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Corn futures may weaken in a volatile market ahead; what does the industry think?
Last week, rare rainfall occurred in Northeast China, with temperatures rising and falling sharply, which was very unfavorable for corn storage. At the same time, roads were icy and transportation was difficult. It is expected that the short-term progress of temporary storage entering warehouses may be forced to slow down. As the Spring Festival approaches, farmers' willingness to cash in increases, and coupled with the
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Behind the boom of agricultural supply e-commerce, cold thinking is needed
Agricultural supply e-commerce is undoubtedly one of the most closely watched hot topics at this year's exhibition. Three related forums were held, among which the "Second Agricultural Supply Internet Conference," hosted by the 191 Agricultural Supply People Network, attracted more than 500 participants. From the surging popularity, it is clear enough to see
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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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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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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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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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Make farmers' needs the starting point for our work
We must apply innovative thinking, a pragmatic spirit, and a development-oriented perspective, keeping a close eye on farmers' needs and providing them with higher-level and more diverse training. Connecting with farmers' needs is more effective than reward funds. For the government, the money spent is about the same, but the results are very different.
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Agricultural e-commerce is developing rapidly, but cool-headed thinking is indispensable
At this year's "Two Sessions," one of the proposals by Zhang Jindong, member of the National Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference and chairman of Suning Commerce Group, was about "promoting the development of the agricultural product circulation system," and this time he focused on agricultural e-commerce. Behind the rush of giants such as Alibaba and JD.com to stake their claims in agricultural e-commerce is
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What to Do When Fruit Won't Sell? Internet Thinking Helps You Open Up Sales Channels
Right now is the peak season for fruit to hit the market in large quantities, yet in many places fruit is going unsold. Some people think it's because sales channels are blocked, while others feel the quality of the products themselves isn't solid enough. Looking at the news from the past few days, you'll find that recently things like the crisp pears of Qianxian, Shaanxi, and the Red Fuji apples of Yuncheng, Shanxi, haven't been selling well, and corn in Dongfang, Hainan province has also seen unsold stock.
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Rural Finance Requires Thinking Beyond Traditional Finance
In the 15 years since the Boao Forum for Asia was held, it has for the first time opened a rural topic, and it was the first forum of this year. At the sub-forum "Inclusive Finance: Exploring a New Model of Rural Financial Reform", co-hosted by the magazine "Boao Review" and the Hainan Rural Credit Union,
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