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Rural e-commerce development accelerates, helping to narrow the urban-rural digital divide
State Council executive meeting decides to improve the universal service compensation mechanism for broadband telecommunications in rural and remote areas; accelerate the development of rural e-commerce; narrow the urban-rural digital divide. Premier Li Keqiang of the State Council presided over a State Council executive meeting on October 14, deciding to improve [the mechanism] in rural and remote areas
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Agricultural reclamation reform is imminent, and agricultural reclamation companies look forward to asset injection dividends
Introduction Li Guoxiang, a researcher at the Rural Development Institute of the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences, told a 21st Century Business Herald reporter: reforming the social functions operated by agricultural reclamation enterprises is relatively easy, as they can be transferred to local governments. The difficulty of the reform is whether the administrative management system of the agricultural reclamation system will be abolished. Our reporter
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One graphic to understand how agricultural reform releases dividends
Chart: Agricultural reform releases dividends. Compiled by Xinhua News Agency reporter Qu Zhendong
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Do a good overall plan for farming; it will be better to divide it into zones.
Since the beginning of this year, affected by overcapacity and weak consumer demand, the national hog industry has been in a trough. Some companies with abundant capital, such as Wens and New Hope, have begun to make moves and plan a transformation, finding the "feng shui treasure land" of Northeast China for their ideal community-based, regional hog full industry chain.
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How many types of tomato fruit cracking are there? Remedies for fruit cracking in large and small tomatoes
Tomato fruit cracking: how to remedy it? Do you want to know? If so, then let's take a look together! The phenomenon of tomato fruit cracking can be divided into four types: radial cracking, concentric cracking, compound radial and concentric cracking, and irregular side cracking. A. Choose varieties
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How to Grow a Peace Lily and How to Divide a Peace Lily
The peace lily is a relatively well-known flower variety and is currently distributed in many parts of our country. The peace lily has very high ornamental value, which is why it attracts so many people to grow it. However, before growing it, many people are not very clear about its growing techniques and repotting
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How to care for and divide Clivia miniata after it finishes blooming?
Clivia miniata has an elegant, imposing plant shape, delicate emerald-green leaves, and also produces very beautiful flowers, making it deeply loved by flower enthusiasts. However, Clivia miniata generally blooms only once a year, and with good care it may bloom two or three times. So after Clivia miniata finishes blooming
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How to Divide a Pothos and Repotting Precautions
Pothos is the most common household potted plant, and pothos is known as the king of toxin absorption, with an excellent effect on absorbing formaldehyde and purifying the air. Many people keep several pots of pothos after renovating a new home to remove formaldehyde. Pothos is especially easy to grow and easily fills its pot, so
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How Often to Water Staghorn Ferns? Learn the Correct Watering and Division Methods
Staghorn fern must be quite unfamiliar to many people! The staghorn fern is a fern family plant, named for its leaves that look like deer antlers. The staghorn fern is a foliage plant, deeply loved by everyone for its unique and beautiful leaf shape. So do you know how the staghorn
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How to Grow Tea? A Detailed Guide to Tea Plant Cultivation Methods and Techniques
As for tea, in our China tea is divided into six major tea categories, namely green tea, black tea, oolong tea, white tea, yellow tea and dark tea. So how do you grow tea? 1. How to grow tea. 1. Land clearing. For tea gardens on gentle slopes below 15 degrees, the land can be directly cleared. The turning depth is 50 cm. For slopes above 15 degrees, build terraced steps along contour lines at equal height, and the terrace surface width should be greater than 1.5 m, then turn the soil. For cultivated land, after deep plowing and leveling, rows can be marked out for planting; for virgin wasteland, carry out primary and secondary clearing in two stages. The primary clearing depth reaches 50 cm; after deep plowing, there is no need to break up the soil clods, to help retain water. When turning the soil, be careful not to turn the sod into the lower layers, so that it can be cleared out of the garden during secondary clearing. Once primary clearing is complete, secondary clearing can be carried out, with a depth of 25-30 cm. Secondary clearing requires breaking up the soil clods and removing all roots of brush and grass. Never turn densely matted sod blocks into the lower layer, to avoid weeds rotting and forming holes that affect the tea seedlings' root uptake of water and nutrients.
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