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Is it really true that super rice only had a small problem?
In Bengbu, Anhui, ten thousand mu of super rice suffered total crop failure or reduced yields last year, pushing the seed supplier Longping High-Tech into the spotlight. Amid the controversy, Longping High-Tech announced on the evening of April 12 that it would stop selling this hybrid rice seed and announced plans to establish a post-disaster relief fund for the seed industry.
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Who is really troubled by the aging of farmers?
The key to resolving the problem of who will farm the land tomorrow is to make farming a respectable profession and agriculture an attractive undertaking and a promising industry. According to media reports, a chairman of a kiwifruit planting cooperative in Chongqing recently encountered the troubles of elderly farmers. This
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Who is really to blame for the cross-border rush to buy rice?
Regarding the popularity of Japanese rice, after the news of Chinese tourists frantically snapping it up was exposed, netizens almost unanimously criticized the Chinese tourists who rushed to buy rice for being too "wealthy," and even elevated it to the level of "patriotism," beginning to worry about whether it would affect the domestic rice-growing industry.
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Is agriculture really only suitable for people with passion?
The No. 1 document has been issued again, and people across the country have once again begun hotly debating agriculture. Such a scene plays out once every year at this time. If I remember correctly, usually not long after the "two sessions," the heated discussion about agriculture gradually cools down, and then disappears. To describe this phenomenon with an idiom,
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What price should "cabbage price" really be? How can cabbage transform and upgrade?
Editor's note: As the cold winter sets in, Chinese cabbages flood the market, and once again we hit the strange cycle of "too much or too little": when prices are high everyone plants, and when there is too much the price plunges, leaving large volumes unsold and growers anxious. The reason behind it is not complicated: the market is determined by supply and demand. Once the
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Will robots replacing farmers be the future of agriculture?
The next time you stand in line at the supermarket checkout, spare a thought for the farmers who fill your basket. These days they are having a hard time, and you will certainly end up paying more for your food; for the millions of hungry people around the world who go without three meals, this is all the more a matter of life and death.
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How effective is azadirachtin as an insecticide, really?
Neem - nature's insecticide. Neem has insecticidal and sterilizing properties and has long been used as a herbal medicine. But do you know its effects on insects, the residual activity of azadirachtin, the systemic action of azadirachtin, the efficacy of azadirachtin products, and so on? If not,
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Organic rice contains heavy metals and pesticides? Organophosphate testing tells you what organic rice really is
Two types of organic rice in the country were found to contain the pesticide chlorpyrifos, which is very harmful to the human body. Which two types of organic rice are they? Let's take a look. Hualien "Yinchuan Rice" and Taitung "Dadi Rice" are the two major brands of organic rice in the country.
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Is the rumour that Huawei's chairman is going into farming and cooperating with Yuan Longping true or false?
Huawei wants to go into farming? Is this true? Is it only because of what Huawei rotating chairman Hu Houkun said? Let's take a look. Huawei rotating chairman Hu Houkun revealed and announced: it will cooperate with the father of Chinese hybrid rice, Yuan Longping, to cultivate seawater rice, and through soil digitalization, make rice grow on saline-alkali land, transforming 100 million mu of good farmland out of 1.5 billion mu of saline-alkali land.
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Is Green Tea's Anti-Cancer Effect Real? Interpreting the Latest Research Findings
New Findings on Green Tea's Anti-Cancer Mechanism, Did You Know? Do you drink tea? Do you know whether green tea can really fight cancer? Let's find out together. Professor Thomas A. Gasiewicz and colleagues at the University of Rochester Medical Center found that green tea can fight cancer by affecting cancer-related proteins.
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