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China Strives to Cultivate Its Own International Grain Giants
Faced with the monopolistic position of international agricultural oligopolies over transnational grain trade, China should give play to the leading role of state-owned agricultural enterprises and strive to cultivate its own international "grain giants." The state farm system (nongken) possesses a complete modern agricultural industrial system and is the most realistic and most feasible vehicle for building international "grain giants."
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Is it not a violation for restaurants to refuse customers bringing their own drinks? Wuhan Catering Industry Association responds
Our newspaper report (reporter Wang Zhixin) The urgently revised "Wuhan Catering Industry Operating Standards (Trial)" has deleted the clause refusing customers bringing their own drinks. Yesterday, the secretariat of the Wuhan Catering Industry Association, when explaining to the media, insisted that operators can independently decide whether to allow customers to bring their own drinks
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Australian nut merchants say the China-Australia Free Trade Agreement will bring more business opportunities
[Huanqiu.com report, intern reporter Du Xiaofei] According to an Australian Broadcasting Corporation report on September 25, Australia's overseas sales of nuts in the 2015-2016 fiscal year increased significantly and are expected to reach 600 million yuan. Among these, the large demand from the Chinese market for Australian almonds, walnuts and macadamia nuts has especially delighted Australian growers.
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Global grain prices keep falling, and agricultural giants have no choice but to band together for warmth
As global grain prices fall and profits are squeezed, agricultural giants are seeking powerful alliances to band together for warmth in the industry's cold winter. This will be agriculture's first major transformation in more than a decade. Citing people familiar with the matter, multinational seed giant Syngenta is in talks with Du
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Fresh produce category fills the gap of e-commerce giants during Double 11
Looking back at the development of recent years, although Double 11 gets livelier every year, its model and have barely changed. The home turf always belongs to those few e-commerce giants, and the featured products are also concentrated in digital 3C, cosmetics, clothing, luggage and other physical goods, and users' consumption
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Agricultural e-commerce suffers widespread losses, yet internet giants remain optimistic
Recently, the agriculture-related e-commerce company Yimutian has frequently been thrust into the spotlight of public opinion due to news such as "data too good to be true, accused of falsification." A report claims that among the thousands of agricultural product e-commerce companies nationwide, 95% are operating at a loss, which has triggered public doubts about agriculture-related e-commerce. However, major internet
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Agricultural capitalization threatens China, and the peasantry is splitting apart
Recently, Yan Hairong, a scholar at Hong Kong Polytechnic University, and four young scholars published a striking special feature in Open Times, attempting to voice a view different from the mainstream on the issues of agriculture, rural areas and farmers. In their eyes, Chinese agriculture is undergoing unprecedented change
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The modern value of village rules and folk covenants needs to be reunderstood and repositioned
So-called village rules and folk covenants, as the author understands them, are the customary rules of conduct in rural folk society that everyone must abide by. Such rules have a long history; in the Rites of Zhou there were already customary conventions for respecting elders and living in harmony with neighbors in the villages. During the Northern Song dynasty, the "Lu Family Village Covenant" advocated
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How to Introduce Market-Based Mechanisms into Rural Pollutant Treatment
Rural environmental pollution is a long-standing issue, and its treatment is a broad, massive, long-term and arduous task. In recent years, through a series of activities such as ecological civilized villages, the year of grassroots development, and the improvement and upgrading of rural appearances, the basic production
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Deputy County Magistrate Resigns to Farm: Rural Areas Lack Talent, the Country Does Not Lack Civil Servants
Liu Tao introduces his red-fleshed kiwifruit planting base to visitors. A 34-year-old deputy county magistrate who graduated from Peking University has resigned to go into farming. After this news was reported by the media recently, it spread explosively across news media and WeChat Moments, and almost everyone was asking one question: exactly what
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