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Why can't the target price system for agricultural products replace the temporary storage system?
This year's No. 1 document of the CPC Central Committee proposed gradually establishing a target price system for agricultural products, which is of great significance. Establishing a target price system for agricultural products requires reforming the minimum purchase price system for grain and the temporary storage system for important agricultural products, but this does not mean that the minimum purchase price system for grain and the temporary storage system for important agricultural products should be completely abolished in the future.
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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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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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Can Semi-Prepared Clean Vegetables Replace Traditional Food Markets?
Professional ingredient preparation in central kitchens, cold-chain transport throughout the process; e-commerce platforms push the concept of "order online, pick up in store." So-called clean vegetables are a recently popular new concept for food ingredients, referring to fresh vegetables and meat, fish, poultry, eggs and other ingredients that have been washed, cut, portioned and packaged, so that consumers can put them straight into the pan after purchase.
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Nutrient Solution Replaces Chemical Fertilizer: Cutting Back on Fertilizer and Pesticides, Raising Quality and Efficiency
Editor's note: Starting this year, the Ministry of Agriculture officially launched the action to reduce fertilizer and pesticide use, striving to have both the chemical fertilizer utilization rate and the pesticide utilization rate for major crops reach above 40% by 2020, an increase of 7 percentage points and 5 percentage points respectively over 2013, achieving zero growth in the use of chemical fertilizers and pesticides on crops.
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Can the Food Dollar Replace the Petrodollar? An In-Depth Analysis
Recently, German-based American scholar William Engdahl, following "The Oil War: Oil Politics Determines the New World Order," published another book titled "The Food Crisis." William Engdahl believes that after the oil and subprime crises, the world's next crisis will be an agricultural product crisis triggered by food prices.
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Imported coarse grains replace corn, 2015 increase expected to reach 108%
In 2014, China's total imports of sorghum, barley and DDGS (dried distillers grains with solubles) amounted to 16.6 million tons, and the total imports of these products in 2015 are expected to reach 30 million tons, an increase of 81%. Excluding the portion of barley used for brewing, after conversion, the above imported products in 2015 are expected to replace feed
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