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Hebei Shexian's "economic valleys" drive sustained income growth for farmers
Hebei Shexian: "economic valleys" boost sustained income growth for farmers
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The task of banning straw burning is a long and arduous one that still requires sustained, long-term effort.
Banning straw burning is an arduous task with a long road ahead.
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No rain for a sustained period before wheat sowing: should you wait for rain or sow first?
Summary: No rain for a sustained period before wheat sowing: should you wait for rain or sow the wheat? This question has really been a headache lately. Back in my hometown, it has not rained for more than half a month either, but fortunately the soil moisture condition here is still okay...
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Sustained efforts needed to boost competitiveness of Chinese grain
Efforts to boost the competitiveness of "Chinese grain"
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Why must organic fertilizer be applied continuously for sustained high cotton yields?
Although cotton is a relatively tolerant crop when it comes to poor soil, achieving high and stable yields requires cotton fields to have fairly high fertility. According to measurements by the Cotton Research Institute of the Chinese Academy of Agricultural Sciences, most cotton fields nationwide currently have insufficient fertility, and the levels of various nutrients vary widely and are very unbalanced. This is especially true in the cotton region of the Yellow River basin, where organic matter content is low, nitrogen supply is insufficient, available potassium content is declining rapidly, and the trace elements zinc and boron are also in the deficient or potentially deficient range. These have become important factors restricting the sustained and stable increase of cotton yields. Cotton is a deep-rooted crop, and its growth
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Sustained Development of Farmer-Community Direct Supply Still Needs Support from Multiple Parties
When I first started reporting on the topic of farmer-community direct supply, I went in with a very optimistic attitude. Because it sounds wonderful, solving both the difficulty farmers have selling vegetables and the expense citizens face buying vegetables, a win-win situation that seemed certain to go smoothly. However, during the actual interviews I discovered some
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Why is low-cost urbanisation unsustainable?
In 2013 China's urbanisation rate reached 53.7%, with 730 million people included in the urbanisation process; since the start of the new century, an average of more than 20 million people have entered cities each year. This should be the largest-scale and fastest population urbanisation process within a single country in the world. Looking domestically, the urbanisation rate of the eastern region has already reached 62%, the central region 48%, and the western region 44.5%, leaving an 18-percentage-point gap between the western and eastern regions.
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Sustained and healthy development of leisure agriculture requires building a long-term mechanism
Leisure agriculture is a new type of consumer business and an important livelihood industry that has emerged in China in recent years. It has made positive contributions to increasing agricultural value and efficiency, raising farmers' employment and income, promoting rural prosperity and stability, and supporting sustained economic and social development. Facing new circumstances and new tasks, we need to adapt to the situation
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Support for specialized cooperatives must be sustained; it cannot go hot and then cold
Recently, while interviewing in a county in Shanxi, the author found that a cooperative in the county that was once a model cooperative has now stalled. When asked the reason, the cooperative's chairman said: going to Beijing to report, receiving people from all walks of life who came to learn from its experience, it was lively for a while, and later a field meeting was even held, but
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Agricultural product price reform to enter two-way subsidy channel
The minimum purchase price and temporary storage policies that have lasted for many years are forcing agricultural product price reform to accelerate. Recently, reporters learned from multiple sources that agricultural product price reform may continue to be a focus of the 2015 "No. 1 Document," and is expected to expand the scope of pilot programs as well as pilot varieties. Relevant departments are studying the specific price reform plan.
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