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A compensation system for arable land quality urgently needs to be established
Establish a compensation system for arable land quality as soon as possible
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Why is arable land quality survey, monitoring and evaluation so significant?
Arable land quality survey, monitoring and evaluation are of great significance
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Why must the red line of 1.8 billion mu of arable land be upheld?
Why must we adhere to the red line of 1.8 billion mu of arable land?
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Ten highlights of Japanese agriculture: an island nation with little arable land ranks among the top in agriculture
An island nation with very little arable land, yet it ranks among the top in agriculture. Take a look at the 10 highlights of Japanese agriculture!
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Urban Guerrilla 7: Expand arable land to pack lunches for the city
Urban Guerrilla 7: Expand arable land to pack lunches for the city
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Hidden concerns behind ten consecutive bumper summer grain harvests: increasing yields through fertilizer worsens arable land quality
Hidden concerns behind ten consecutive bumper summer grain harvests. The National Bureau of Statistics website announced on July 12 that in 2013, the national total summer grain output reached 131.89 million tons, an increase of 1.96 million tons over 2012, up 1.5%; of which winter wheat output was 115.67 million tons, an increase of 1.48 million tons over the previous year, up 1.3%. 201
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Leisure agriculture development should occupy less arable land and highlight rural characteristics
Leisure agriculture development should work hard on new, special, unique and excellent aspects. On the premise of highlighting farmers' principal role, explore and establish a multi-party participation and mutually beneficial win-win mechanism. Prioritize the development of leisure agriculture types that do not occupy arable land according to local conditions. China's various leisure agriculture operators
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China's Arable Land Quality Is Worrying, with Insufficient Inherent Soil Fertility
Arable land is the foundation of agriculture. Judging from a survey conducted by a China Economic Times reporter over more than half a month, at present, China's arable land has both a quantity problem and a quality problem. First, in terms of quantity, China's arable land area is 1.826 billion mu, less than 1.4 mu per capita, only
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China has less than 9% of the world's arable land, yet uses one third of the world's chemical fertilizers
Guangzhou Daily News (Reporter Liao Jingwen, Correspondents Mo Danni and Chen Chengyue) China's arable land accounts for 8%-9% of the world's arable land area, but each year it consumes 35% of the world's nitrogen fertilizer. The abuse of chemical fertilizers not only leaves nitrogen oxide residues in agricultural products and degrades the ecology, but also directly worsens air and water
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