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Behind the raw milk suppliers' listing frenzy, hidden concerns are gradually emerging
Under the lure of capital, upstream enterprises in the dairy industry are also eyeing listed company platforms one after another, using the relaunch of the New Third Board to embark on a capital journey. A Beijing Business Today reporter found through statistics that, including Zhongding United Husbandry Co., Ltd., which officially listed on the New Third Board on December 10
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Hidden food security concerns behind twelve consecutive years of grain output growth spark heated discussion among agricultural experts
China's grain production has achieved bumper harvests for twelve consecutive years, with annual output reaching about 120 billion jin, but hidden food security concerns will not be completely eliminated because of this, and one should think of danger in times of peace. Wang Julu, president of the China Well-off Society Construction Research Association, said here. At the national major grain-producing counties investment and innovation high-end forum held here and hosted by the China
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Behind the boom of agricultural supply e-commerce, cold thinking is needed
Agricultural supply e-commerce is undoubtedly one of the most closely watched hot topics at this year's exhibition. Three related forums were held, among which the "Second Agricultural Supply Internet Conference," hosted by the 191 Agricultural Supply People Network, attracted more than 500 participants. From the surging popularity, it is clear enough to see
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Behind the difficulty of selling agricultural products lies insufficient product development
The red dates knocked down from the trees cannot be sold, and the money from selling dates is not enough to pay the workers for knocking them down; it would be better to leave them hanging on the trees. The helplessness and anxiety are written all over the face of Du Zhonggui, a villager in Lianhuachi Village, Kehu Town, Linxian County, Shanxi Province. After the Start of Winter, on the Lüliang Mountains, red dates hang from the branches all over the hills,
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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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A new dairy policy has arrived. Is the industry's spring far behind?
Although the new milk powder policy has only been in effect for one month, what is called the most brutal reshuffle in history has already swept in across the board, with many milk powder companies shedding tears as they dump stock in a final frenzy. Recently, reporters learned from several industry insiders that many milk powders on the market are being "dumped" at ultra-low prices through various promotional methods, at prices lower than ever before. Among them, a Yaolan milk powder distributor in one location was shipping at 20-25 yuan/can, while on Fen Zhong Zhuan Xiang, Beingmate's "Green Love+" imported in original cans from Ireland was promoted at a price of just 19.9 yuan/can. In Shaanxi Province, which leads in goat milk powder development, most dairy companies have begun restricting goat milk purchases.
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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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Fake and substandard agricultural supplies are targeting left-behind elderly people - how can we prevent this?
Recently, Hongze County in Jiangsu heard a case involving fake and substandard agricultural supplies that cheated and harmed farmers. The criminal suspect is suspected of the crime of producing and selling substandard pesticides, mixing chemical fertilizer with water to make fake pesticides and boasting them as a "special-effect medicine" that could treat rice blast, selling them specifically to defraud left-behind elderly people.
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Behind the fraud in the organic industry, there is a gray area in the certification process
A few organic industry product categories are facing a certain crisis of trust, and all relevant parties are expected to work together to build the organic industry into a "premium demonstration" of food safety and honest business practices. Organic pastures illegally use feed additives, and organic vegetables are found to have pesticide residues exceeding standards.
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Elderly Agriculture: The Semi-Farming Model of Left-Behind Elderly in Rural Areas
Convenient mechanical tillage and farmland management are the intrinsic needs of elderly agriculture. At present, the vast majority of rural areas across the country have already formed a household livelihood model of "semi-work and semi-farming based on intergenerational division of labor." This household livelihood model is called the labor force reproduction model or family reproduction
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