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Is the simultaneous increase in the three grain quantities too much or too little, and how should it be tackled?
This year China's summer grain achieved a twelfth consecutive bumper harvest. Last year, China's grain production remained stable above 1.2 trillion jin for two consecutive years. At the same time, grain imports exceeded the 100 million tonne mark for the first time. In the first 7 months of this year, 72.568 million tonnes of grain were imported, up 22.4% year on year. This has left many people puzzled.
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The city already owes the countryside too much; the urban-rural gap urgently needs to be faced squarely
People condemn the parents, hoping to hold them accountable for failing to fulfil their responsibilities; people say that companionship is love, and that companionship matters more than earning money. In urban society, such criticism and reproach are unproblematic; but, face to face with rural migrant workers, I cannot bring myself to say it. Migrant children, left-behind
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China Never Has Too Much Arable Land, and More of It Gives Better Conditions for Raising Agricultural Competitiveness
The more arable land there is, the better the conditions for raising China's agricultural competitiveness, and the easier it is for farmers to specialize. The most effective way to protect arable land is not to rely on administrative orders, but to let market mechanisms play a greater regulatory role. Recently, national leaders prominently emphasized
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Too Much Grain in Reserve? Committee Member Rebuts: If Production Is Cut and Prices Rise, We Will Regret It Too Late
As a major agricultural country, China cannot avoid the issue of food security. Due to China's minimum purchase price policy, wheat and rice stocks are overflowing. This is a microcosm of the "eleven consecutive years of increase" in total grain output. However, the fact that some domestic grain prices are higher than those abroad has prompted
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What are the reasons for the excessively high nitrate content in leafy vegetables and root vegetables?
Pesticide residues in vegetables and fruits have always been a concern for everyone, so what are the reasons for pesticide residues in vegetables and fruits? The problem of pesticide residues in vegetables and fruits is generally serious. Chen Shixiong, head of the Department of Agronomy at Chung Hsing University, pointed out that leafy vegetables are the crops most prone to nitrate residue. If you want to eat bok choy
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Organic rice costs too much, so is organic taro cultivation technology and yield better?
Do you know whether it is better to grow organic rice or organic taro? In fact, the organic rice market is now saturated. If you grow organic rice, you will not make much money. It would be better to try growing organic taro, which can bring high returns and is easier than growing
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Is Horseradish the Same as Mustard? How to Eat Horseradish, Taboos, and the Harm of Overconsumption
Is mustard the same as horseradish? Many netizens ask this question. Because their taste is very similar. But in fact they are two completely different things: mustard is powder ground from mustard seeds, while horseradish is a plant that can be used as a seasoning. Eating too much horseradish
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What happens if you eat too much wampee? Will it cause internal heat or make you gain weight?
Is wampee, like longan and lychee, a fruit that causes internal heat if you eat too much? Actually, not necessarily; it depends on your individual constitution and on just how much you eat. This fruit has great medicinal value, and every part of it is useful. But in the process of eating it
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What Happens If You Eat Too Much Wampee? A Full Guide to How Many Years It Takes to Fruit and Which Month It Ripens
Wampee can be said to be a medicinal fruit, and it is also very popular with the public. I really like eating wampee; the sweet-and-sour taste is especially delicious. Some people say wampee and longan look very similar, but that is not the case; there is a big difference in taste. Wampee
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Does mint need to be watered every day? How to water mint in summer, will mint die from overwatering
Mint is now a potted plant that everyone grows, but people who do not understand its growing habits often find that the mint they plant dies before long. Mint is a plant that prefers slightly moist soil, and full sun, part sun or partial shade environments are all fine. Mint
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