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Why can't the agricultural product processing industry be separated from the fields?
The agricultural product processing industry is connected to the fields at one end and reaches toward the consumer market at the other. This characteristic of linking primary, secondary and tertiary industries determines the special importance of the agricultural product processing industry to agricultural regions. To some extent, it is an important lever for accelerating the transformational development of agricultural regions and the integrated development of primary, secondary and tertiary
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Soil pollution must be curbed urgently; prevention and control of farmland pollution brooks no delay
Just as the blue sky cannot be shrouded in smog and rivers cannot run with sewage, the earth likewise cannot bear pollution on its thick soil. The "Air Ten Measures" and "Water Ten Measures" have already been issued one after another; when will the long-awaited "Soil Ten Measures" be introduced? 2015 is the International Year of Soils designated by the 68th United Nations General Assembly.
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Support for specialized cooperatives must be sustained; it cannot go hot and then cold
Recently, while interviewing in a county in Shanxi, the author found that a cooperative in the county that was once a model cooperative has now stalled. When asked the reason, the cooperative's chairman said: going to Beijing to report, receiving people from all walks of life who came to learn from its experience, it was lively for a while, and later a field meeting was even held, but
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Agricultural indicators are the key basis for accurately judging China's economy
To accurately assess China's economic situation, we must fully and profoundly recognize the excellent situation of China's agriculture. The across-the-board strong performance of the agricultural economy is itself the most direct and most effective testimony to China's stable economic growth. The excellent agricultural situation will not only play a role in ensuring supply, boosting confidence and strengthening the foundation for China's current economic transformation and development and its steady entry into the new normal, but will also exert an indispensable influence on the stability of the world economy.
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Three forces in rural e-commerce that cannot be ignored, Alibaba Research Institute speaks out
Today, speaking here about the e-commerce transformation of supply and marketing cooperatives, facing leaders of provincial-level supply and marketing cooperatives from across the country, I particularly want to point out one thing: Is the reform of supply and marketing cooperatives and their e-commerce transformation a new task? Five and a half years ago, the State Council issued the "Several Opinions on Accelerating the Reform and Development of Supply and Marketing Cooperatives."
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China's rural groundwater is seriously polluted: is it still drinkable?
Since 2005, as a doctoral supervisor at the Chinese Academy of Sciences, I have led group after group of graduate students in ecological agriculture practice in my own hometown, Jiangjiazhuang Village, Bianqiao Town, Pingyi County, Shandong Province, contracting about 40 mu of low-yield farmland and running an ecological farm. We have witnessed
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Efficient and ecological agriculture cannot be achieved without innovation-driven development
For agriculture to achieve high efficiency and ecology, it must fundamentally rely on innovation-driven development, which is mainly reflected in the following three aspects: First, innovation-driven science and technology systems. As we know, the current agricultural science and technology system is basically the science and technology system of chemical agriculture, because we rely on
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Why the Temporary Corn Procurement Price Can No Longer Be Temporary
Domestic temporary procurement price rises while international market prices fall. The temporary corn procurement policy has reached its eighth year, and the news farmers received is that the temporary procurement price has been lowered from 1.12 yuan per jin to 1 yuan per jin - the first cut in eight years. In Inner Mongolia, the large-scale corn grower Wang Wuhou seemed to have been mentally prepared long ago:
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Grain Price Inversion Leads to Surge in Grain Imports: Farmers Cannot Sell the Grain They Grow
Grain Won't Sell, Grain Farmers Want to Cry but Have No Tears: Does China Have Too Much Grain? Author: Gao Yuanzhi, Zhou Mian, Wu Tao Source: Banyuetan Website Editor: Yuan Bixia Editor's Note: At present, China's grain production and grain market have some puzzling aspects: on the one hand, grain
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Lowered Temporary Corn Reserve Price: Farmers Should Not Bear the Entire Pain of Reform
Reform is necessary, and adjustment is necessary, but the pain of reform and development cannot be borne entirely by farmers. Grain is, after all, a special commodity; when farmers grow grain, it is itself a responsibility and contribution to national food security, and the cost of market fluctuations cannot
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