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How Is China Adjusting Its Grain Policy? Chen Xiwen Points the Way
Judging from the statistics, China's grain production has shown an upward trend year by year since 2004. According to China's statistical criteria, China's total grain output grew from 430 million tons in 2003 to 607 million tons in 2014, an increase of 42%. Grain output in 2015 is expected to continue increasing.
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First 30 tons of southern vegetables and fruits of this winter arrive in Wuhai, Inner Mongolia
Recently, a large truck bearing a banner reading "South Vegetables Transported North" arrived at the fresh-keeping warehouse of the Shanlin Cooperative in Tuanjie New Village in Haibowan District, marking the official start of this winter's "South Vegetables Transported North" work in our city. The first batch of vegetables delivered included hot peppers, long peppers, and green beans, and the fruit was bananas, totaling
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Detailed Analysis of the Branch Growth Habits of Macadamia
Macadamia branches flush 3 or 4 times a year. In the southern Guangxi and western Guangdong regions of China, young macadamia trees flush more than 4 times a year, with each flush taking about 40 days on average from budbreak to maturity, and the interval from the maturity of a new flush to the budbreak of the next flush averaging 18-28 days. Adult
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How effective is the agricultural water price reform? An in-depth interpretation of its implementation results
The current agricultural water price is generally set at a low standard with a low collection rate; farmers have no incentive to save water, and the water fees can hardly sustain the normal operation of irrigation and drainage projects. Carrying out agricultural water price reform is not simply about raising prices, but involves comprehensive reform in many aspects such as water rights allocation, price formation mechanisms, subsidies and incentives.
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Ministry of Commerce Says Rural E-commerce Still in Its Infancy, Infrastructure Lagging
China News Service, October 16 (Wire) Wang Bingnan, Assistant Minister of Commerce, said at a regular State Council policy briefing on the 16th that at present, China's rural e-commerce development is still in its infancy, and problems remain such as underdeveloped market entities, lagging infrastructure, and a shortage of talent.
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How is autumn grain production changing its approach? People's Daily explains
The mountains are green, the water is green, and the fields are green too. The approach to increasing production is green as well. In the late autumn countryside of the south, the late rice is not yet ripe, still the green of jade, with clusters of white rice flowers hanging on the ears of grain. An old farmer by the roadside smiled happily, looking like it would be another
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China's grain inventory hits a new high, National Grain Administration releases latest data
According to the website of the National Grain Administration, the Grain Administration issued a notice on October 8, requiring that the 2015 autumn grain purchase and autumn safe grain storage work be effectively carried out. The notice shows that provincial-level grain administrative departments and the branches of Sinograin should jointly organize
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COFCO's State-Owned Capital Reform Plan Is Clear: It Will Consolidate 11 Listed Companies Under Its Umbrella
Although the pilot plan for COFCO Group Co., Ltd. (referred to as COFCO) as a state-owned capital investment company has not yet been made public, the related reform strategies, reform goals and directions have basically surfaced. A few days ago, according to a management insider at COFCO Group, as early as this
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In agricultural production, do not forget to settle accounts after autumn and do a good job of summarizing the autumn harvest
When visiting rural areas, whenever farmers are asked how much income they earned in a year, whether it was an increase or a poor harvest, what caused the increase, and what was the root cause of the poor harvest, most of them cannot give a clear explanation. In the eyes of most farmers, a year of production has already
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Experts say China is a major tea-producing country but still needs to boost the international competitiveness of its tea industry
China is a major tea-producing country, but not a strong one, especially in terms of tea exports, which are mostly raw tea exports; some tea extracts and deeply processed products are also raw, basic tea products. Therefore, whether for extending the tea industry chain, raising the industry's added value, or improving the benefits of tea farmers and tea enterprises, all require the help of various platforms to help tea enterprises make the industry bigger and stronger and enhance the international competitiveness of China's tea industry.
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