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The first document of the Central Committee in 2016 may focus on the layout of agricultural modernization.
Beijing, December 25 / PRNewswire-Asianet /-- according to the report of Economic Voice transaction Live, the market expects the No. 1 document of the Central Committee in 2016 to focus on agricultural modernization and rural e-commerce. How much hope of a bumper harvest will the agricultural and rural sector bring to the capital market in the new year? "
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Garlic prices in Binzhou, Shandong rise with the tide: "Garlic You Fierce" strikes again
On December 21, the reporter learned that since late November, after heavy snow in garlic-producing areas, cold-storage garlic prices have continued to rise, with prices last weekend hitting a new high since 2012. Last weekend, the purchase price of ordinary mixed-grade garlic in the Jinxiang producing area climbed to 3.9 yuan/jin, compared with 2.3 yuan at this year's storage period
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How many almonds should you eat a day? Recommended daily serving
Badam (almond) is a popular nut produced all over the world. Academically speaking, "Badam" originates from Persian and means "kernel." The Chinese word "badanmu" is a transliteration rather than a translation of the word "Badam." Badam is the name for Almonds (almond kernels) in many countries around the world
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Ma Youxiang on the development of the grass industry: recognize grass, value grass, develop grass
Grass plays an important role in the development of our country's agriculture and rural economy, especially in the development of the grass-fed livestock industry, and will continue to play an even more important role. Grass is the foundation of modern grass-fed livestock development. Grass is the basic means of production for the grass-fed livestock industry, and is the
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Animal husbandry pursues the "three guarantees" through "three transformations," optimizing regional layout to secure supply
By estimate, for some time to come China will consume at least 230 million kg of meat, 80 million kg of poultry eggs and 100 million kg of milk every day, putting considerable pressure on China's animal husbandry sector to secure supply. At the same time, the rapid development of animal husbandry has brought worsening pollution and ecological degradation in some areas
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E-commerce online shopping uncovers a vast rural consumer market
If you can't buy it, you just haven't thought of it. From daily necessities such as toothpaste and toothbrushes, shoes, hats, clothes and socks, to quirky items that city dwellers would never imagine, such as slides, pavilions and ice cream machines, all have become objects of online shopping for villagers. Rural online shopping has revived the long-dormant rural
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The Internet Plus Agriculture Wave Is Here: Manage Your Farm with a Smartphone
The Internet Plus Agriculture Wave Is Here. A series of events shows that the Internet Plus agriculture wave is rushing toward us, and more agricultural innovation opportunities are emerging. On May 8, the State Council issued the "Eight National E-commerce Measures," proposing to strengthen the integrated development of the Internet with agriculture and rural areas. The central government will allocate
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Four major changes in China's agricultural layout and production patterns
"Huguang ripe, the world fed," "grain transported from south to north," "facing the yellow earth with back to the sky" - these traditional impressions of grain production are now undergoing earth-shaking changes. First, grain-producing areas are rapidly shifting northward. The middle and lower reaches of the Yangtze River are a traditional grain-producing region, long known for the saying "Huguang ripe, t
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Machines Replace Farmers in the Fields, and Humans Reap the Harvest Without Lifting a Finger
The next time you stand in line at the supermarket checkout, spare a thought for the farmers who fill your shopping basket. These days they are having a hard time, and you will certainly have to pay more for food because of it; for the millions around the world who cannot get enough to eat,
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Corn prices rise to 1.35 yuan, a rare surge in a decade
Recently, a sharp rise in the price of a single kernel of corn is producing rather far-reaching effects across many downstream sectors. In May and June of this year, corn in the Dalian area was still 1.05 yuan to 1.1 yuan per jin, but now it has risen to around 1.35 yuan. Such a high price for corn is, at least in the most recent
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