-
Exchanging village officials across locations has many benefits, and these advantages are worth knowing about
Recently, when the author returned to his rural hometown, he inadvertently learned that the village's former Party branch secretary had been sent to a neighboring village to serve as Party branch secretary, while a village committee director from the neighboring village had come to our village to serve as Party branch secretary. According to the villagers, this is a measure of the county's recent implementation of a cross-village official posting mechanism.
-
Storing Grain Among the People Is Quietly Changing, Challenging Traditional Rural Grain Storage Models
Gongzhuling City in Jilin Province is a major corn-producing county in China, with an annual corn output of more than 3 million tonnes. To meet farmers' grain-selling needs, in 2013 the city's corn purchasing depots increased to 61, and many large canopy shelters and open-air grain storage bins were built, standing shoulder to shoulder with tall silos and flat warehouses.
-
How Cultural Development Is Changing the Face of Agriculture, Rural Areas and Farmers
On the writing desk, farmer calligraphers and painters wield their brushes and splash ink; under the green shade, farmer poets express their aspirations and feelings; on the stage, one performer exits as another enters... At the cultural station of Dongyangzhuang Township in Bazhou City, Hebei Province, farmers come here year-round during the slack farming season and after tea and meals to discuss poetry, paint, sing opera and enjoy entertainment.
-
Rural Distribution Channels Then and Now: Markets Are Quietly Changing
Editor's note: As distribution channels multiply, buying and selling in rural areas is becoming more and more convenient. What has become of the rural market, once the main channel for farmers' consumption? Is it still as bustling as it was in the past? Will farmers still travel several li, or even dozens of li,
-
What are the changing characteristics of agricultural cooperative finance in modern China?
Agricultural cooperative finance in modern China began with the rural credit cooperation experiment conducted by the China International Famine Relief Commission in Hebei in the 1920s. After the 1930s, as traditional rural finance in China dried up and the economic crisis intensified, the cause of cooperative finance was regarded by the Nationalist Government and all sectors of
-
Side Effects of Grain Price Support Purchasing and Storage Emerge, Experts Suggest Changing Subsidy Methods
Every year's No. 1 Central Document concerns agriculture, and this official way of attaching importance gives concrete expression to the Chinese notion that "food is the first necessity of the people." China has a large population, and food security has always been of paramount importance. Although there have been many consecutive years of bumper harvests, the state has not relaxed in the slightest on the grain issue.
-
Smuggling of agricultural products: ever-changing tricks, endless devious schemes
In the small hours, in Tansan Village, Naliang Town, Fangchenggang City, Guangxi, on the China-Vietnam border, 30-year-old Tang Moumou was arrested at home by customs anti-smuggling police. He is suspected of smuggling Vietnamese rice into the country from a non-designated crossing point by way of "guaranteed cargo." And far to the north, in the coastal city of Dalian,
-
The Changing Times and Role of Peasant Identity
In 1967, a famous French sociologist named Henri Mendras wrote a book titled The End of the Peasantry. At that time, France was at the end of a period of rapid urbanization, the agricultural labor force was shrinking, and large numbers of young and middle-aged people were leaving for the cities, so the "peasants," as opposed to urban citizens,
-
Chinese scientists discover that the dominant wheat aphid species is changing due to climate change
Recently, a team led by researcher Ma Chunsen of the Institute of Plant Protection, Chinese Academy of Agricultural Sciences, after 6 years of research, found that climate change has broken the original balance of agricultural pest communities, changed the relative dominance among species in pest communities, and caused succession of the dominant species. It can
-
How is Internet Plus profoundly changing agriculture?
Today, Internet Plus is a buzzword, and many industries are trying every possible way to connect with the internet, and agriculture is no exception. Moreover, compared with some other industries, the call for agriculture and the internet to "marry" is stronger and the action more resolute, and the internet's new technologies and new ideas
条件筛选