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Grain traders hit by hard-to-sell grain; private granaries underutilized
Along with a cigarette, a business card is handed over casually. This is a habitual gesture of grain brokers. On the card, besides basic information, phrases such as "buys grain in large quantities" and "buys grain year-round" reveal the industry needs of the broker community; brokers with a strong sense of service
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How Agricultural Investment Can Explore Public-Private Partnership Models
The nation takes agriculture as its foundation. Agriculture is tied to our country's national economy and people's livelihood, food security, farmers' income growth and many other aspects, and our country has always placed agriculture first in the development of the national economy. At present, our country's agricultural industry is in the stage of transformation and upgrading from traditional agriculture to modern agriculture.
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Cracking down on illegal slaughtering requires conviction and criminal punishment in accordance with the law
Yuecheng District, Shaoxing City, Zhejiang, has implemented designated poultry slaughtering for nearly 5 months, but in the Chengnan Subdistrict farmers' market, roadside vegetable shops and residential communities, there still exist many phenomena such as live poultry slaughtered on the spot and sales of slaughtered white poultry without leg rings. As the weather turns cold, the risk of H7N9 gradually increases. Recently, the Jiaxing area confirmed the first case of human infection with H7N9 influenza since the start of winter.
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Rural Collective Assets Must Not Become the Private Property of a Few
Because property rights and powers are unclear and the attribution of interests is undefined, the collective economy has encountered quite a few problems in actual operation. Only when farmers have clear protection of property rights and stable income from property rights can the moderately scaled land management, the growth of new types of business entities
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Private lending remains the main channel for farmers' financing
"Nowadays, farming alone can easily cost hundreds of thousands of yuan, and the loan matter still has no clue." Recently, Zhang Tuanjie, head of the Xiangrui Agricultural Planting Cooperative in Shiyuan Township, Qi County, Henan Province, was quite helpless. The Qi County Rural Credit Union, which has been reluctant to grant loans, also has its own difficulties: besides the borrower having few collateral assets, the vegetable planting industry is also easily affected by natural disasters and sales difficulties, making it an industry with relatively high costs and high risks. Farmers' "difficulty in getting loans" and the rural credit union's "difficulty in granting loans" seem like two ropes tied into a dead knot, impossible to cut or untie, restricting farmers from becoming wealthy and the rural credit union's own development.
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NDRC official encourages private capital to invest in agriculture
At the press conference held in April this year to launch the compilation of the 13th Five-Year Plan, Xu Lin, director of the Development Planning Department of the National Development and Reform Commission, specifically mentioned the need to accelerate agricultural modernization. On August 2, at the Modern Agriculture and Financial Services Innovation Summit held in Chengdu,
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A resident of Shihezi privately kept two female wolves; what a bold move
A citizen living in a residential community near the Technical College in the Shihezi Development Zone called the police station of the Shihezi City Public Security Bureau at the vocational college to report: a household in the community was keeping many dogs, and the pack barked day and night, seriously affecting the normal lives of residents in the community.
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Dogs at Private Dog Farm Found Half-Eaten, Bodies Dumped in Cages; 207 Dogs and Cats Rescued and Awaiting Adoption
Private Dog Farm Turns into a Living Hell: Dog Carcasses Half-Eaten and Left in Cages, 207 Dogs and Cats Rescued and Awaiting Adoption
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Appreciation of collected wild Shimpaku juniper bonsai: the private collection of American master Ryan Neil
Ryan Neil - bonsai enthusiasts in China may not be too familiar with this name, but in Europe and America he is absolutely a star of the bonsai world. When he was in his early twenties, still in college studying horticulture - he is one of the few formally trained bonsai artists - he happened to meet a disciple of Masahiko Kimura, who recommended Kimura's nursery to him, so he went to Japan to see it, and afterward wrote to Masahiko Kimura every few days, expressing his wish to study under him. Masahiko Kimura kept refusing, and this went on for more than a year, nearly two years, until Kimura finally could not take it anymore and agreed. So Neil went to Japan and stayed there for several years. After returning to the United States, he opened his own nursery, called Mirai.
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Private bonsai collection showcase, all items are not for sale
Private bonsai collection, not for sale Private bonsai collection, not for sale ...
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