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How Agriculture Enters the 13th Five-Year Plan Period with Six Concurrent Phases
2016 is the opening year of the 13th Five-Year Plan. How can we accurately grasp the development situation of agricultural and rural economy during the 13th Five-Year Plan period? What characteristics will the development of the agricultural and rural economy present? A reporter interviewed Han Changfu, Minister of Agriculture. Han Changfu stated that China's agriculture is currently
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Transfer payments should focus on increasing farmers' participation
Currently, the state's annual transfer payments to rural areas have reached a scale of one trillion yuan. Starting from the abolition of the agricultural tax in 2006, in less than ten years, not only are farmers no longer required to pay taxes and fees, but there are also large-scale transfer payments. The magnitude of the change is unbelievable. Before the abolition of the agricultural tax,
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Wheat crop conditions hit a near-10-year high for the same period, with drought persisting in some areas
Currently, most regions across the country have entered the busy farming season of spring plowing and spring sowing. Yan Hao, chief expert at the Agrometeorological Center of the National Meteorological Center, pointed out that thanks to favorable temperature and humidity conditions earlier on, spring plowing and spring sowing got off to a good start in most regions; however, before March 28, the winter wheat region of North China had basically no effective precipitation, and drought conditions in parts of central and southern Hebei and northwestern Henan will persist.
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Focus on Current Agricultural Production Self-Rescue: Ministry of Agriculture Strives to Ensure a Bumper Grain Harvest for the Whole Year
Currently, it is a critical period for the ripening and harvesting of summer grain and oil crops, and also an important stage for the growth and development of spring-sown crops. Since May, the regions south of the Yangtze River, South China and other areas have experienced three consecutive relatively strong rainfall events, and many places in the south have suffered floods of varying degrees, causing adverse effects on agricultural production.
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How can agricultural wholesale markets embrace e-commerce?
Currently, more than 80% of China's agricultural products each year circulate through a network of about 4,200 agricultural product wholesale markets across the country. Agricultural wholesale markets are both indispensable infrastructure in the agricultural product circulation chain and vested interests. However, fresh produce e-commerce
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