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Advancing agricultural modernization with grain security and income growth as the focus
"The government work report delivered by Premier Li Keqiang is fact-based, offers thorough and penetrating analysis of the situation, and lays out work in a pragmatic and scientific manner. It conforms to reality and accords with public opinion. In particular, the report devotes a large amount of space to comprehensive arrangements and deployment for consolidating the foundational position of agriculture, and puts forward
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Only by developing rural areas well can we truly resolve homesickness
Who among you comes from a rural area? Not a single one? After looking around and finding that none of the reporters nearby responded, 60-year-old Ke Bingsheng said loudly, I do. On the morning of March 3, as soon as he stepped into the delegation residence, Ke Bingsheng, a member of the National Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference and president of China Agricultural University, was surrounded by a crowd
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Developing Modern Agriculture: How to Find the Most Ideal Agricultural Input Supplier
China is a typical smallholder economy, and farmers are the terminal end of the agricultural input supply chain as well as a vulnerable group within it. In addition, the seasonal and experience-dependent nature of agricultural input products makes the order of the agricultural input market rather chaotic, and the victims are precisely the farmers. Therefore
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Urban agriculture development focuses on developing ten major functions
To develop urban agriculture, efforts should focus on developing the ten major functions of agriculture. First, the food security function; second, the employment and income increase function; third, the ecological conservation function; fourth, the tourism and leisure function; fifth, the experiential participation function; sixth, the environmental beautification function; seventh, the distribution service
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Capital going to the countryside: developing agriculture or staking out land?
Against the broader backdrop of land transfer entering a new normal, industrial and commercial capital flowing to the countryside will be a trend in all regions. If it is not guided and regulated in a timely manner, the phenomenon of staking out land and neglecting farming will intensify. These people are used to making quick money in other industries, and they bring
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Yuan Longping Talks About His Year of the Sheep Wish: Striving to Achieve the Super Rice Per-Hectare Target Ahead of Schedule
Yuan Longping (third from right) inspects rice ears in a super rice experimental field in Hunan Province. Photo by Zeng Yong (file photo) The target of 16 tons of super rice per hectare was originally planned for 2018, but we are striving to break through next year! The Year of the Sheep is almost here, and our super rice is the bellwether.
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Chinese e-commerce accelerates expansion into rural markets
"I've bought a desktop computer online before. It wasn't very easy to use, but I didn't know who to send it to for repairs. Now if there's a problem, I can go to a physical store, which feels much more reassuring." In the "JD Help Service Store," 26-year-old Qingzhen resident Yang Dong said this while using a computer to browse products.
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Cultivating new-type professional farmers is an inevitable requirement for developing modern agriculture
"To accelerate the development of modern agriculture, we must accelerate the standardization, large-scale operation, specialization and organization of agricultural production. But young and middle-aged laborers in rural areas now basically all go to the cities to work, and professional and technical talent is even more scarce. This has become the bottleneck in developing modern agriculture.
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80% of fertilizers bought online are fake, and farmers who lose their entire harvest can only swallow their grievances
According to statistics from the central bank, in the first half of 2014, China's online shopping users reached 350 million, each person spent an average of more than 3,000 yuan, and total online consumption reached 1.05 trillion yuan, and this figure is still somewhat conservative compared with the e-commerce companies' own data. As online consumption increases, so does
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Why did Yuan Longping say: If you want to make money, don't go into agriculture?
If you want to make money, don't go into agriculture. Yuan Longping, 84 years old, academician of the Chinese Academy of Engineering and father of Chinese hybrid rice, spoke frankly when answering reporters' questions at the Sanya Finance International Forum that doing agriculture requires preparation for long-term commitment, that making money in agriculture is not easy, and that it requires even more
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