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E-commerce going to the countryside must not just focus on spreading itself thin, but also on deep cultivation
This year's "Double 11", rural e-commerce has become a major new highlight. As farmers' income levels rise and living conditions improve, the massive rural consumer market of 600 million people is becoming increasingly attractive. The rural market with huge potential has become a battleground that businesses must contest. Prospects look promising
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Why Plastic Mulch Is Hard to Recycle: The Problem Lies in the Mulch Itself
After more than 30 years of development and application, plastic mulch coverage has become one of the most important agronomic techniques in our country, and in the northwest region it has even created a situation in which agricultural production cannot be carried out without plastic mulch coverage. At present, on the one hand, plastic mulch coverage has been incorporated into national and local agricultural
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Behind the Super Rice Crop Failure: Institutional Flaws and the Variety's Own Weaknesses
In mid-April, the media successively published reports on the yield reduction and total crop failure of ten thousand mu of "Liangyou 0293" hybrid rice in Anhui last October, drawing public attention to super rice. Behind this seemingly accidental incident, the flaws of China's agricultural insurance and relief systems are highlighted, and it also reflects
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A New Strategy for Food Security: China Feeds China
Brown's theory of China grabbing grain once again alerts us that China, as the world's most populous country, cannot be fed by the world, and the string of food security must always be kept firmly taut. We must start from two aspects: improving domestic grain production capacity and ensuring grain import capacity from the international market
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Will the "soybean turmoil" repeat itself in the grain industry?
If you control oil, you control all nations; if you control food, you control all people. Just as former U.S. Secretary of State Kissinger said, the issue of food security is not only a major topic of concern in the halls of power, but also a matter of whether villagers in the countryside can have enough to eat and drink.
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How to Grow Water Spinach? A Detailed Guide to Scientific Cultivation Techniques
Water spinach itself is a vegetable that matures in summer and can be harvested until late autumn at the longest. However, with the development of greenhouse technology, water spinach can now be eaten all year round. Of course, the market demand for water spinach is the key factor behind this phenomenon, and the increase in the number of growers
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How to Grow Aloe Vera So It Survives? A Full Guide to the Planting Method
Aloe vera is originally a tropical plant and is naturally afraid of the cold, but aloe vera is also an easy plant to grow and keep alive. Of course, to make aloe vera grow fast and multiply abundantly, you must cultivate it carefully according to its characteristics. So how do you grow aloe vera so it survives? 1.
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The Latest Methods and Techniques for Controlling Pests and Diseases of Wax Apple
The wax apple itself has a distinctive scent that easily attracts insects, which in turn bring on diseases. In addition, the wax apple's skin is very thin, so its ability to defend against diseases is poor and it is highly susceptible to disease attack. So what pests and diseases affect the wax apple?
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How to Tell If Soybeans Are Growing Excessively? A Detailed Guide to the Latest Methods
Soybeans themselves have excellent nitrogen fixation, unlike other crops they do not need large amounts of nitrogen fertilizer, so they are very prone to excessive vegetative growth, for example due to improper fertilizer and water management, unsuitable temperatures and other problems, especially when too much nitrogen fertilizer is applied, which very easily causes excessive growth, leading to soybean
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How Do Centipedes Reproduce? A Detailed Explanation of Their Reproductive Methods and Process
The centipede itself can be used as medicine, and quite a few people have started raising centipedes artificially, so how do centipedes reproduce? Let us take a look together below. I. How do centipedes reproduce? . The lifespan of a centipede is only 6 years. After reaching sexual maturity, they generally mate in the early morning after rain from March to May and from July to August, and begin laying eggs after 40 days. The female centipede lays the fertilized eggs on her own back so that they can hatch in time. Each female centipede lays eggs for as long as 2-3 hours at a time, laying 30-60 eggs each time. The surface of the eggs is rich in mucus, and the eggs stick to one another to form an egg mass. During the incubation period, the female centipede neither eats nor drinks until the young centipedes hatch, and then they grow to adulthood.
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