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Can desert locusts be eaten, and will they enter China?
Not long ago, 360 billion desert locusts from Africa had already reached the territories of Pakistan and India, just a stone's throw from our country. This kind of locust has strong reproductive capacity, so it is very difficult to prevent and control. Some people have begun to suggest solving the problem by eating them, so can desert locusts be eaten?
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What to Do When African Jasmine Drops Its Leaves? Causes and Solutions
Not long ago, Qinnong Web introduced the cultivation methods for African jasmine, and quite a few people told us that their own African jasmine plants started dropping leaves as they were growing them. African jasmine itself can serve as both a flowering plant and a foliage plant, and dropping leaves
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Why Is My Bougainvillea Dropping Flowers? Here's the Latest Analysis
Not long ago, Qinnong Network just covered the reasons why bougainvillea won't bloom. You finally managed to get your own bougainvillea to flower, only for the blossoms to drop off before long, which is a real letdown after all that joy. So why does bougainvillea drop its flowers? Below, Qinnong Network will
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Why are jujube farmers cutting down their jujube trees? Market development needs to be accelerated
A snowfall not long ago brought waves of chill to the Lüliang Mountains. Living on the mountain, jujube farmers gazed at patch after patch of jujube groves and could not help shaking their heads in helplessness: these jujube trees that had given them hope of prosperity more than a decade ago now left them deeply disappointed. No one buying jujube, some cutting down trees. Shilou
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Ding Shengjun: The Man Who Wrote a World Food Legend
Not long ago, the Third APEC Agriculture and Food Ministerial Meeting was held in Beijing, where participants engaged in in-depth exchanges and discussions on agricultural development and food security experience in the Asia-Pacific region, and many people's attention focused on the ten consecutive years of growth in China's total grain output since 2004.
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Rural safety cannot be ignored; villagers need to raise their awareness of precautions
Not long ago, I went to the countryside to run errands and stopped for a while at a fellow villager's home. The villager's family was building a house, and a young man was using a homemade hoist to lift cement up to the second floor. Suddenly the hoist flung the young man out of the second-floor window, resulting in fractured ribs.
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Chinese agriculture faces dual squeezes and dual constraints
The Central Economic Work Conference and the Central Rural Work Conference held not long ago made some new arrangements for deepening rural reform and accelerating the modernization of agriculture, and in particular put forward some new requirements for accelerating the transformation of the agricultural development model. Today I am very pleased to be able to
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When Will the Financing Difficulties of Modern Agriculture Be Resolved?
Not long ago, the China Banking Regulatory Commission issued the "Regulatory Guidelines on Strengthening the Construction of the Three Rural Financial Service Mechanism of Rural Commercial Banks," requiring rural commercial banks to continuously enhance their distinctive, specialized, and refined capacity to serve the three rural sectors. The Central Rural Work Conference proposed that no matter how tight the financial resources,
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Domestic Grain Prices Are High, Chinese Farmers Can Rent Land Overseas
Not long ago, Chen Zhangliang, Vice Chairman of the China Association for Science and Technology and member of its Secretariat, gave an exclusive interview to Phoenix Net, discussing the opportunities, challenges and strategies for Chinese agriculture going global. Having served as president of China Agricultural University for 6 years and as vice chairman of Guangxi in charge of agriculture for 6 years, Chen Zhangliang not only
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What are the focal issues in China's agricultural development?
Not long ago, General Secretary Xi Jinping, during an inspection tour in Zhejiang Province, remarked that in the process of advancing our Four Modernizations in a synchronized manner - industrialization, urbanization, informatization, and modernization - agriculture is clearly a weak link, the weakest one. Only by striving to shore up this weak link and resolving these weak spots can we truly advance the development of the Four Modernizations and truly realize the Chinese Dream. I think this judgment is very important.
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