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Excessive Grain Imports Threaten National Food Security
The Central Economic Work Conference previously proposed a national food security strategy under the new circumstances of "taking self-reliance as the mainstay, basing ourselves on domestic production, ensuring production capacity, importing appropriately, and relying on technological support," requiring that the rice bowls of the Chinese people must always be firmly held in our own hands and that our rice bowls should
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Agricultural capitalization threatens China, and the peasantry is splitting apart
Recently, Yan Hairong, a scholar at Hong Kong Polytechnic University, and four young scholars published a striking special feature in Open Times, attempting to voice a view different from the mainstream on the issues of agriculture, rural areas and farmers. In their eyes, Chinese agriculture is undergoing unprecedented change
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The inversion of grain and finance threatens food security and should be taken seriously
A research report by the China Well-off Society Construction Research Association states that among China's 800 major grain-producing counties, which account for nearly three-quarters of the national total grain output, more than 100 are national-level poverty-stricken counties, with a poor population of 36 million. The phenomenon of the inversion of grain output and county-level financial strength, known as "inversion of grain and finance," is very obvious
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Extreme weather strikes multiple regions in succession, threatening food security
El Nino continues to wreak havoc. Frequent extreme weather events in many places have already begun to affect grain production and sales. Reporters learned that due to drought or flooding, several major staple crops have been affected to varying degrees in various producing areas. In western Hunan and areas south of central Hunan
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Which flowers can be eaten? A detailed explanation of the food safety of flower and herb agricultural products
Do you know which flowers can be eaten? Would you like to find out? Let's take a look together. There are some flowers you may fall in love with the taste of once you've tried them. Whenever the flowers are in full bloom, the flower-viewing crowds always pack the place, and besides watching the flowers compete in beauty, have you ever thought that
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Can Persimmons with an Astringent Taste Be Eaten? Methods to Remove the Astringent Taste from Dried Persimmons
Can persimmons with an astringent taste be eaten? How do you remove the astringent taste from dried persimmons? They can be eaten, but persimmons have an astringent taste while eating them, so what should be done to get rid of this taste? What methods are there for removing astringency? In fact, how quickly persimmons lose their astringency depends both on the variety
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Can Fish Roe Be Eaten? A Full Analysis of Its Nutritional Value and Benefits
Fish roe can be eaten. Do you like eating it? Do you know what nutritional value and effects it has? What are the precautions? Let's take a look together. Fish roe is a nutrient-rich food, containing a large amount of protein, calcium, phosphorus, iron, vitamins and riboflavin.
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Do Blueberries Need to Be Peeled? The Right Way to Eat Them and the Effects of Eating Too Many
Do blueberries need to be peeled when eaten? Can the skin of blueberries be eaten? Actually, there is no need to peel them, and the skin of blueberries also has very high nutritional value. So what happens if you eat too many blueberries? This fruit cannot be eaten in large quantities, because blueberries are a cooling fruit, and
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What can't durian be eaten with? How much is appropriate to eat at one time
Do you like eating durian? But there are many things to pay attention to when eating durian, did you know? And it also cannot be eaten together with the following foods. 1. Eggplant cannot be eaten together with durian. Because eating eggplant and durian together will cause excessive internal heat. 2. Cola cannot be eaten together with durian
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Is cranberry useful for mold infections and gynecological inflammations such as cervicitis?
Cranberry, also known as lingonberry, is a plant that grows in North America (especially Massachusetts). In recent decades, it has been widely used to prevent or treat bacterial infections of the urinary tract and vagina. What are the benefits of this fruit? Is it really helpful for gynecological inflammation?
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