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Is "no one to farm" really a problem? Let's hear what He Xuefeng has to say
During the National Day holiday, the author went to Sheyang County, Jiangsu Province to research "joint farming and joint planting" and made many interesting discoveries. Sheyang County, following the deployment of higher authorities, counted the number of farming households in the county with more than 30 mu of cultivated land, in order to transfer out 20% of the previous agricultural subsidies to support these new agricultural business entities.
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Aksu sugar-core apples are back again, still with a sweetness that goes straight to your heart
Farmers from the Congzhong Fruit Industry Farmers' Professional Cooperative in Aksu City, Xinjiang, are picking fresh sugar-core apples. All photos are file images. Aksu apples have a glossy color, delicate flesh, and a transparent core. Sugar-core apples have a uniquely clear, sweet taste. Aksu apples are also known as Jiali apples.
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Don't Let Backdoor Grain Selling Break the Hearts of Grain Farmers
Since the beginning of this year, Henan, a major grain-producing province, has encountered difficulties in selling grain after a bumper harvest. Queuing to sell grain has become the norm, and in some places there have even been cases of selling grain through the "backdoor": paying the quality inspector 500 yuan per truck as a "kickback" allows the grain to go straight through quality inspection and weighing. This bizarre grain-selling situation undermines the country's preferential agricultural policies.
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Farmers have grain in hand, so why do they still feel anxious?
As the saying goes, with grain in hand, the heart does not panic. But for farming households in Henan and other places, having grain in hand not only makes the heart panic - worrying it cannot be sold - but also makes the heart fret - selling grain still requires "pulling strings." What kind of game is this? In recent years, China's grain output has increased year after year, not only
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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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Corn prices are falling, don't let farmers' hearts grow cold
Recently, the author learned through a rural survey in Neihuang County that the drop in corn prices was beyond people's expectations. Over the past five years, when new corn came onto the market, the price per jin was mostly between 1.1 yuan and 1.2 yuan. This year it has fallen to 0.9 yuan, and even at this price it is still hard to sell.
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Higher output without higher income? Don't let a bumper harvest break farmers' hearts
Due to differences in geography and climate, when wheat sales and storage in the inland regions have already temporarily come to an end, Xinjiang's wheat is currently busy being sold outside the region. However, what is worrying is that although the wheat harvest was bumper, it cannot be transported out and is still piled up in the growers' farmyards
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Good policies must truly think about what farmers think and keep farmers' needs at heart.
Straw utilization is an old topic, but it attracts people's attention every year during the summer and autumn harvests. Before the 1990s, straw was fuel for boiling water and cooking in rural areas. Farmers raising livestock used straw leaves to feed sheep and used stalks to make fires. At that time, rural energy was in short supply, and no uncut straw could be seen on cultivated land.
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Food security does not rely on Sinograin, so what does it rely on for protection?
With grain in hand, the heart is at ease. This is the core idea of our country's grain policy. It sounds fine, but unfortunately the real world has costs. The first problem is that grain prices are pushed up, and our country has become a high-price zone in the international grain market. From wheat and corn to rice, although
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Ministry of Agriculture: We walk into farmers' eyes, farmers walk into our hearts
The spring light is infinitely beautiful, and the busy farming season is just right. Accompanied by the dense drumbeat of spring plowing and preparation, the Ministry of Agriculture carried out the "Hundred Townships, Ten Thousand Households Survey" activity for the 5th consecutive year, drawing a total of 108 cadres and agricultural science and technology personnel to form 27 groups, and in March and April, in two batches, went deep into the grassroots of 27 provinces and autonomous regions, car
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