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Preliminary research for the 13th Five-Year Plan begins to yield results
On April 1, the Ministry of Agriculture held in Beijing a briefing on the results of major preliminary research projects for the 13th Five-Year Plan for agricultural and rural development, reviewing and evaluating the research results, which also marked that the major preliminary research projects for the plan had entered the "yielding results" stage. On that day, from the Chinese Academy of
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How the 13th Five-Year Plan Draws the Blueprint for Building a Moderately Prosperous Society in All Respects
The 13th Five-Year Plan period is an important window of opportunity for China's economic transformation and upgrading. The key to achieving the goal of a moderately prosperous society in all respects lies in the 13th Five-Year Plan, and the key to building an innovative country also lies in the 13th Five-Year Plan. At this year's National Two Sessions, Yu Zhengsheng, Chairman of the National Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference, said in his work report that 20
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Five Major Pitfalls of Agricultural Investment, Be Sure to Pay Attention Before Investing
One. Where did the money go? The funding predicament of agricultural enterprises. Falling before dawn, this is the most tragic scene of many agricultural investments. The Qingdao blueberry and Sichuan kiwifruit bases acquired by Lenovo, to some extent, their original operating companies were also suffering the pain of a "darkness before dawn" style ordeal.
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Five key points to grasp in land transfer for leisure agriculture
1. Be thoroughly familiar with the nature of the land being transferred, and know how to change the nature of the land. Avoid disputes arising from issues with the nature of the land. The nature of the land is very difficult to change, so before transferring land you need to inquire clearly about the nature of the land. If the nature of the land is not clear, it will greatly limit the agricultural project you choose later.
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Major grain-producing counties included as a priority in urbanization development
In the 13th Five-Year Plan, the urbanization construction of the country's 800 major grain-producing counties should be included as a priority in the national urbanization development strategy. In the future, China will still have about 200 million rural laborers to transfer. Accelerating the urbanization construction of major grain-producing counties and advancing the continuous development of the primary, secondary and tertiary industries
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China's agriculture shows five major trends, and organic products will become more favored
Those skilled in warfare seek victory through favorable circumstances. If agricultural enterprises want to break through in their regions, they must first judge and discern the situation, leverage favorable conditions, formulate development strategies, and complete rapid transformation. Looking at the overall development, China's agriculture is at the crossroads of economic transformation: the traditional
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Farm machinery safety supervision strengthened, five provinces, regions and municipalities in North China coordinate their efforts
Recently, the competent departments for farm machinery in five provinces, regions and municipalities - Beijing, Tianjin, Hebei, Shanxi and Inner Mongolia - jointly signed in Beijing the "Beijing, Tianjin, Hebei, Shanxi and Inner Mongolia Farm Machinery Safety Supervision Coordinated Cooperation Agreement", taking the first step in inter-provincial coordination and joint action for farm machinery safety in North China.
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China's agricultural mechanization level reaches 61%, achieving the 12th Five-Year Plan target ahead of schedule
A 61% mechanization rate means that China's agricultural production methods have achieved a historic leap from being dominated by human and animal power to being dominated by mechanical operations. However, problems such as the structural imbalance in the development of agricultural mechanization and poor infrastructure conditions for agricultural machinery use still exist. Only by solving these
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Turning Potatoes into a Staple Food Is No Small Matter: Five Questions About Potato Staple-ization
The Ministry of Agriculture says it will promote potatoes as China's fourth-largest staple food; experts say the ultimate goal is to win public acceptance in terms of varieties, nutrition and other aspects. On the 6th, a seminar on the development strategy for potato staple-ization, hosted by the Chinese Academy of Agricultural Sciences and other institutions, with the participation of a vice minister of agriculture, was held, and the meeting
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Agricultural e-commerce is booming, so why are the five business models so similar?
Agriculture is a very traditional industry, closely tied to every one of us. One company plans to invest in chicken farming in the Hotan region of Xinjiang, with the goal of raising one million chickens and ultimately reaching a output of ten million. This investor is a real estate developer who wants to get into the chicken business
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