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What is the difference between aged grain and deteriorated grain? Grain storage moves toward ecological transformation
Now the grain market supply is very abundant, and consumers can buy the finished grain they need on the market at any time. However, some consumers worry: could the grain circulating on the market be aged grain? Can grain quality and safety be fully guaranteed? Recently, the Economic Daily
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The "grain vs. fruit competing for land" issue needs to be re-examined from a different angle
Does the logic of competition for land between agricultural industries hold up? Yesterday I was still thinking about the non-grain use of land in fruit-growing areas, and today I heard the concept of "grain vs. fruit competing for land." Liujiagou Town in Penglai City, Shandong Province, has 61 villages and 30,000 people. Of the town's 60,000 mu of farmland, fruit trees cover about 30,000 mu, mainly apples, grapes and cherries. In terms of quantity, grain cultivation accounts for only half of the total farmland area, and more and more grain fields are being transferred through land circulation to local enterprises for fruit tree planting. This undoubtedly gives the impression of "grain vs. fruit competing for land." Through our research, we found that this view is open to question.
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Rural e-commerce should emphasize personalized, differentiated and branded development
With the widespread popularization of the Internet and the promotion and use of Internet of Things technology, following the rise of urban e-commerce in China, rural e-commerce is developing rapidly. According to the "2014-2015 China Agricultural Products E-commerce Development Report", in 2014 China's agriculture-related
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What is the difference between rural communities and administrative villages in China?
I. Real-world confusion: a cognitive trap. The upsurge in rural community building that arose alongside the large-scale "delivery of public services to the countryside" adopted three construction models according to the size and spatial distribution of villages, namely "one village, one community," "several villages, one community," and "one village, multiple communities." Across most of the country,
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What is different about eating potatoes as a staple food?
There are staple food products such as potato steamed buns, noodles, bread, and pancakes, as well as mind-blowing snacks and treats like milk tea, French fries, ice cream, and freshly squeezed purple potato juice; there are potato tubers of different colors and sizes such as white, pink, and purple,
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The problem of "same village, different rights" should be a key focus of rural community development
The differences in rights and treatment caused by different statuses are fundamentally detrimental to the harmonious and stable development of rural society. In advancing rural community development, efforts should focus on breaking down the barriers of status and moving toward the equalization of basic public services, laying a solid foundation for rural harmony and stability
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Corn seed prices diverge sharply, with dominant varieties seeing notable increases
At present, spring corn planting in Northeast China is nearly finished, and summer-sown corn in the Huang-Huai-Hai region has also begun. This year's steady increase in corn planting area has driven a substantial rise in corn seed usage. Data show that corn seed prices have risen significantly this year, with an increase of
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Pork and chicken prices are worlds apart, and the difference in inventory is the main reason
In June, the agricultural by-product market saw more declines than gains, while pork prices stood out alone; affected by increased consumption during the Dragon Boat Festival, the average national live pig ex-farm price rose for 15 consecutive days, with a cumulative increase of 3.7%, and on Monday this week it firmly held the 7.55 yuan/jin mark. In contrast, chicken
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Developing Green Agriculture Creates a Different Kind of Bumper Harvest
Compared with previous years, this year's summer grain production shows striking new trends and new highlights, namely that the concept, actions and methods of "green" run through the entire process of summer grain production. Viewed along the timeline of past bumper harvests, this "green bumper harvest" carries especially profound significance, for it proves with facts that "a different way" can also achieve a bumper harvest.
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Differentiated competition and green production become new directions for agricultural development
The "Huashan model" brings us many insights for advancing agricultural modernization with Chinese characteristics: The first insight is that it solves the problem of fragmented farmland, promotes the transfer and concentration of farmland, and develops agricultural operations at an appropriate scale. This problem is what agricultural modernization faces
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