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Good policies must truly think about what farmers think and keep farmers' needs at heart.
Straw utilization is an old topic, but it attracts people's attention every year during the summer and autumn harvests. Before the 1990s, straw was fuel for boiling water and cooking in rural areas. Farmers raising livestock used straw leaves to feed sheep and used stalks to make fires. At that time, rural energy was in short supply, and no uncut straw could be seen on cultivated land.
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Within five years, all farmland with a slope above 25 degrees will be returned to forest
Recently, the State Forestry Administration held a press conference to brief on the situation regarding China's forest ecological development and nature conservation. Zhang Jianlong, deputy director of the State Forestry Administration, stressed that through a new round of returning farmland to forest, in the course of 5 years, all farmland with a slope above 25 degrees must be retired
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How the Watchers of the Wheat Fields Can Keep to the Path of Farmland Protection
All things are born from the soil, and with soil there is grain. Farmland is the most precious agricultural resource and an important factor of production, and it is the livelihood on which farmers who face the yellow earth with their backs to the sky depend. The decline in farmland quality has become a huge stumbling block troubling China's agricultural development in recent years. With the publication of the
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Want to become a new-type professional farmer? Learn these things first
Wang Fei, 33 years old, is a new-type professional farmer in Xumazhuang Village, Liudianji Township, Xiayi County. Last year he was also named one of the county's top ten new-type professional farmers, which allows him to enjoy more preferential policies on a priority basis. In 2012 he returned to his hometown and rented more than 100 mu of land, built a family farm,
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How to Use Internet Thinking to Create a Hit Point for a Leisure Farm
It should be noted that in today's world where Internet social networking is all the rage, when we find the pain point and solve it, we not only satisfy consumers' needs but also build word-of-mouth. In the age of social media, everyone is a center of communication. The formation of word-of-mouth allows
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How can farmers' incomes be increased? Finding answers from the farmers' perspective
Moderate prosperity or not, the key lies with our fellow rural residents. The core of the "three rural issues" is the issue of farmers, and the core of the issue of farmers is the issue of increasing farmers' incomes. Weak growth in farmers' incomes affects the improvement of farmers' living standards and constrains the development of the rural economy. Only when farmers become prosperous and live
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The potato's rise has nothing to do with a food crisis
We eat far fewer potatoes than developed countries. In "Interstellar" there is a scene: in a certain year in the future, Earth's ecological environment suffers severe damage. Frequent sandstorms and other harsh weather trigger a food crisis, and staple crops such as wheat and rice are on the verge of extinction in the swirling yellow sand
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Large-scale agricultural development: think it through before you act
The pursuit of large-scale development is not wrong in itself, but differences in development philosophy can lead it in completely opposite directions. Regarding large-scale farming, a recent news report revealed the "other side" of the coin. According to the report, several major pig-farming counties are located around the Dongting Lake area.
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Corn to be cut by more than 50 million mu within five years, involving 13 provinces
When it comes to the recent prices of China's staple grains, the first reaction of many people is fall, fall, fall! Corn, which has ranked first in China's grain output for many years, has seen its price fall for the first time in the seven years since the temporary storage policy was implemented. A reporter recently learned in some grain-producing areas of Heilongjiang
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Why the Reform of the Rural Collective Property Rights System Is Not Simply Dividing Everything Up
The reform of the rural collective property rights system means advancing classified reform according to the different types of resource assets, operating assets and public-welfare assets. However, this reform is by no means simply dividing everything up, by no means privatization, and still less is it about letting farmers eat the
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