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Crop price insurance lets farmers lock in profits without losses
If paying more than 20 yuan per mu in insurance premiums could guarantee the profitability of grain farming, I would certainly be willing to pay. The speaker is Liu Jianlin, a major grain farmer in Xueyan Town, Wujin District, Changzhou City. This year he planted more than 600 mu of rice; half of the plots yielded more than 650 kg of paddy per mu, while the other half could not be harvested in time due to rainy weather and yielded only 450 kg per mu. Moreover, this year the price of paddy was 0.46 yuan per kg lower than last year, so the profitability of grain farming was much worse than in previous years.
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Rural e-commerce development unlocks a rural consumer market worth hundreds of billions
Premier Li Keqiang of the State Council presided over an executive meeting of the State Council on October 14, deciding to improve the compensation mechanism for universal broadband and telecommunications services in rural and remote areas to narrow the urban-rural digital divide; deploying accelerated development of rural e-commerce, and promoting consumption and benefiting people's livelihoods by strengthening new business forms;
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Grain recall system adds another lock to food security
Although China has had bumper grain harvests year after year, quality and safety still face many challenges, and safety risks from production, circulation, processing and consumption still exist. China will implement a grain recall system. When grain operators discover that the harmful substance content of the grain they sell
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Don't Let Rumors Become a Stumbling Block to the Development of the Livestock Industry
Recently, incidents such as "six-winged chickens" and "pork containing worms" have been wildly circulated in WeChat circles online, leading many consumers to believe them firmly and actively participate in spreading them, bringing negative impacts to the livestock and poultry breeding industry while also bringing unstable factors to society. In the complex on
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What exactly is agricultural-input e-commerce? This article explains it
When an industry enters a deadlock, disruptive forces always emerge. The reason agricultural-input e-commerce has sprung up like bamboo shoots after rain this year ultimately lies in the fact that it has touched the industry's pain points. Agricultural-input enterprises getting involved in e-commerce is not hype, bandwagon-jumping or blind action. Unlike what many people imagine,
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Guangdong Boluo Songshugang Cultivates Taiwan Jade Maiden Tomatoes (Photos)
In people's impressions, tomatoes are a low-growing herbaceous plant on the ground, generally no more than half a meter tall. However, in Songshugang Village, Changning Town, Boluo County, local farmers have recently cultivated a new variety called Jade Maiden tomato. This Jade Maiden tomato not only has thin skin and is juicy, but
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E-commerce Reaches Rural Areas, Unlocking New Consumer Potential in the Countryside
Wuhan--Feng Binglan, a woman over 60 years old in the mountainous area of western Hubei, received a 32-inch LCD TV set purchased online by her daughter without leaving home. Her village is a 2-hour drive from the city, with rugged mountain roads, and traditional home appliance dealers charge an extra 200 yuan for door-to-door delivery, while e-commerce offers free delivery.
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Chengdu salt prices quietly rise, salt industry system reform may break the deadlock
More than 4 months after the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology confirmed the news of canceling the state salt monopoly, unusual movements have appeared in the market retail price of salt. Recently, an Economic Observer reporter learned exclusively that salt prices at major supermarkets in the Chengdu area have been quietly raised. Economic Observer reporters visited
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No one-size-fits-all approach to land confirmation; localities not required to march in lockstep
Minister of Agriculture Han Changfu said on the 11th that all localities should actively and steadily carry out the work of confirming, registering and certifying rural land contractual management rights, not seeking to march in lockstep and not resorting to a one-size-fits-all approach. Han Changfu made the remarks on the 11th at a video conference on the work of confirming, registering and certifying rural land contractual management rights, jointly convened by the Ministry of Agriculture and five other departments.
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2015 Central Document No. 1 Locks in New Positioning for Agriculture, Rural Areas and Farmers
The "Central Document No. 1" originally referred to the first document issued by the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China each year, and has now become a proper term for the Central Committee's emphasis on rural issues. Yesterday, this year's No. 1 document, "Several Opinions on Intensifying Reform and Innovation and Accelerating Agricultural Modernization," arrived as expected, designating the three major directions of "strong," "prosperous" and "beautiful" for China's future agricultural work, and setting the tone for agricultural institutional reform in the new stage from the perspectives of food safety, agricultural product prices and further improvement of rural public services.
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