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Shanghai Rushes to Plant 80,000 Mu of Leafy Green Vegetables to Solve Local Vegetable Supply Difficulties
Nongxun Network reports that at the Shanghai municipal COVID-19 prevention and control work press conference held this morning (the 17th), Lu Zhengrong, deputy director of the Shanghai Municipal Agriculture and Rural Affairs Commission, explained the measures for increasing the local vegetable supply. First is to strengthen the rush planting of vegetables. Shanghai's municipal and district levels have introduced some supportive policies, encouraging
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This year's "double rush" is especially intense, as farmers race against time to harvest and plant
On July 31, in Jiangjiashan Village, Dananhu Township, Hanshou County, Hunan Province, Zhang Changyuan, a major national grain grower and seller, and his fellow cooperative members were carrying out "double rush" work under the scorching sun. Zhang Changyuan told reporters that the rush harvest of more than 1,300 mu of early rice had just been completed, and they were now busy rushing to plant late rice. Because
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Global bumper harvest crushes grain prices: China's 11 consecutive years of increases meet a historic US harvest
The crop harvest season is approaching, and China is expected to see an 11th consecutive year of grain harvests. But according to an analysis by The Wall Street Journal, the government's long-standing purchasing policy has severely distorted grain prices, with corn prices even reaching 3 times the international price, and the bumper harvest is instead creating more problems
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Sinograin Caught in a Dilemma Over Grain Purchasing and Storage, Rushes to Free Up 30 Million Tonnes of Warehouse Capacity
Although the state granaries are overflowing, China's corn, rice and wheat are expected to see another bumper harvest this year, while market demand for grain is unlikely to pick up. A new round of state grain purchasing and storage is imperative, and this will push China's grain inventories to a new record. China's grain storage
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Growers rush to sell as potato prices fall sharply recently
Potato prices have recently maintained a relatively large decline, with the biggest drop reaching as much as 14%. What is the reason for such a large drop in potato prices? After potatoes changed from a vegetable to a staple food, will this affect potato prices? Growers rush to sell as potato prices fall sharply recently
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China's soybean crushing industry lost 20 billion yuan in 2014
In 2014, prices in China's soybean crushing industry fluctuated downward, with the entire industry profitable only in November and posting losses in all other months. Since 1996, almost all of the increase in global soybean imports has come from China. In 2014, China's soybean imports reached 71.4 million tons, accounting for 65% of global soybean imports.
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New Urbanization Through the Lens of Spring Festival Travel Big Data: New Challenges and New Opportunities
The Spring Festival travel rush is a social phenomenon unique to China's urbanization process, and it is also one of the manifestations of the severe imbalance in China's economic development levels between the east and the west. Escaping "Beijing, Shanghai, and Guangzhou" is easier said than done. According to Baidu Migration big data, taking 17:00 on the 25th (the seventh day of the first lunar month) as an example, the hottest cities for in-migration
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The urbanization symbols reflected in the Spring Festival travel rush
Around the Spring Festival, the large-scale Spring Festival travel rush begins again. This scene presents the rapid transformation of "rural China" and also embodies the profound background of the country's urbanization. Understanding the urbanization symbols shown in the Spring Festival travel rush can help better understand, behind economic growth,
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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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Land transfer should allow farmers to "wait and see"; it cannot be rushed
Everything must proceed from reality, and especially for a major matter like land transfer, it must not be divorced from the real conditions of rural areas and the real capabilities of farmers. Large-scale farming is something new to many "new farmers"; as large-scale growers, everyone is doing it for the first time, and it cannot simply
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