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The Sighs of Landless Farmers: Where Are the Livelihood Options?
When farmers lose their land, they lose the basic foundation on which their ancestors relied for survival for generations, lose the arena in which their traditional livelihood skills could be put to use, shatter the rice bowl of their descendants, disrupt the familiar environment in which clans had lived together for generations, sever the traditional bloodline of rural culture,
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Where Will the National Temporary Corn Reserve Policy Go?
Since 2008, the national temporary corn storage policy has been in operation for six years now. The national temporary reserve policy was implemented for the purpose of safeguarding national food security and protecting farmers' income, and after this policy was introduced, it genuinely maximized its own value in the early period. New
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Domestic cotton production falls short of demand; a new purchase-and-sale system is being built at a faster pace
At the national cotton work teleconference held recently, Lian Weiliang, deputy director of the National Development and Reform Commission, said that domestic cotton demand will recover somewhat in the new year, and the domestic production-demand gap is expected to be about 2 million tons, but the domestic cotton market still has favorable conditions for maintaining stable operation.
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Where is the way out for rural land transfer reform?
What we are going to discuss with you today is the direction of rural land transfer reform, that is, where the path of rural land transfer reform lies. When talking about rural land transfer reform, one cannot avoid talking about the transformation of urbanization. Dr. Li Keqiang spoke about "people-centered" urbanization, and then went on to talk about
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How to Tackle Livestock and Poultry Farming Pollution? Pathways and Countermeasures Analyzed
As people's living standards continue to rise, the demand for livestock and poultry products has also increased year by year. The development of the livestock and poultry farming industry has played an important role in guaranteeing the supply of livestock and poultry products in urban and rural areas, promoting farmers' income growth, and invigorating the rural economy. However, the resulting pollutant emissions
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How Can Traditional Veterinary Drug Distributors Find a New Way Out in Transformation?
At the recently concluded Fifth China Veterinary Drug Conference, Ma Hui, general manager of Hebei Shijiazhuang Zhengxinyuan Animal Pharmaceutical Co., Ltd., stated that given changes in the current industry landscape, the traditional veterinary drug marketing model no longer holds an advantage, and veterinary drug companies should re-understand the market.
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Has the severe drought caused olive oil prices to rise?
Olive oil consumption growth in the Chinese market outpaces other edible oils, but consumers have a low ability to distinguish it. The reporter has learned that according to reports, Spain, the world's largest exporter of olive oil, has recently been affected by a rare drought in nearly 140 years, and the oilseed analysis agency Oil World recently
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Mid-Autumn Festival: Farmers Everywhere Busy with Autumn Harvest and Autumn Field Management
On September 8, farmers in Shishang Village, Renshou Town, Jing'an County, Jiangxi Province, drove agricultural machinery to harvest mid-season rice. The day was the Mid-Autumn Festival and also White Dew, one of the 24 solar terms in the Chinese lunar calendar. Farmers everywhere stepped up autumn harvest and autumn field management, and the fields were bustling with activity. Photo released by Xinhua News Agency (Photo by Xu Zhongting)
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How much more room is there for urea prices to rise?
Currently, driven by exports, the domestic urea market is gradually turning favorable, with prices in some regions rising sharply. In Shandong, because export conditions have remained good, local industrial fertilizer consumption is gradually increasing, and in addition some manufacturers are shipping products to Jiangsu, Anhui and other places, last
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Four major aspects of land system reform worth watching
Recently, Zhou Qiren, a professor at Peking University's National School of Development, said while attending the 38th quarterly report meeting of CMRC China Economic Observation hosted by the school that four aspects of the new round of land system reform are worth watching. Zhou Qiren summarized several findings from his research on the land system in recent years.
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