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Why the Road to the Development and Popularization of Agricultural Drones Is Not Smooth
China has always been a major agricultural country. As of last year, the agricultural population accounted for about 48% of the total population, and after drones went through the military market and commercial market, many drone companies have set their sights on the agricultural market as a new opportunity. Theoretically, agricultural drones
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Administrative accountability system to be established at the city and county levels for illegal and irregular land expropriation
The Draft Amendment to the Land Administration Law (hereinafter referred to as the draft), which has drawn widespread attention from all sectors of society, was submitted today for the first time to the Standing Committee of the 11th National People's Congress for deliberation. This is the fourth revision since the current Land Administration Law was promulgated and implemented, and the focus of this revision
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Circular agriculture elevated to a national strategy, helping transform the agricultural development model
On November 10, at the seminar on the implementation effects of circular agriculture among smallholder farmers, jointly organized by the College of Humanities and Development Studies of China Agricultural University and ActionAid (China), Sun Yufang, director of the Resource Protection Division of the Agricultural Ecology and Resource Protection Station of the Ministry of Agriculture, said that developing ecological circular
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13th Five-Year Plan Sets Green Development Tone: Circular Economy Becomes the Only Way for Green Urbanization
On November 3, Premier Li Keqiang said in his speech at the closing ceremony of the China-France Forum on Climate and Green Economy that taking the path of green development is an inevitable requirement for transforming the development model and adjusting the economic structure. China will follow the arrangements of the just-concluded Fifth Plenary Session of the 18th Central Committee, including following
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How can local pavilions sustain their momentum to achieve better development?
The popularity of local pavilions cannot be achieved without the joint efforts of multiple actors, including local governments, e-commerce platforms, agricultural product producers and operators, and investors. Local pavilions have broken the long-standing situation in which local agricultural product e-commerce platforms fought alone, enabling local platforms and major e-commerce platforms to leverage each other's strengths and providing a mechanism-level possibility for shared development and co-construction between local platforms and major platforms. Relying on the trading popularity of market-oriented third-party major e-commerce platforms to redirect buyer traffic helps overcome the long-standing buyer-side shortcomings that restricted transaction completion on previous top-down platforms, and improves the transaction conversion rate of agricultural products. At the same time, local pavilions' pursuit of the best and most distinctive local agricultural products also sets higher requirements for the quality and safety of agricultural products, providing an opportunity to sort out regional agricultural resources and build brands.
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What are the reasons imported food has remained popular for so long?
With the globalization of the international market and the continuous rise in economic levels, consumers' demand for snack foods has further increased. Faced with the dazzling array of snack foods on the shelves, consumers are more inclined to choose imported foods. Many supermarkets or snack specialty
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Rural areas must not become a blind spot in financial knowledge popularization
In recent years, financial policies supporting agriculture have been continuously improved, financial institutions have been increasing their support for agriculture, rural areas and farmers, and the level of rural financial services has been raised to a certain extent. Walking into townships, it is not hard to find that new forms of financial services have gradually been accepted by farmers: the use of
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The phenomenon of premature harvesting of Chinese medicinal herbs is alarming, with the problem of early picking particularly prominent in mountainous areas
Recently, the author learned during interviews that due to the rising purchase price of the Chinese medicinal herb Forsythia suspensa (weeping forsythia) over consecutive years, many villagers in the remote mountainous areas of Huguan County, Shanxi Province have been rushing up the mountains to pick immature Forsythia suspensa, causing serious waste and destruction of wild medicinal herb resources. It is understood that since
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Why is rural tourism becoming more and more popular?
With the development of agricultural technology and changes in living habits, many tools used in China's countryside thirty or forty years ago have been abandoned, such as the plow for tilling land, the dou for measuring rice, as well as wheelbarrows, spinning wheels and so on. Even rural children now find these objects unfamiliar.
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Prices of popular Chinese medicinal herbs such as angelica and gastrodia drop sharply
Due to blindly expanded cultivation, output of many previously hot-selling varieties such as angelica and gastrodia is severely oversupplied. Not only have lofty items like bird's nest and cordyceps been consigned to the cold palace by the market, but "everyone's darling" Chinese medicinal herbs have also begun to fall in price and attract few buyers. The reporter learned that, including Salvia miltiorrhiza,
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