgently need answers
The "Liangyou 0293" incident that occurred in Bengbu and other places in Anhui has been going on for half a year now, and the final plan for bearing the losses is still under negotiation. No matter which party ultimately bears most of the cost, the questions raised by this lesson in disaster are worth considering by all sides: First, how should responsibility for reduced yields and total crop failure be clarified?
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What makes strawberries from this place the national leader? The answer is here
Starting from Dandong City in Liaoning Province, China's largest border city, the reporter drove to Donggang City on the banks of the Yalu River, passing strawberry greenhouses that flashed by outside the car window from time to time. Although the strawberry supply season is now in its late stage, farmers can still be seen busy inside the greenhouses.
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Where do order-grown celery come from? The marriage of farmers and enterprises provides the answer
In the deep winter, the weather is bitterly cold, yet the vegetable base of the Yuncai Planting Professional Cooperative in Jinpu Town, Runan County is bustling with people. Everyone is digging up and loading celery, busy with great enthusiasm. Looking at the vigorously growing celery in the vegetable greenhouses, cooperative chairman Guan Yun
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How can non-point source pollution be prevented and controlled? Green agriculture has the answer
According to reports, agriculture has now overtaken industry to become China's largest non-point source pollution sector. Agriculture, which should be green and healthy, why has it instead become an accomplice to pollution? How can we tackle agricultural non-point source pollution and restore the land to a naturally fresh and clean appearance? [Current situation] Fertilizer and pesticide use
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How to answer the new exam question of China's grain "three excesses coexisting"
More output, more imports, more inventory: How to answer the new exam question of China's grain "three excesses coexisting". Data released by the National Bureau of Statistics on the 15th show that the total national summer grain output in 2015 was 141.066 million tons (282.13 billion jin), an increase of 3.3% over 2014. At this point, China's summer grain has achieved
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How can farmers' incomes be increased? Finding answers from the farmers' perspective
Moderate prosperity or not, the key lies with our fellow rural residents. The core of the "three rural issues" is the issue of farmers, and the core of the issue of farmers is the issue of increasing farmers' incomes. Weak growth in farmers' incomes affects the improvement of farmers' living standards and constrains the development of the rural economy. Only when farmers become prosperous and live
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How to avoid the difficulty of selling grain: this exam question must be answered well
Facing days of continuous rain, Peng Dejun, a major grain grower in Chengtou Township, Sihong County, was full of worry. This 45-year-old farmer planted 4000 mu of rice this year, and by November 22 had harvested only 600 mu. First, he worried that the rain would make the mature rice lodge and turn into a "rotten rice field"; second, he worried that the rice
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