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After the 200-million-mu subsoiling task is completed, five things need to be done promptly
Not long ago, the Information Office of the Ministry of Agriculture released information: as of November 30, 203 million mu of subsoiling and soil preparation had been completed nationwide, exceeding the 200-million-mu agricultural machinery subsoiling and soil preparation task. This is indeed a brilliant report card, gratifying and worthy of congratulations. Subsoiling operations can effectively
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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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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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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 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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How to Seize China's Opportunities in the Era of the Internet of Everything
The Internet of Everything Profoundly Changes the World Right now, we are at a turning point toward the Industrial Internet; the Internet of Everything is realized through the internet and sensors, and the development of hardware is showing three major trends: miniaturization, mobility and consumerization. Various sensing devices can not only be made very small and very cheap, but can also be carried around. These tiny devices can be equipped on all kinds of objects around the world, including machines, appliances, human bodies, animals, plants and so on. They collect status data from these targets, and then exchange data with other objects through wireless networks, forming a world of "everything connected, computing everywhere."
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Eight ministries and commissions make a push on Internet Plus, building a new ecosystem of the Internet of Everything
Recently, a photo circulating in internet industry circles showed Cheng Wei, CEO of Didi Kuaidi, shaking hands in Shanghai with Sun Jianping, director of the Shanghai Municipal Transport Commission. One is a disruptor of the traditional urban taxi platform, the other a regulator that once stood high above, and the two have gone through a period of adjustment,
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From Farm to Table: How to Fix the Weak Links in Agricultural Product Logistics
Jilin Province promotes agricultural products into the cities and onto tables, and agricultural supplies down to the countryside and into households. The dual logistics channels satisfy urban residents and earn farmers' praise. Since the green channel for agricultural products was implemented, our cooperative has saved more than 30,000 yuan a year in toll fees on rice shipped out, all thanks to the policies of the state and the province
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Direct harvesting of corn kernels requires every link in the chain to be smoothed out
Modern agriculture is no longer simply about pursuing grain output; it must take into account the overall benefits of the entire industry. Farmers' incomes are no longer raised solely by "growing more grain." The benefits of cost savings and efficiency gains at every link have led more and more farmers to start keeping a "profit ledger."
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Agricultural modernization without passion is a disaster; agriculture has nothing to do with mechanization
The annual No. 1 Document has been issued, and people across the country have once again begun heatedly discussing agriculture. Such a scene plays out once every year at this time. If I remember correctly, usually not long after the "Two Sessions," the heated discussion about agriculture gradually cools down, and then disappears. This phenomenon
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