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What are farmers' new needs? Let's hear what farming households have to say
College graduates who go to the countryside to serve as village officials generally have a fire burning inside, but at first they may not be clear about what they can do at the grassroots level, because we are neither civil servants nor rural cadres. In July 2009, I first heard the title "college student village official"
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In China's grain sector, foreign goods are entering the market while domestic goods go into storage, with a huge price gap between domestic and international markets
Domestic production and inventories are growing, and imports are also climbing. All three are rising together - is there too much grain or too little? By our reporter Feng Hua. This year China's summer grain achieved a twelfth consecutive bumper harvest. Last year, China's grain production remained stable above 1.2 trillion jin for two consecutive years. At the same time, grain
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Renting Land in the Countryside to Grow Vegetables Becomes a New Urban Trend
In Hongguang Village, Sancha Town, Zunyi County, some farmland that was at risk of being left fallow was transferred by the government and then divided into small plots to rent to city people for growing vegetables. According to reports, this hands-on experience project is quite popular and has also boosted rural tourism. Ever since the "Happy Farm"
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Why is urban-rural integration not about capital freely going to the countryside?
At present there is a widespread view that urban-rural integration means letting farmers freely enter the cities and capital freely go to the countryside. Only by doing so, it is said, can the principles of a market economy truly be realized, can the market play a decisive role in resource allocation, and can resources be allocated most efficiently
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Going forward, the wheat market mechanism will play a further role
New wheat market performs steadily In mid-to-late July, when reporters visited grain enterprises in major wheat-producing areas such as Jiangsu, Henan, Hebei and Shandong, they found that the phenomenon commonly seen in previous years of market players driving up prices to scramble for grain sources was gone. At many sites for purchasing wheat for the temporary state reserve, grain brokers and traders coming to sell grain lined up in an orderly way to be weighed, put into storage and settled. At the grain collection points set up by small vendors and grain brokers, reporters saw a steady stream of small horse-drawn carts bringing farmers to sell grain.
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Ministry of Agriculture Deploys Corn Armyworm Prevention and Control Work, Going All Out to Secure Grain from Pest Damage
According to this website, August is an important stage for corn growth and yield formation in the main producing areas of Northeast China, North China, and the Huang-Huai region, and it is also a critical period for armyworm outbreaks. On July 30, the Ministry of Agriculture issued an urgent notice on doing a good job in corn armyworm monitoring and prevention and control, requiring relevant areas
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The agro-processing industry is developing rapidly; going with the flow and seeking advantages while avoiding harm is key
Since entering the new century, China's agro-processing industry has developed rapidly. In 2014, the main business revenue of large-scale agro-processing industries nationwide under the broad statistical caliber exceeded 23 trillion yuan, and the agro-processing industry has become an important pillar industry and a livelihood industry. At present, China's economic development has entered
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What opportunities and challenges does agriculture going global face?
The theme of my speech at this year's annual conference is that Chinese agriculture should go global. Why should Chinese agriculture go global? Let me start with the reasons. Everyone knows that our country's agriculture has been growing for more than ten years, and none of you here feel that our country's grain supply will be a problem.
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Guard Strictly Against the Negative Effects of Industrial and Commercial Capital Going to the Countryside
Recently, General Secretary Xi Jinping gave important instructions on farmland protection, proposing that "particular attention must be paid to preventing problems such as some industrial and commercial capital going to rural areas, becoming involved in land transfers, and then carrying out non-agricultural construction, affecting farmland protection and grain production." In accordance with the spirit of these instructions, strictly guard against industrial
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Local Specialties Ride the Internet Wave to Achieve Online Sales
The potatoes of Dingxi, Gansu, the cured meat of Xiangxi, Hunan, and the red rice of Hani, Yunnan - these high-quality local specialties that were once "hidden in the depths of the boudoir, unknown to all" - are now entering vegetable markets in Beijing, dining tables in Shanghai, and refrigerators in Guangzhou through a thin network cable. When the Internet Meets Local Specialties
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