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Backbone farmers are a new force supporting rural development
Reform and opening up, especially after Deng Xiaoping's Southern Tour talks, the export-oriented development strategy and the practice of the socialist market economy brought enormous changes to China's social structure. In general agricultural areas across the country, the biggest change in rural areas is that a large number of young and middle-aged farmers have moved to the cities
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Hybrid corn inventory backlog eases somewhat, hybrid rice remains in surplus
On October 23-24, the National Agricultural Technology Extension Service Center held the 2014 National Autumn Regular Meeting on the Production, Supply and Demand Situation Analysis of Major Crop Seeds in Tianjin. The meeting analyzed the production of seeds of major crops including corn, rice, wheat, rapeseed, cotton and soybean in 2014 and
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First batch of China's overseas self-produced soybeans successfully shipped back to China
Recently, it was learned from the Heilongjiang Province Agricultural Industry Association for Russia that, with strong support from customs, inspection and quarantine and other departments, the first batch of Russian imported soybeans from the largest China-Russia agricultural cooperation project - the China-Russia (Primorsky Krai) Modern Agricultural Industry Cooperation Zone - entered the country via the
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Beef and Mutton Prices Rose for 13 Consecutive Years, So Why Did They Fall Back in the Peak Season?
Beef and mutton prices fell in some pastoral areas, with "difficulty selling sheep" appearing. Recently, the persistently soaring beef and mutton prices in some areas showed a phenomenon of falling instead of rising during the peak consumption season. According to monitoring, in the fourth week of October, the price of mutton in pastoral areas such as Inner Mongolia and Xinjiang was 57.34 yuan per kg, a year-on-year
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Can rural migrant workers who have moved to the city still go back to the countryside?
Today I will talk about a very cutting-edge issue: whether rural migrant workers who have moved to the city today can still go back to the countryside. Whether rural migrant workers can go back to the countryside must be discussed on two levels. The first level is whether rural migrant workers can settle down in the city. This issue is very important, that is,
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Ugly Fruit Has Its Day: Misshapen "Crooked Melons and Cracked Jujubes" Make a Successful Comeback
The New Year is approaching, and in many supermarkets apples have been given a "new outfit" and branded with the "peace" label; through growing methods, apples are transformed into "peace apples," with an ordinary Red Fuji selling for 7 or 8 yuan. However, compared with these shiny fruits, this year some fruits with a not-so
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2014 in Review: Brand Agriculture Industry Trends
Looking back at the brand agriculture industry trends of 2014, the market surged, capital was active, and brand building was in full swing. Whether in capital investment, e-commerce, agricultural product processing, or the leisure agriculture industry, one could see many figures and steps striving for innovation, creativity, and progress
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Three Major Staple Crops Produce Large Amounts of Straw, but Low Utilization Rate Holds Things Back
China is a major agricultural production country with a long history of farming. As the scale of agricultural production has continued to expand, large amounts of concentrated straw have been produced, with annual crop straw output reaching 6.5×108 tons. According to statistics, the proportion of national straw returned to fields and fed to livestock and returned to fields as manure is about
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Selling Russian-Grown Grain Back Home Is the Right Way to Push Agricultural Transformation
Since land in Russia is almost as cheap as cabbage, why have fewer than 20 Chinese companies engaged in cross-border farming there to date? During the interview, the reporter found the answer to this question. In fact, some experience can be replicated, but not every company can copy other kinds of experience.
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Vegetable Village Opens Field-Side Market, Making It Easier for Growers to Sell Their Produce
Pick on the way back, sell on return. A few minutes at the market is enough to learn prices and purchasing standards, without delaying farm work, and it also saves on transport costs. In early spring, Bao Qunyan, a vegetable grower from Gaogongzhuang Township, Wei County, Hebei, pulled a cartload of freshly harvested tomatoes to the field-side market at the entrance of his village.
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