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Feicheng's 80,000 mu of Chinese cabbage enjoys a bumper harvest, with 80 percent already sold
As an important national vegetable production base and distribution center, Feicheng's cabbage planting area has now reached 80,000 mu, mainly distributed in Wangzhuang Town and Taoyuan Town, with last year's total output reaching 440,000 tons. At present, Feicheng's Chinese cabbage, enjoying a bumper harvest, has sold more than 80 percent. According to intro
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Cabbage Sold at Mutton Price: A Novelty from Yutian, Tangshan
Recently, the Chinese cabbage of the Black Cat King Farmers' Professional Cooperative in Yutian County has been selling well in the Beijing market, fetching a sky-high price of about 25 yuan per head, roughly on par with the current market price of mutton. The cooperative's 300-mu fine vegetable garden belongs to the Beijing Municipal Government's "vegetable basket" project.
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Why must straw be burned no matter what? See how Chinese farmers deal with it
Every year at this time of year, city dwellers, as the PM2.5 index rises, focus their attention on the corn stalks in the crop fields, firmly believing that the change in air quality is caused by farmers burning straw, and this gives rise to endless verbal battles. We have to admit, as
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Cold Snap Arrives: Shanghai Cabbage and Bok Choy Prices Double, Vegetable Supply Ample
The cold snap has put Shanghai's vegetable supply to the test. Eastday reporters have learned that vegetable supply on the market is currently ample, though prices have risen somewhat. Leafy greens showed the most obvious price increases, with napa cabbage rising from around one yuan per jin to over 3 yuan.
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Jinan releases reserve vegetables to the market, cabbage just over 1 yuan per jin
In recent days, snow, falling temperatures and a cold wave have hit Jinan, causing vegetable prices to soar. To stabilize vegetable prices and ensure the supply of the "vegetable basket" in the Jinan urban area, on the 23rd Jinan used the government's emergency reserve vegetables and officially released them to the market, at prices far below market price. It is understood that
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Jinan releases reserve vegetables, cabbage sells for only around 1 yuan
In recent days, Jinan has been hit by snow, falling temperatures and a cold wave, causing vegetable prices to soar. To stabilize vegetable prices and ensure the supply of the "vegetable basket" in the Jinan urban area, on January 23, Jinan used the government's emergency reserve vegetables and officially released them to the market, at prices substantially lower than market prices. It is understood
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Shenzhen Fourth Quarter Agricultural Product Monitoring: Cabbage and Others Found Non-Compliant
Recently, the Municipal Food and Drug Administration released the results of routine monitoring of agricultural product quality and safety in Shenzhen for the fourth quarter of 2015. According to the monitoring, a total of 1,080 samples of edible agricultural products were monitored across the city, with 39 non-compliant samples, giving a sample compliance rate of 96.4%. Among the various products sampled,
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Farmland reduced to a garbage dump exposes the problem of officials' inaction
There is an old Chinese saying: it is hard to leave one's native land. After many urban villages in Zhengzhou were demolished, the villagers all hoped to be resettled in their original villages. But the people of Tangzhuang Village, Longyuan Office, Zhengdong New District, Zhengzhou, are unwilling to return to their old home in the demolition and resettlement, and they strongly
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Map of the main growing regions of Chinese cabbage in China
Napa cabbage, also known as heading cabbage, yellow sprout cabbage or hearting cabbage, etc., is a native and specialty vegetable of China, widely cultivated throughout the country, with North China as the main producing area, and its cultivation area and consumption rank first among all kinds of vegetables. In the north, napa cabbage is called the
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What price should "cabbage price" really be? How can cabbage transform and upgrade?
Editor's note: As the cold winter sets in, Chinese cabbages flood the market, and once again we hit the strange cycle of "too much or too little": when prices are high everyone plants, and when there is too much the price plunges, leaving large volumes unsold and growers anxious. The reason behind it is not complicated: the market is determined by supply and demand. Once the
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