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What Are the Five Worries and Five Hopes of Farmers During the Autumn Sowing Season?
During the autumn sowing production season, the author found while visiting rural areas that farmers currently have five worries and five hopes regarding autumn sowing. Worried about the difficulty of selling grain, hoping for market information to reach villages and households. Not knowing what to plant is a common confusion among farmers at present. This year's wheat is hard to sell and corn is unsalable, leaving farmers at a loss.
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Where exactly is the way forward for spring-sown rapeseed?
As of mid-October, the harvest of China's spring-sown rapeseed is nearing its end, with the harvest in the Inner Mongolia region basically complete, and the harvest progress in the northwestern production areas also approaching about 80%. However, constrained by the end of the national temporary storage price-support system, rapeseed from the above production areas has not only seen prices plummet,
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The 13th Five-Year Plan pushes hard for agricultural modernization, and agricultural machinery and equipment manufacturing will welcome development opportunities
Recently, Premier Li Keqiang of the State Council presided over a symposium on the economic situation with heads of some provinces (regions and municipalities), and pointed out at this symposium that new urbanization is a huge potential and advantage of China's economy. And at the end of September, when Premier Li Keqiang inspected Henan, he specially
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Ministry of Agriculture: Striving for Winter and Spring Vegetable Self-Sufficiency in Large and Medium-Sized Cities in Northern China by 2020
On October 22, the Ministry of Agriculture held an on-site meeting on facility vegetable production in northern China in Chaoyang, Liaoning. The meeting proposed that, on the basis of coordinating the development of winter facility vegetables in northern cities with the construction of bases for transporting vegetables from the south to the north, efforts should be made to achieve winter and spring vegetable self-sufficiency in large and medium-sized cities in northern China by 2020.
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How to build a long-term mechanism for the development of the tea industry? Experts suggest adhering to five major strategies
From October 16 to 19, the Third China Tea Expo was held in Jinan, Shandong. This expo aimed to focus on building a national platform for showcasing tea production achievements, a platform for exchanging views on tea industry development, a platform for matching tea production and sales, and a platform for promoting tea brands, so as to effectively promote
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2015 Grain Output Rises but Income Doesn't: Cheap Grain Hurts Farmers, Bringing Multiple Impacts
The stable and orderly development of the grain market is the basic guarantee for farmers' survival. How did China's grain market perform in 2015? It is reported that the domestic corn market experienced sharp rises and falls in 2014 and is currently moving weakly forward. The overall situation of the grain market in 2015 is not optimistic. According to reports, with
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China's grain production increases for twelve consecutive years, entering a new stage of combining quantity, quality and efficiency
October 16, 2015 is the 35th World Food Day, and the week in which it falls is the 25th National Grain-Loving and Grain-Saving Publicity Week. Food security has always been a major strategic issue of overall importance to our country's national economic development, social harmony and stability, and national security and self-reliance. Our country is a large country with more than 1.3
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Favoring the rich instead of helping the poor betrays the original intent of targeted poverty alleviation
On the one hand, people who are obviously wealthy and should not be assisted are identified as poverty alleviation targets; on the other hand, a large amount of poverty alleviation funds is left sitting idle in accounts rather than being used to help those who are truly poor. Behind the seemingly chaotic poverty alleviation logic of Mashan County are actually tangled interests, a disregard for laws
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Policy for integrated development of primary, secondary and tertiary industries in rural areas is in the pipeline
A new policy to promote the integrated development of primary, secondary and tertiary industries in rural areas is about to be unveiled. The reporter learned from authoritative sources that, as a key task deployed at this year's Central Rural Work Conference, the relevant authorities will draft guiding opinions on promoting the integrated development of primary, secondary and tertiary industries in rural areas, which are expected to be
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Policy to Integrate Rural Primary, Secondary and Tertiary Industries Expected in Second Half
Stirrings of a Policy to Integrate Rural Primary, Secondary and Tertiary Industries ⊙Reporter Yu Xiangming A new policy to promote the integrated development of rural primary, secondary and tertiary industries is about to emerge. The Shanghai Securities News reporter learned from authoritative channels that, as a key task deployed at this year's Central Rural Work Conference, relevant parties
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