-
Typhoon Kalmaegi Strikes: CATAS Actively Fights Back and Deploys Post-Disaster Self-Rescue
Web News This year's No. 15 super typhoon Kalmaegi made landfall at 9:40 on September 16 in Wengtian Town, Wenchang, coinciding with Hainan's astronomical high tide, bringing severe disasters to the cities and counties in northern and western Hainan Province, with many areas flooded due to seawater intrusion. The Danzhou campus of the Chinese Academy of Tropical Agricultural Sciences
-
How can the new type of rural cooperative finance be traced back and restructured?
The three stages of China's rural cooperative finance reform. The first stage was from 1997 to 2003, when various commercial banks gradually withdrew from the countryside, the Agricultural Development Bank evolved into a policy institution dedicated to serving grain, cotton and oil procurement, and rural cooperative finance either became alienated or was shut down. Under
-
Background interpretation of China's rural land three-rights separation system
Background of China's rural land "three-rights separation" system: Land is a means of insurance for farmers, not a tool for getting rich (Part One) Recently, 17 experts submitted a proposal to the central government advocating "land reform." It is said that the full text is 13,000 characters long. I could not find the full text of the proposal and can only get a glimpse of it from media reports.
-
Rising Risks for Corn as Prices Face a Pullback; Tight Supply of High-Quality Grain May Ease
Since June and July, corn futures prices have risen sharply, driven by drought weather and tight supply of high-quality grain. Among them, the nearby 1409 contract showed the most obvious trend, with corn 1409 rising about 14.58% and 1501 rising about 4.35% in the short two months to the end of August. The earlier rapid rise in corn futures prices
-
Rising Risk of Corn Price Pullback, Tight Supply of High-Quality Grain May Ease
Since June and July, corn futures prices have risen sharply, driven by drought weather and tight supply of high-quality grain, with the near-month 1409 contract showing the most pronounced trend. In the short two months to the end of August, corn 1409 rose about 14.58%, and 1501 rose about 4.35%. The earlier rapid
-
Why is it so hard for college graduates to start businesses in rural areas? Poor infrastructure and lack of funds
At the age of 29, amid the incomprehension and mockery of relatives and friends, Liu Zhenhua turned his life in a completely different direction. This former Suzhou white-collar worker, who had once "leaped over the dragon gate," returned to his rural hometown in Heze, Shandong, and began a entrepreneurial career growing fruit and vegetable greenhouses. What he devoted himself to was precisely his parents'
-
Why are farmers still holding back after the household registration reform took effect?
■ The urban-rural two-tier household registration system has in fact already become embedded in land, employment, social security and other systems. Actively and steadily advancing a series of linked supporting reforms is the only way to deepen the household registration reform. Recently, the State Council issued the "Opinions on Further Promoting Household Registration
-
How to awaken the sleeping land and bring the soil back to life
The Central Rural Work Conference at the end of the year set the tone for 2016 to strengthen agricultural supply-side reform, improve the quality and efficiency of the agricultural supply system, make the quantity, variety and quality of agricultural product supply meet consumer needs, and truly form a rational structure and strongly guaranteed agricultural product
-
Ugly, misshapen fruit makes a comeback and becomes a hot seller
In the past, fruit sold in fruit shops or supermarkets was all attractive in appearance and regular in shape. But in the past two years, I have noticed that fruit with an ugly, misshapen look has started to make a comeback. First there was the "Ugly" mandarin that burst onto the scene last year, followed by the ugly apple that has swept the market this year, with its rough appearance and not-low price, yet it has attracted quite a few city residents.
-
Jianlan Junhe pictures, price and drawbacks, is it fragrant?
Jianlan Junhe was not originally called Junhe; it was named after the character "Jun" in Mr. Chen's name to name this lotus, and that is how today's Junhe came to be. This variety blooms stably and neatly. Later, Mr. Chen Zejun, an orchid grower from Qionglai, Sichuan, thought this flower was very good, so he traveled back and forth to Ya'an several times, and with an orchid
条件筛选