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Corn futures may weaken in a volatile market ahead; what does the industry think?
Last week, rare rainfall occurred in Northeast China, with temperatures rising and falling sharply, which was very unfavorable for corn storage. At the same time, roads were icy and transportation was difficult. It is expected that the short-term progress of temporary storage entering warehouses may be forced to slow down. As the Spring Festival approaches, farmers' willingness to cash in increases, and coupled with the
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How much does China spend on poverty alleviation each year? How are the hundreds of billions in poverty alleviation funds used?
To escape poverty, money must be spent. To lift more than 70 million poor people across the country out of poverty, the funds needed over the next five years will amount to at least hundreds of billions of yuan. Recently, at the Central Conference on Poverty Alleviation and Development, General Secretary Xi Jinping stressed that the intensity of investment in poverty alleviation and development must match the requirements of winning the battle against poverty
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What prominent problems does our country's seed industry development face? Understand the policy recommendations in one article
The seed industry is the source of the agricultural industry chain and a strategic, foundational core industry of the nation, playing an irreplaceable role in safeguarding national food security and agricultural industry security. Since our country's agricultural research institutes underwent corporatization reform, the seed industry has achieved relatively rapid development
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With apple-growing skills, returning home to grow apples beats a 10,000-yuan monthly salary
Li Qingjun often spends time with fruit growers, discussing apple-growing knowledge. Photo provided by the interviewee. Our reporter Li Jing. He once worked at a listed company in Shenzhen, engaged in securities and investment and financing work, with a monthly salary of over 10,000 yuan. This white-collar worker whom everyone envied chose to return
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How Does a Tiny Potato Build a Big Industry?
In recent years, Dingbian County in Shaanxi Province has been making every effort to build a potato industry chain. The county's potato planting area has long remained above 1 million mu, with an output of more than 1 million tonnes, an average annual total output value of 1 billion yuan, and accounting for more than 50% of farmers' income. Dingbian potatoes are not only popular in the domestic market,
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How is vegetable waste turned into treasure? This is how Yucheng, Shandong does it
Recently, the reporter followed staff from the Yucheng Vegetable Bureau into the Yangshi Insect Farming Base in Fangsi Town. On rows of iron racks were stacked layer upon layer of paper trays. Staff pulled out a paper tray, and inside a layer of wheat bran were densely packed small insects, wriggling one by one.
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How Does E-commerce Improve the Rural Market System
Developing rural e-commerce is becoming an inevitable choice for China in innovating rural business models and improving the rural market system. In order to vigorously develop rural e-commerce, recently, the official launch ceremony of the national supply and marketing cooperative e-commerce platform Gongxiao e-Home and the first China Supply
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How does Internet Plus give rise to new business forms in China's agriculture and rural economy?
What kind of catalytic effect will "Internet Plus" bring to the economic and social life of agriculture and rural areas? At the 2015 Agricultural Informatization Summit Forum held in Fuzhou from November 7 to 8, experts pointed out that "Internet Plus" rural e-commerce will bring leapfrog development to the rural economy.
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Analysis of the Reasons Behind the Lack of Competitiveness in Chinese Agriculture
Recently, the news of China's grain harvest turning into a crisis has become the focus of media attention, the so-called "can't be moved, can't be sold, can't be stored." For a country with a large agricultural population, a bumper harvest should be a good thing, especially since the hearts of many of us are still shrouded in the hellish memory of three years of starvation.
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What to Do When Farming Doesn't Pay? Professional Farmers Step In to Crack the Problem
Most farming households in our rural areas now have just seven or eight mu of land, or a dozen mu; each household farms only this little bit of land, and the money earned from one mu of land is about the same as what you'd earn working in the city for a week. Han Jun, deputy director of the Office of the Central Rural Work Leading Group, said, how
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