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Four Major Problems in China's Urbanization: NDRC Points to Extensive Land Use
The State Council Information Office held a press briefing on the afternoon of March 29, at which officials from the National Development and Reform Commission, the Ministry of Human Resources and Social Security, the Ministry of Land and Resources, the Ministry of Housing and Urban-Rural Development, and the Ministry of Agriculture introduced relevant information on China's urbanization development and answered questions from reporters.
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Behind the fraud in the organic industry, there is a gray area in the certification process
A few organic industry product categories are facing a certain crisis of trust, and all relevant parties are expected to work together to build the organic industry into a "premium demonstration" of food safety and honest business practices. Organic pastures illegally use feed additives, and organic vegetables are found to have pesticide residues exceeding standards.
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Ministry of Agriculture points out two major and two low problems in China's cultivated land quality
According to a Xinhua Net report on the 20th, He Caiwen, deputy director of the Planting Industry Department of the Ministry of Agriculture, said that China's cultivated land soil has long been in a sub-healthy state, with problems of "two major and two low": a large degraded area, a large polluted area, low organic matter content, and low soil fertility. At the China
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What are the three major pain points in the development of rural e-commerce in China?
Wang Xiaobing, deputy director of the Market and Economic Information Department of the Ministry of Agriculture, said recently that developing rural e-commerce is an important means of accelerating the transformation of China's agricultural development model, but at the current stage, in the process of developing rural e-commerce in China, it also faces three major pain points: high costs, difficulty in making a profit
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How many Baishanzu fir trees still exist, and where are they distributed? With pictures
The Baishanzu fir is a fir tree species and an endangered species. It is very precious. In its natural distribution area, only five trees remain, but one of them has weakened and one is growing poorly. It is endemic to the area above 1700 m above sea level on the south slope of Baishanzu in southern Zhejiang. Bai
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A Detailed Explanation of the Latest Planting Methods and Technical Key Points for Proso Millet
Proso millet has existed for a very long time. Along with rice, foxtail millet, wheat and soybeans, it was known in ancient times as one of the Five Grains, and proso millet is also called huangmi. It can be used to brew wine and make pastries, and its drought resistance is extremely strong, even more tenacious than wheat and sorghum, but
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Tainan Community University Taijiang Branch learning chronicle: Building a river-basin school that coexists with rivers and seas
Building a river-basin school that coexists with rivers and seas - Tainan Community University Taijiang Branch learning chronicle
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Why the Maolin native mango coexists with butterflies
The Maolin native mango that coexists with butterflies
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Aviation City Tragedy 02"Auto mechanic left paralyzed, long-term care family's tears run dry, award-winning teacher lashes out: "As long as zonal expropriation exists, there is no fairness or justice in this world"
Aviation City Tragedy 02"Auto mechanic left paralyzed, long-term care family's tears run dry, award-winning teacher lashes out: "As long as zonal expropriation exists, there is no fairness or justice in this world"
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