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How is vegetable waste turned into treasure? This is how Yucheng, Shandong does it
Recently, the reporter followed staff from the Yucheng Vegetable Bureau into the Yangshi Insect Farming Base in Fangsi Town. On rows of iron racks were stacked layer upon layer of paper trays. Staff pulled out a paper tray, and inside a layer of wheat bran were densely packed small insects, wriggling one by one.
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It Is Hard to Sustain the Continuous Increase of Domestic Grain Procurement Prices, and the Processing Industry Is Barely Alive
The agricultural products market is now very bad. Cargill, the world's largest grain trader, has been reported to be laying off workers. This report, which Cargill has already denied, said that due to the agricultural economic downturn, Cargill may lay off as many as 4000 people, about 2.5% of its total workforce. Cargill
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To do a good job in agriculture, rural areas and farmers, we must attach importance to fostering model examples
Comrade Xi Jinping pointed out: "Being good at fostering model examples, letting them lead the way and play a demonstrating role, has always been an important working method of our Party." In the work on "agriculture, rural areas and farmers," we should especially attach importance to fostering model examples and be good at doing so. How to make rural areas beautiful, how to make agriculture strong,
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How to ensure grain farmers do not lose out when grain prices fall
Improve the comprehensive grain production capacity, push agricultural development from being mainly about quantity growth to placing equal emphasis on quantity, quality and efficiency, achieve grain storage in the land and grain storage in technology, and ensure grain security for the world. Just as farmers were celebrating a bumper autumn grain harvest, they suddenly encountered rather sharp fluctuations in grain prices.
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Why is adjusting the grain purchase and storage policy imperative?
The current inversion of domestic and international grain prices has led to massive grain imports, while domestic production costs remain high; the room for protecting farmers' enthusiasm for growing grain simply by raising the minimum purchase price is getting smaller and smaller. Rationalizing the relationship between grain prices and the market has become a consensus, but the steps of adjustment should
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What to Do When Farming Doesn't Pay? Professional Farmers Step In to Crack the Problem
Most farming households in our rural areas now have just seven or eight mu of land, or a dozen mu; each household farms only this little bit of land, and the money earned from one mu of land is about the same as what you'd earn working in the city for a week. Han Jun, deputy director of the Office of the Central Rural Work Leading Group, said, how
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Domestic grain inventories are high and warehouse capacity is tight, and purchasing and sales have entered a new normal
After a period of confusion, struggle and adaptation, in today's China, the judgment of the "new normal" of the economy has become a consensus. Under the shadow of the broader environment, domestic grain supply and demand have also gradually entered a new cycle, market contradictions have gradually become prominent, and grain purchasing and sales have also shown
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Corn output up, price down, growing grain no longer profitable: large operators break contracts and abandon farmland after land transfer
The national autumn harvest is nearly complete. As the main autumn harvest crop, this year's corn output will rise again, but farmers in the main producing areas who are welcoming the bumper harvest are hardly happy. Reporters from Economic Information Daily learned in interviews in Hebei, Jilin and other provinces that the current corn purchase price is significantly
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Why can't rural tourism do without farmers' participation?
"Rural tourism is good!" was the inscription personally written by Du Runsheng, former director of the Rural Policy Research Office of the CPC Central Committee, on September 3 for the "China Modern Rural Tourism 30 Years Forum." This may have been the old man's last inscription. On September 19, "China Modern Rural Tourism
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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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