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Wuhan Lingquan Temple seeks kindred spirits to share its bounty of vegetables, but 3 hours later it ends up humbly begging for mercy
During the pandemic, many have been affected and chosen to produce for self-rescue; there are kindergartens selling grilled skewers, cinemas selling popcorn, and temples are no exception. @Wuhan Lingquan Temple during the pandemic cleared land to grow vegetables, and unexpectedly planted so much that they couldn't finish eating them all. Yesterday (the 10th) it posted on Weibo sincerely inviting locals
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Henan Food Sampling Inspection Announced: Testing Development Trends, Does All Food Need Sampling Inspection?
For people today, what goes into their mouths is increasingly judged on hygiene, cleanliness and other such issues, because there is more and more junk food now, which over time causes great harm to people's health. In response, Henan Province has adopted new measures. What are they?
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National egg prices rise in latest quotes, 5% supply-demand gap expected to be filled by February at the earliest
Have you bought eggs recently? Have you noticed that egg prices have gone up? And what I'm about to tell you is that not only have prices risen, but export volumes are also insufficient. Let's take a look together. Currently, the price of eggs at the place of production has risen from 33.5 yuan per Taiwan catty to 36.5 yuan, while the wholesale
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Food rumors keep appearing on social media: what harm do they do?
The Food Sanitation Division also urges the public to maintain "reasonable doubt" toward rumors circulating online; unless they can be confirmed as true, it is better to let rumors stop with the wise and not forward or spread them further. Those who cannot tell true from false can provide the relevant information to the Food Sanitation Division, or go online and
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Interpreting New Trends in China's Agricultural Trade
After joining the WTO, China became the country with the most open and fastest-growing agricultural products market in the world, so today's food and food security issues are particularly important. In 2015, the national food security strategy underwent a moderate adjustment, establishing the principle of moderate imports,
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Is genetically modified food safe? Expert responds: the key is what has been modified
"Although we have made quite a lot of progress in GM technology, we are still far from the requirement of 'occupying the commanding heights of GM technology,'" said Ke Bingsheng, president of China Agricultural University, during an interview with People's Daily Online on the 30th. In recent years, regarding GM
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Staple foods lead dietary trends, processing boosts agricultural efficiency
Steamed buns, noodles and rice are staple foods that Chinese people cannot do without every day. As the pace of life accelerates, fewer and fewer people mix dough and steam buns or roll out noodles at home, and standardized, factory-produced staple food products have become the choice of more people. Yet in the face of growing
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Drought relief to protect autumn crops and livestock: Ministry of Agriculture sends 3 more work teams to drought-stricken areas for guidance
According to this website: Since June, most areas north of the Yangtze River have experienced sustained high temperatures and little rain, and the drought has continued to worsen in some areas. This is a critical period for the growth and development of crops such as corn and rice, and the drought has brought adverse effects on the growth and development of autumn grain crops as well as livestock production.
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Corn Affected by Drought in Twelve Provinces and Regions; Market Outlook Depends on Weather and Temporary Storage Auctions
Since July, Liaoning has been hit by its worst drought in more than 60 years, with some farmland facing total crop failure. Twelve provinces and regions hit by drought, Liaoning and Jilin worst. Corn: outlook first depends on weather, second on temporary storage auctions. ■ Cheng Tong. Affected by the El Nino phenomenon, since July, many places in China have experienced moderate to
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Whether the agricultural product price reform pilot will be expanded, NDRC says it depends on the circumstances
The National Development and Reform Commission held a press conference on the 22nd on the cotton target price reform pilot and market regulation. Zhou Wangjun, deputy director of the Price Department of the National Development and Reform Commission, said that the target price reform pilot is an important measure to improve China's agricultural product price formation mechanism. In the next step
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