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Does e-commerce save farmers, or do farmers save e-commerce?
Fundamentally speaking, e-commerce and farmers should grow together, making production more scientific, circulation more efficient, and food safer. Both e-commerce and farmers should do their best. During the Mid-Autumn Festival and National Day, the couriers at the entrance of the residential compound remain busy as ever. Among them, besides those companies dedicated to logistics
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How Can Traditional Agriculture Be Saved? An Analysis of the Way Forward and Countermeasures
The State Council executive meeting on July 22, 2015 arranged to accelerate the transformation of the agricultural development model and take the path of safe, efficient and green development. Li Keqiang pointed out that, looking across the development paths of agricultural modernization in developed countries, they generally develop agriculture in an industrial way. If agriculture does not move toward
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Rapeseed prices plunge sharply, farmers look to policy to save the market
Anhui rapeseed procurement market quiet, policy unclear, farmers and enterprises still waiting to see. The annual rapeseed procurement has already begun. However, the rapeseed procurement market in Anhui is full of uncertainties, and many production and business entities are currently taking a wait-and-see attitude. Marketisation sud
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Northeast China's soybean industry in crisis: can the direct subsidy policy save it?
Soybean planting area continues its overall downward trend. During on-the-ground research, reporters learned that compared with last year, Heilongjiang's soybean planting area is still declining this year. However, affected by the sustained low-temperature and humid weather earlier in the season, some low-lying areas have not yet sown corn and can only switch to soybeans later.
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Fruit supermarkets are struggling to operate; can the Internet Plus save them?
The first batch of fruit supermarkets opened quickly and closed just as quickly. Offline fruit supermarkets emerged in 2010. In the memory of industry insider Wang Zongtian, the first batch of fruit supermarkets opened quickly and closed just as quickly. Only one, Guoduomei, managed to survive, and it has now become Beijing's largest fruit
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Millet Grown in the Desert: Saving Water and Making Money
On January 13, Lin Xinghui, Party secretary of Menggentala Gacha in Barunbieli Town, Alxa Left Banner, Alxa League, Inner Mongolia, made a special trip to Beijing. He wanted to see with his own eyes his own desert millet launched on the e-commerce platform COFCO Womai. With a sales channel, this year's millet harvest
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Centralized distribution of pesticides at zero markup saves farmers over 5 million yuan
"This little box hasn't been used for many years, and now it has come in handy again." Yesterday, Chen Yinlong, owner of the trustworthy agricultural supplies direct-sales store in Longnan Village, Gaoqiao Town, pointed to a box on the counter holding "jiao coins" (10-cent coins) and said that since Tongxiang implemented zero-markup sales of basic pesticides this year
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Water rights trading gives farmers a taste of sweet success
The water saved can be sold for money, and after deducting the water fee there is still a surplus. Water rights reform is truly good. At the scene of cashing out the annual water rights trading fees at the Water Rights Trading Center in Manas County, Xinjiang, farmer Ma Guijie, who received his trading fee, spoke from the bottom of his heart. Ma Guijie is a Manas
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Bringing pre-cleaned vegetables into the city can cut household waste by 20 percent and save 160 million yuan in spending
Half a watermelon rind, cabbage outer leaves, celtuce leaves - five or six kinds of fruit and vegetable waste filled a single garbage bag in the hands of Guo Caifeng, a resident born in the 1950s. At 5 pm yesterday, Ms. Guo, who lives in Caishikou, saw the garbage truck arrive at her door on time as usual, and working both hands at once, she
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Full mechanization of cotton could save 70% of labor costs in the future
In recent years, the Cotton Research Institute of the Chinese Academy of Agricultural Sciences, together with the Nanjing Institute of Agricultural Mechanization, has intensified research and development of full mechanization in the cotton regions of the Yellow River Basin and the Yangtze River Basin, achieving the integration of agronomy and agricultural machinery. The whole process has basically achieved mechanization, which can save about 70% of the labor cost of cotton planting
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