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Hidden Fundraising and Lending by Agriculture-Related Enterprises: Runaway Cases Sound the Alarm
Reporters interviewing in Hubei, Shandong, Henan, Hebei and other places found that small and micro agriculture-related enterprises, including self-employed businesses and farmers' cooperatives, have in recent years engaged in various forms of fundraising and lending activities in increasing numbers. After absorbing deposits, they on-lend to others at high interest; due to broken capital chains, cases of bosses running away have already appeared in some areas
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Nationwide land violation cases up 27.7% year-on-year in the first half
Statistics on land and resources for the first half of 2014 released recently by the Ministry of Land and Resources show that 28,510 land violation cases were discovered nationwide, involving a land area of 11,256.9 hectares, up 27.7% and 18.9% year-on-year respectively. An official with the Ministry of Land and Resources said the violations
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2018 avian influenza cases drop by nearly 50%, strengthen prevention efforts
Now we have once again entered the peak period for avian influenza, so we need to strengthen our defenses in this regard. What exactly should be done? Let's take a look together. Ducks must be screened before slaughter, and prevention efforts are working. To contain the spread of avian influenza, the Council of Agriculture has since last year mandated that all ducks across Taiwan be comprehensively screened for the virus before being brought to market.
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How Many Times a Year Do Orchids Bloom? A Detailed Guide to Their Blooming Patterns
In most cases, an orchid blooms only once a year, while a small number of varieties bloom multiple times a year. It also requires careful management to bloom; otherwise, the orchid may not bloom at all. To get an orchid to bloom more, you need to strengthen its care. The main care techniques are as follows
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Many Advantages of Intercropping Vegetables in Mulberry Orchards in Winter, with Cases of Poverty Alleviation and Prosperity
In recent years, the model of intercropping vegetables in mulberry orchards in winter has become popular, because mulberry orchards are generally only used from May to October each year, and from November each year to April of the following year, when silkworms are not raised, they are often left abandoned there, which both wastes land and brings no economic income. So more and more
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Has there ever been a case of African swine fever that fully recovered?
African swine fever is the number one killer in the pig farming industry, and is also known as the AIDS of the animal world, a title that is internationally recognized. African swine fever has been circulating globally for more than 100 years, and so far no country has been able to develop effective
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What to Do If a Sow Has a Persistent High Fever After Farrowing? Detailed Explanation of Causes and Treatment Methods
In some pig farms, after a sow gives birth, symptoms such as persistent high fever, rapid breathing, reduced milk production, and limb paralysis may appear. So what should be done if a sow has a persistent high fever after farrowing? 1. What to do if a sow has a persistent high fever after farrowing? If a sow has a persistent high fever after farrowing, it is necessary to adjust
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Are ants pests or beneficial insects? Understanding the pros and cons of ants in one article
In most cases, ants are beneficial insects, playing an important role in environmental cleanliness, traditional Chinese medicine materials and other aspects. Some species are pests, such as termites and army ants. The well-known saying "a thousand-mile dike collapses because of an ant hole" mainly refers to termites, and termites also damage trees and wood
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Do Giant Pandas Bite Humans? Understanding the Temperament and Danger of Giant Pandas
Giant pandas do bite people, but this rarely happens. Generally, when they are startled or feel pain, discomfort or unease, or when they have no way to escape, they will suddenly bite. This is basically a conditioned reflex behavior. A startled giant panda will be more alert for the next few days, but
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62% of swine fever cases are related to feeding pigs with swill; the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Affairs recommends prevention and control in six areas
Since African swine fever outbreaks occurred in some provinces of China in August, all outbreaks that have occurred so far have been effectively handled, 12 epidemic areas have had their lockdowns lifted, and China's African swine fever situation is generally controllable. However, due to the complex transmission routes of the African swine fever virus and the complexity of pathogen contamination
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