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Measles outbreak in the Philippines has a big impact on tourism
Are you planning to travel right now? If so, there is one place you must not go, and that is the Philippines, because a measles outbreak is currently raging there and the situation is extremely serious. More than 100 people have already died, and more than 8,000 have been infected. So friends who are planning to travel should take note: do not go to the Philippines.
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African swine fever appears in Vietnam for the first time; how should the latest outbreak be prevented?
African swine fever has developed particularly severely in China, so screening at airports is also very strict, and the baggage of passengers at ports is also subject to very strict checks. But what about it? On the Vietnamese side, no news of African swine fever had been reported, so the screening of the baggage of tourists traveling from Vietnam was not subject to such high requirements. However, on February 15, a piece of pork from Vietnam was confirmed positive for African swine fever, the first case of African swine fever from Vietnam.
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Is Turkey Farming Profitable? A Breakdown of Farming Profits
Do you like eating turkey? Then do you know what kind of ingredient turkey is, and what the current farming situation is like? Let's take a look together. It is said that turkeys were introduced during the Dutch colonial period and have a farming history of more than a hundred years. In the past, they were mostly raised as a sideline in farm backyards
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What do beet armyworm larvae and adults look like? A detailed breakdown of their morphological features
We know that the beet armyworm is a pest, but do you understand its ecological habits and morphology? Let's take a look together. Ecological habits: The adult beet armyworm hides by day and comes out at night, resting on the undersides of leaves or in dark places during the day, and beginning activity and mating after sunset.
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US Public Health Group: Multiple Quaker and Kellogg's Breakfast Cereals and Oats Contain Cancer-Causing Herbicide
A US public health group says its latest research found that a range of breakfast cereals, oatmeals and snack bars popular among American children have tested positive for excessive levels of the cancer-causing herbicide "glyphosate," with well-known brands among those affected. The UK's "Guardian"
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How to Break Through the Institutional Obstacles to Rural Development
The past decade has been the period in which our country's agriculture developed fastest, the rural landscape changed the most, and farmers gained the most tangible benefits; it has also been the "golden decade" for our country's rural economic and social development. However, with the in-depth advancement of industrialization, urbanization, marketization, informatization and globalization,
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New-type agricultural operating entities face financing difficulties; the National Development and Reform Commission strives to break through
China Economic Net, Beijing, August 1 (Reporter Lin Huocan) A relevant official of the National Development and Reform Commission said today that China will increase guidance and support for new-type agricultural operating entities, improve the policy-based agricultural insurance system, and strive to resolve the financing difficulties of new-type agricultural
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Market-support purchasing in a quandary, grain circulation urgently needs a breakthrough
Grain prices do not always rise or fall in a fixed pattern, yet the market-support price has kept climbing all the way, distorting grain market prices and weighing state-owned enterprises down more and more heavily. The current wheat market-support quandary is a textbook case, and reform of the grain circulation system urgently needs upgrading. In response to an eleventh consecutive increase in the summer grain harvest
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How the national seed industry is breaking new ground in a new round of reform
Editor's note: Grain security underpins the world, and seeds cast the cornerstone. Seeds are an irreplaceable means of agricultural production and an important vehicle for advances in agricultural science and technology. At the end of last year, the General Office of the State Council issued the "Opinions on Deepening the Reform of the Seed Industry System and Improving Innovation Capacity," and central leaders have repeatedly
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Breaking the Bottlenecks in the Rural Land System Is a Key Move to Strengthen Agriculture and Enrich Farmers
In 1978, 18 farmers in Xiaogang Village, Anhui, took a huge risk and pressed bright red fingerprints onto a contract implementing household contracting with output quotas fixed for each household. It can be said that this very act made Xiaogang Village the birthplace of the "all-round contract" and also made rural land system reform the starting point of China's reform.
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