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Drought relief to protect autumn crops and livestock: Ministry of Agriculture sends 3 more work teams to drought-stricken areas for guidance
According to this website: Since June, most areas north of the Yangtze River have experienced sustained high temperatures and little rain, and the drought has continued to worsen in some areas. This is a critical period for the growth and development of crops such as corn and rice, and the drought has brought adverse effects on the growth and development of autumn grain crops as well as livestock production.
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How to do a good job of this big article on sending resources to the countryside
To mobilize urban resources to flow to the countryside, we must strive to form a unified factor market between urban and rural areas, and in particular revitalize such resources as farmers' land contract rights, homestead land, and collective operational construction land. In the boom of new urbanization, some places emphasize farmers moving into cities more and guide urban resources
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Pre-winter management of wheat and rapeseed: Ministry of Agriculture sends supervision teams to major production areas for guidance
At present, autumn and winter planting is nearing its end, and this is the critical period for strengthening pre-winter management and cultivating strong seedlings. On November 17, the Ministry of Agriculture dispatched 5 supervision teams composed of departmental officials and experts to 10 major production provinces including Hebei, Shandong, Henan, Jiangsu and Anhui to carry out autumn
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What signal does the first inclusion of GMO science popularization in the No. 1 Central Document send?
As a technology, genetic modification is neutral; the evaluation of a technology depends on its specific application, and the assessment of its benefits and risks must also be based on evidence and logic. Setting aside preconceptions and viewing GMOs rationally may be more beneficial. On February 1, the 2015 No. 1 Central Document was released, in
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Launch Legal Education in the Countryside to Advance Law-Based Agriculture
This year's No. 1 Central Document proposed law-based agriculture for the first time, providing a program of action for rural rule-of-law development and pointing the way forward. This is both an inevitable step in promoting the development of our country's agriculture, rural areas and farmers, and an inherent requirement of comprehensively advancing the rule of law. Law-based agriculture is full of highlights
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Market-oriented reform of agricultural factors is poised for action: what signal will it send?
With the approval of the "Opinions on Further Promoting the Reform and Development of State Farms" at the 17th meeting of the Central Leading Group for Comprehensively Deepening Reforms on October 13, another reform plan aimed at introducing market-oriented factors into the traditional agricultural economic system is about to be implemented. 18th National Congress
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