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Ministry of Agriculture Plans to Teach Farmers Mobile Internet Use in 3 Years
Economic Daily, Beijing, November 4 (Reporter Qiao Jinliang) The Ministry of Agriculture announced today that it plans to use about 3 years to train farmers in mobile phone application skills and information technology capabilities, enhancing farmers' ability to use modern information technology, especially mobile internet, to develop
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Summer Grain Purchase Investigation: Grain Prices Open Low and Move Steadily, Farmers Panic-Selling and Holding Back Both Decline
Grain prices opened low and are moving steadily, enterprises are more rational in purchasing, and farmers panic-selling or holding back are both decreasing. Near noon, at the "Zhongyu contract high-quality wheat" purchasing point in Binzhou, Shandong, 45-year-old Hu Fuhua sits on a tricycle, waiting to sell grain. With a towel draped around his neck, he wipes the sweat from his face
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Four Major Challenges Facing the Pilot Program for Homestead Transfer
As more farmers leave their villages to work in cities, more and more homesteads and homes are left vacant, causing enormous waste of resources. Moreover, since homesteads and homes cannot be transferred, migrant workers who have moved to cities lose this transferable asset and cannot cash it in to buy the housing they urgently need in the city.
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How can the reform of farmers' housing property rights be advanced steadily? Chen Wensheng and others offer suggestions
Since the reform and opening up, rural China has undergone earth-shaking changes, but the urban-rural dual structure has not been fundamentally changed, and the trend of the widening urban-rural development gap, especially the income gap, has not been fundamentally reversed. The Third Plenary Session of the 18th Central Committee proposed to give farmers more property rights
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Grain prices climb steadily, farmers eager to sell grain for cash to fund spring plowing
On the 25th, the Cost Supervision and Review Division of the Anshan Municipal Development and Reform Commission released the grain storage and sales situation of 29 agricultural survey households in Haicheng and Xiuyan: grain sown area was 276.37 mu, with an average sown area of 9.53 mu per household, and the grain varieties grown were mainly japonica rice and corn. As of April 1, compared with the same period last year
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Increase subsidies for tea farmers growing tea
The tea industry is an industry that enriches the people, integrating ecological functions, economic functions, cultural functions, social functions, and health-and-character-cultivation functions in one. According to statistics, among China's 1.3 billion population, the number of people engaged in the tea industry has reached more than 80 million, accounting for 6% of the total population. National People's Congress deputy
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How can idle rural homestead land among the rural "three plots of land" turn farmers' property rights into actual property?
Accelerate the confirmation, registration and issuance of certificates for rural land contractual management rights, and actively strive for pilot projects for market entry of collective operational construction land. Deepen the reform of the collective forest rights system. Promote the expansion of the reform of the property rights system of collective economic organizations to the township level, and improve the rural property rights transfer and trading market,
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Unified tea safety standards benefit small-scale tea farmers
Tea did not originally come in decorated canisters or neat tea bags. It comes from the leaves of the Camellia sinensis plant, and more than 50 countries currently grow tea, but there are four main growing regions: China, India, Kenya and Sri Lanka. In these regions
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Autumn tea picking is in full swing, and the National Day holiday is a busy time for harvesting tea
On October 2, tea farmers pick autumn tea at an ecological tea garden on the outskirts of Zhaoping County, Hezhou City, Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region. During the National Day long holiday, tea farmers in Guangxi, Hubei and other places are still busy in the tea gardens, going up the hills to harvest autumn tea. Photo by Xinhua (Huang Xuhu). October 2, tea
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New grain hits the market with prices steady to slightly higher, farmers actively selling
Wang Chengqiang, Li Lei, Chu Ruizhen, Ma Kuiyu Survey date: Thursday, September 25, 2014 Survey route: Day two: Hegang to Fujin, survey areas include Baoquanling Management Bureau, Gongqing Farm, Junchuan Farm, Suibin Farm, Mingshan Farm, Puyang Farm and other farms
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