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Shanghai Rushes to Plant 80,000 Mu of Leafy Green Vegetables to Solve Local Vegetable Supply Difficulties
Nongxun Network reports that at the Shanghai municipal COVID-19 prevention and control work press conference held this morning (the 17th), Lu Zhengrong, deputy director of the Shanghai Municipal Agriculture and Rural Affairs Commission, explained the measures for increasing the local vegetable supply. First is to strengthen the rush planting of vegetables. Shanghai's municipal and district levels have introduced some supportive policies, encouraging
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Drought Hard to Relieve, Spring Tea Output Cut by 30 Percent, Tea Farmers Cry Out in Distress
With drought and little rain, Zhanghu District, Yunlin's most important tea-producing area, has suffered heavy losses. The local village chief said that now is when the tea plants need water most, and without rain, the tea plants either wither and die or simply fail to grow. This year's spring tea will not only be cut by about 30 percent, but may even affect
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Tangerine glut leaves growers desperate, pandemic makes sales difficult in some production areas
Every year from October to December is the tangerine harvest season in the south. Due to the impact of the pandemic in the first half of the year, tangerines in some areas were severely unsalable, and worried about another outbreak of the pandemic in winter, growers had no choice but to sell at a painful loss. The reporter learned from Yang Mei (pseudonym) of Zhifu Village, Jiangxia District
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Grain output may slump due to difficulties in selling grain and losses in growing it
From the start of the summer grain purchase season to the concentrated marketing of autumn grain, reporters conducting sustained follow-up interviews along several major producing provinces including Henan and Hubei found that, because of consecutive years of bumper grain harvests and the continuous one-way rise in the floor purchase price, the current grain circulation and procurement-storage links show many new trends: in some areas
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Carrot sales difficulties come to the fore, traditional planting model takes a hit
What to do, what to do? Impoverished household Zhong Wei scratched his head as he looked at the carrots piled up in his cellar. When the reporter went down into the cellar, they saw that many of the tens of thousands of kilograms of carrots had begun to sprout, and if they could not be sold soon they would have to be thrown away. Xinnong Village, Yinjia Township, Shenbei New District, Shenyang City, Liaoning Province is widely known
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What to do when broccoli is hard to sell? Farmer brokers step up
Affected by consecutive rainy days, the quality of broccoli this autumn and winter is not high, prices have fallen, and sales difficulties have appeared in many places. Recently, reporters came to the fields of some large growers in Rudong High-tech Zone and found that broccoli sales here are nearing the end. They said
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Strictly investigate the issuing of IOUs to prevent farmers from having difficulty selling grain
Premier Li Keqiang of the State Council presided over an executive meeting of the State Council on November 11, at which measures were determined to stabilize grain production and increase income from grain cultivation, so as to safeguard food security and farmers' interests; to deploy consumption upgrading to promote industrial upgrading and cultivate new supply and new momentum to expand domestic demand
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Grain traders hit by hard-to-sell grain; private granaries underutilized
Along with a cigarette, a business card is handed over casually. This is a habitual gesture of grain brokers. On the card, besides basic information, phrases such as "buys grain in large quantities" and "buys grain year-round" reveal the industry needs of the broker community; brokers with a strong sense of service
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Farmers can now get loans more easily, and banks feel safer about lending
They would rather forgo a 100,000 yuan fiscal subsidy and still hope to obtain a 1 million yuan loan. This one remark lays bare the thirst of new-type agricultural business entities for finance. Modern agriculture cannot do without finance, yet "difficult loans" and "expensive loans" have long plagued business entities, becoming "growing pains." Li
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New-type agricultural operating entities face financing difficulties; the National Development and Reform Commission strives to break through
China Economic Net, Beijing, August 1 (Reporter Lin Huocan) A relevant official of the National Development and Reform Commission said today that China will increase guidance and support for new-type agricultural operating entities, improve the policy-based agricultural insurance system, and strive to resolve the financing difficulties of new-type agricultural
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