-
Grain industry gathers to discuss innovation-driven agricultural development
Recently, under the guidance of the Development Research Center of the State Council and jointly hosted by the Rural Economy Research Department of the Development Research Center of the State Council and the China Economic Yearbook Press, the 2015 (Third) China Grain and Food Safety Strategy Summit was held in Beijing. With agricultural development mode
-
Honeysuckle Market Sluggish in the New Season, Driven by Weakening Demand from Downstream End Users
Right now it is the new-harvest season for honeysuckle. In China's main honeysuckle-producing areas such as Shandong, Shaanxi, Henan and Hebei, this should be a season of abundant supply and brisk buying and selling, but our reporter has learned that this year this widely used Chinese medicinal herb seems very desolate.
-
The veterinary vaccine market will expand by 20 billion yuan within 10 years
Benefiting from the continuous increase in the scale of farming and the epidemic prevention policy of "prevention first, culling as supplementary", the U.S. animal vaccine industry entered a period of vigorous development from 2001 to 2009, with the market size rapidly doubling from 600 million USD to 1.2 billion USD, and the compound annual growth rate reaching
-
How much more room is there for urea prices to rise?
Currently, driven by exports, the domestic urea market is gradually turning favorable, with prices in some regions rising sharply. In Shandong, because export conditions have remained good, local industrial fertilizer consumption is gradually increasing, and in addition some manufacturers are shipping products to Jiangsu, Anhui and other places, last
-
A woman in Zhumadian, driven by vanity, bought an Apple phone with zero down payment and got scammed out of more than 30,000 yuan
Miss Li of Zhumadian bought a high-end Apple phone through a zero down payment, installment payment plan. After using it for a bit under half a year, Miss Li was very satisfied with the quality of the Apple phone and decided to pay off the phone installment loan early in June, but in July...
-
Can invasive species really be driven back by foodies?
Today's Species Calendar features the Chinese mitten crab, and at the end we mentioned that Chinese mitten crabs have become a headache-inducing invasive species in Europe and North America. You might be surprised that Chinese mitten crabs can be a headache? Send in a team of Chinese foodies, and wouldn't it be solved in no time?
-
China's rural e-commerce accelerates development driven by diversified competition
Diversified competition drives the development of rural e-commerce in China
-
Corn prices break through the $4 mark, driven by the dollar's plunge and favorable weather
Dollar plunges, weather favorable, corn prices break through the $4 mark
-
条件筛选