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The city already owes the countryside too much; the urban-rural gap urgently needs to be faced squarely
People condemn the parents, hoping to hold them accountable for failing to fulfil their responsibilities; people say that companionship is love, and that companionship matters more than earning money. In urban society, such criticism and reproach are unproblematic; but, face to face with rural migrant workers, I cannot bring myself to say it. Migrant children, left-behind
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After twelve consecutive years of bumper grain harvests, new challenges still need to be faced squarely
The development of agriculture has once again reached a moment for reflection. In the first half of the year, as the national economy faced sustained pressure from slowing growth, good news came once again from agricultural and rural development: China's summer grain production reached a total national summer grain output of 141.066 million tons (282.13 billion jin), an increase of
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In the process of new urbanization, rural value must be squarely recognized
The traditional urbanization model has caused great misunderstanding and man-made destruction of rural value. We have many misconceptions in our understanding of the relationship between city and countryside. The urban-rural relationship is both like that of husband and wife and like that of mother and child. The city and the countryside are like husband and wife because they are interdependent and functionally complementary, and neither can do without the other. The city and the countryside are like mother and child because rural civilization came first and urban civilization came later; urban civilization is a new civilization bred and developed from rural civilization, and the roots of urban civilization lie in the countryside. Urban civilization takes rural civilization as its foundation and support, and without the countryside, the city cannot survive normally. Urban civilization is the sublimation and crystallization of rural civilization. We can neither place urban civilization above the countryside nor place rural civilization above urban civilization. In the natural process of social evolution, the two civilizations should learn from each other's strengths to offset their weaknesses and achieve win-win cooperation. We cannot simply assume that urban civilization is superior to rural civilization, nor simply assume that rural civilization is superior to urban civilization; rather, they are interdependent, functionally complementary, and mutually reinforcing.
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How much does grey fir wall cladding cost per square meter? With pictures of grey-leaf Chinese fir trees
Grey-leaf Chinese fir, called grey fir, also has other aliases such as kangsan, mangshan, and paoshan. It is a type of Chinese fir plant. Its distinguishing feature is its leaves, which are grey-green, sometimes blue-green, and have a noticeable white powder. This is a very obvious characteristic that distinguishes it from other Chinese firs.
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Detailed Guide to High-Yield Cultivation Techniques for Wine Cap Mushroom and Yield per Square Meter
Summary Season: generally two crops can be cultivated per year, usually one crop each in September to December and December to May. Site: requires an adequate water source and fertile land, avoid sunlight exposure, and do not choose ground that is too low or prone to waterlogging. Disinfection: the site needs to be
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A Detailed Guide to Flower Shiitake Mushroom Cultivation Time and Yield per Square Meter
Abstract The cultivation time for the Flower Shiitake 939 variety is about 90 days, and the cultivation time for the Flower Shiitake 135 variety is about 200 days. The cultivation time of flower shiitake mushrooms varies by region, as it is affected by various factors such as local climate conditions, temperature, humidity, etc. The cultivation of flower shiitake mushrooms
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How can the boll-setting rate be increased in cotton cultivation?
Types of square and boll shedding in cotton include physiological shedding, shedding caused by pests and diseases, and shedding caused by mechanical damage. As for the causes of physiological shedding: first, excessive application of fertilizer and water causes excessive vegetative growth, with nutrients consumed too heavily in the early stage and supply falling short of demand in the later stage; second, excessive planting density in the cotton field causes severe shading by branches and leaves, reducing light, weakening photosynthesis, and decreasing the nutrients produced; third, some cotton fields are deficient in boron, causing cotton to flower but not set fruit; fourth, high temperature and drought, insufficient fertilizer and water, or excessively high temperatures cause cotton pollen sterility; fifth, frequent rainy weather leads to poor pollination. As for pest and disease damage, inadequate control of cotton mirids, cotton bollworms, Fusarium wilt and Verticillium wilt can easily lead to massive square and boll shedding. As for mechanical damage, it is mainly caused by improper operation during field management. In addition, in the past two years, blind application of herbicides has occasionally caused square and boll shedding.
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How to Grow Cotton to Prevent Square and Boll Shedding
(1) General patterns of square and boll shedding. ① Ratio of square and boll shedding: In square and boll shedding, the overall trend in the ratio of square shedding to boll shedding is that the boll shedding rate is higher than the square shedding rate, with a ratio of about 3:2. ② Age of squares and bolls at shedding: After squaring, shedding is greatest at 11-20 days, while shedding of large squares over 20 days old is less. Young bolls 3-8 days after flowering are most prone to shedding, with 3-5 days being the most common, while young bolls over 10 days old rarely shed.
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What are the causes of cotton square and boll shedding?
1. Physiological shedding. Physiological shedding accounts for about 60-70% of total square and boll shedding, mainly caused by improper management and damage from pests and diseases, which leads to nutrient imbalance in the plant and insufficient nutrients for squares and bolls. There are mainly the following three aspects: 1. Poor root development, insufficient absorption of water
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Are Pugs Easy to Keep? A Full Guide to Raising and Training
It has a square face, wrinkles, and is quite short. Would you like a dog like this? It looks a bit fierce, but its temperament is truly very gentle. So here is the question: do you know what breed this is? Do you also really want to keep one
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