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Chongqing's green vegetable heads enter the Gansu market, further opening up sales channels
In the depths of winter in the northern land, the cold wind blows hard and the fields stretch vast and empty. At dawn on December 30, 2015, the Zhangye Road vegetable market in Lanzhou, Gansu Province, China was already bustling with voices. A large crowd gathered around a pile of green vegetable heads, competing to bag, weigh and pay for them, while the vendor was busy beyond measure. The same
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Where is the grain market heading in 2016? Storage pressure remains considerable
After the bumper harvest: grain storage pressure remains considerable At present, China has achieved twelve consecutive increases in the summer grain harvest and eleven consecutive years of bumper annual grain harvests, but after the bumper harvests, the pressure on grain purchase and storage is considerable. Yan Bo, spokesperson for the State Administration of Grain and director of the Department of Policies and Regulations, introduced that our
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E-commerce Reaches Villages and Households, Helping Farm Produce Head to the City by the Truckload
In Nong'an County of Jilin Province, a major national grain-producing county, the "Internet Plus rural" model is stirring up ripples, and more and more farmers are sharing in the dividends brought by the added value of agricultural products through a mouse and a mobile phone. E-commerce platforms reach villages and households, ingeniously solving the rural dilemma of buying and selling. Not long ago, farmer Wei Zhi
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Selling Grain May Become Difficult Again, and Early Prevention Is Key
Thanks to the incentives of the state's agricultural benefit policies and the impetus of scientific and technological progress, China's grain production has achieved eleven consecutive years of increase. This year's summer grain harvest increased again after overcoming natural disasters such as rainy weather and pests and diseases. Increased grain production and a bumper harvest are cause for celebration, but from
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Where Are Rural Mega-Changes Heading? An Analysis of Future Development Directions
For the past 10-plus years I have been conducting research in rural areas across the country, and I have felt the tremendous changes in China's countryside. From 2013 to 2015, the center's teachers and students spent three consecutive years using the Spring Festival homecoming opportunity to write homecoming notes. In 2013, more than 60 were written; in 2014 and 2015, more than 100 each. From the center's teachers and
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Can Green-headed Russula Be Eaten Raw? A Detailed Guide to Cultivation Methods and Prices
The green-headed russula, like the double ninth mushroom, is a purely wild mushroom species, because the growth of the green-headed russula depends on the nutrients of termite nests and has extremely high environmental requirements, so it cannot yet be cultivated individually. The green-headed russula grows in summer and autumn each year, and generally yields more after rain. Green head
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Lianping Shangping eagle-beak honey peach opens for picking and goes on the market in July, 10 yuan per jin, reachable by navigation
If you look for the Lianping eagle-beak honey peach base on your phone's map and navigation apps, you will find three results, but in fact the results are not accurate; two of the places, when you get there, have only a few mu of peach trees past their season. If you search for Lianping Shangping eagle-beak honey peach on your phone, you will find that it is still 12 km after getting off the expressway. In fact, as soon as you exit the expressway, you get the feeling of having entered the eagle-beak honey peach production area. Right away the roadside is lined with eagle-beak peaches, and you do not really need to enter the base itself; just find one or two orchards right by the roadside, 10 yuan per jin, while the price on the Guangzhou market at the same time is 11.8, but in the market you will find that in fact many are not from Lianping eagle-beak honey peaches and are replaced with those from other places.<br /> <img alt="Lianping Shangping eagle-beak peach" src="/uploads/allimg/190730/1-1ZI0142GLY.jpg" style="width: 730px; height: 487px;" /><br /> <br /> <div> The soil in Lianping County, Heyuan City is acidic, and winter is not very cold and not long, an environment relatively suitable for honey peach growth. Each town, based on this natural resource advantage and combined with the local farmers' traditional habit of growing honey peaches, put forward the rural economic development idea of “hope lies in the mountains, wealth lies in the mountains”. Among the many fruits of Lianping, the eagle-beak honey peach is famous both inside and outside the county for its large fruit, clear sweetness, crispness and honey flavor, and is favored by consumers. Through extensive market surveys and research by agricultural experts from the province, it was confirmed that the honey peaches of Shangping Town and Beitou Town are rare fine varieties in the whole province. Therefore, honey peach planting was vigorously promoted, and honey peach production was designated as the characteristic economy of Lianping County's “one town, one product”.</div> <div> </div> <div> Before 2002, Shangping Town, Lianping County, Heyuan City had 4,000 mu of honey peach base. In 2003, Shangping Town completed the land preparation and planting task for 6,000 mu of eagle-beak peaches and began preparing to build the 10,000-mu honey peach base in the Jiulian Mountains. In order to give full play to the brand effect and realize industrialized operation, Shangping Town, with strong support from the county party committee, county government and relevant departments, set off a boom in honey peach planting throughout the town. Starting in September 2003, in less than three months, Shangping Town completed 4,350 mu of land preparation and hole digging, and base construction was unprecedentedly fast. The masses' enthusiasm for planting honey peaches ran high; in Zhongcun and Gukeng of Shangping, nearly 1,000 people went up the hills every day to prepare land and dig holes. From 2003 to 2005, Shangping Town mobilized the masses to expand planting by more than 10,000 mu. The honey peach planting project in Shangping Town implemented the policy of unified planning, contiguous development and household operation, which fully mobilized the enthusiasm of farmers. With the Jiulian Mountain eagle-beak honey peach base as the center, it spread to surrounding villages, forming a pattern of “every village has a base, every household has an orchard”, reaching more than 1 mu of peach orchard per person, making Shangping Town a veritable honey peach specialized town.<br /> </div> <div> At the same time, at the end of 2002, Beitou Town, Lianping County, Heyuan City also began planting eagle-beak peaches, and by 2005 several hundred mu of fields or hillside land had also been planted with eagle-beak peach trees. To this day, planting in Beitou Town has also reached over a thousand mu. This completed the goal of the eagle-beak peach base radiating toward the northwest of the Jiulian Mountains.</div> <div> In 2005, Shangping Town was rated by the relevant national departments as “China's Hometown of Eagle-Beak Honey Peach”. In October 2011, at the “Top Ten Excellent Fruits of Lingnan” award ceremony held in Deqing, Zhaoqing, the Lianping eagle-beak honey peach received this honor. The “Lianping eagle-beak honey peach” is currently the best peach variety in Guangdong and even southern China, and has been praised by agricultural experts as the “best of peaches”.</div> <br /> <br />
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What Fertilizer Is Best to Apply at the Rice Heading Stage? Timing of Pesticide Application and Key Points for Pest and Disease Control
Heading is the phenomenon in which the fully developed ear of a cereal crop extends out from the top leaf as the stem elongates. It is the stage in which vegetative growth and reproductive growth advance vigorously together, and it is also the best period for topdressing. So, what fertilizer is best to apply at the rice heading stage? When should pesticide be applied
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What is 30-head Panax notoginseng? How much does it cost per jin?
Panax notoginseng, also known as Tianqi, is a precious Chinese herbal medicine, and Wenshan, Yunnan is its main producing area. Panax notoginseng has effects such as improving human immunity, anti-aging, promoting blood circulation and removing blood stasis, and reducing swelling and relieving pain. So how much does Panax notoginseng cost per jin? How much does Panax notoginseng cost per jin Panax notoginseng
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Key Points and Management Methods for Arrowhead Cultivation
Abstract When cultivating arrowhead, try to choose fairly fertile land, or you can prepare base fertilizer yourself. When transplanting seedlings, it is best to choose a relatively hot season and maintain a certain density. During the growth of arrowhead, fertilizer should be applied about three times, and at the final harvest
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