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The root cause of cheap fruit hurting farmers is still a lack of competitiveness
As the nationwide harvest and market arrival of the main fruit variety, Fuji apples, is fully completed, a price bargaining battle is unfolding between fruit farmers and buyers, repeating the phenomenon seen in the previous two years where farmers held back sales, ultimately making fruit hard to sell in most regions. Dalian is no exception
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Analysis of the Reasons Behind the Lack of Competitiveness in Chinese Agriculture
Recently, the news of China's grain harvest turning into a crisis has become the focus of media attention, the so-called "can't be moved, can't be sold, can't be stored." For a country with a large agricultural population, a bumper harvest should be a good thing, especially since the hearts of many of us are still shrouded in the hellish memory of three years of starvation.
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The Truth Behind the Fake Pitaya "Unsalable" Crisis: Three Ways to Tell Real from Fake
After grabbing the attention of countless Chinese people in early July, the "unsalable" pitaya in Foshan, Guangdong was still confirmed by the public to be fake news. In this "crying wolf" incident involving agricultural products, those hurt were not only outsiders concerned about China's agriculture, rural areas and farmers, but also the fruit growers caught in the whirlpool of the fake "unsalable" story
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Grain depot corruption is not just about embezzlement and lawbreaking; the hidden story behind it is rarely known
Recently, the Qingyunbao Central Grain Depot in Kaiyuan City, Liaoning Province, and the Qianguo Baiyilaga Collection and Storage Depot in Songyuan City, Jilin Province, were exposed by CCTV for issues including passing off old grain as new grain and maliciously fraudulently claiming price-difference subsidies. Once the news broke, the national grain depots once again became the focus of public attention. The people take
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Capital flowing to the countryside generally does not grow grain: three major difficulties behind it
Regarding the phenomenon noted by China Youth Daily reporters during interviews in Xingtai, Handan and other places, that capital going to the countryside has the strength to compete for land but not the ability to farm it, He Xuefeng, director of the China Rural Governance Research Center at Huazhong University of Science and Technology and doctoral supervisor, said this situation is not uncommon nationwide.
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Behind the Super Rice Crop Failure: Institutional Flaws and the Variety's Own Weaknesses
In mid-April, the media successively published reports on the yield reduction and total crop failure of ten thousand mu of "Liangyou 0293" hybrid rice in Anhui last October, drawing public attention to super rice. Behind this seemingly accidental incident, the flaws of China's agricultural insurance and relief systems are highlighted, and it also reflects
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Urbanization does not mean leaving one's hometown behind, and farmers who move to the city need not give up their land
Urbanization does not mean making farmers "leave their hometown behind"; rather, it means enabling farmers to enjoy the same public services and living conditions as urban residents. In recent years, Dezhou City has explored the "joint development of two zones" - new rural communities and rural industrial parks - achieving for rural community residents "leaving the land but not the village, finding employment without leaving home, entering factories without entering the city, and becoming urbanized in place," blazing a new path of "people-centered, nearby urbanization," effectively solving the land bottleneck problem encountered in the process of urban development, and to a certain extent achieving a win-win of improved farmers' living conditions and long-term rural economic development.
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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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Why are imported fruits selling so well? An analysis of the reasons behind it
In 2015, what fruits did Jinhua residents love to eat, and what vegetables did they commonly eat? These can be seen in the annual market report just released by the Jinhua Agricultural Products Wholesale Market. Compared with the previous year, Jinhua residents were more willing to spend money on food. Jinhua Agricultural Products Wholesale Market 2
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Where Is the Pitcher Plant Native To? Propagation Methods and the Digestion Principle Behind Its Insect-Eating
The main habitat of the pitcher plant is the tropical regions of Asia. Do you know about pitcher plants? Would you like to learn about them? Let's take a look together. How do pitcher plants propagate? Pitcher plants mainly propagate by "cuttings." Taking cuttings of pitcher plants is very easy, and
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