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  • How can leisure agriculture break boundaries and achieve cross-sector cooperation?

    Leisure agriculture is an instinctive, wise and inevitable journey of umbilical blood root-seeking, a behavior of self-adjustment and a cycle of supply-demand misalignment after humanity moved from an agricultural society into an industrial society and an information society. In today's society, the world is flat and relationships are broad. On the premise that the marketing of a single specific product (point) follows the law of diminishing marginal returns, the industrial operation chain (line) can trace back to the upper end and extend to the lower end, the industrial sector circle (plane) can unite horizontally and link vertically, and the industrial complex can circulate internally and integrate externally. This is the theoretical foundation of boundless leisure agriculture.

  • Boundless Practice and Exploration of Leisure Agriculture

    Leisure agriculture is an instinctive, wise and inevitable journey of returning to one's roots, a behavior of self-adjustment and a cycle of mismatch between supply and demand after humanity moved from an agricultural society into an industrial society and an information society. In today's society, the world is flat and relationships are broad; when the marketing of a single specific product (point) follows the law of diminishing marginal returns, the industrial operation chain (line) can be traced upward to its source and extended downward to its end, the industrial and sectoral circle (plane) can be horizontally allied and vertically linked, and the industrial complex can circulate internally and integrate externally. This is the theoretical foundation of boundless leisure agriculture.

  • Multiple measures for quality grain production show boundless vitality

    Against the backdrop of consecutive years of bumper grain harvests domestically and cheap grain from the international market flooding into the domestic market, China's grain market seems to have entered a prolonged cold winter. The pattern of strong paddy but weak rice, and strong wheat but weak flour is becoming increasingly obvious, and very few grain processing enterprises are able to operate normally.