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In the era of big data, agriculture will become clean and simple
Food is the first necessity of the people. The deep integration of the internet and agriculture is driving the development of agricultural big data. In the internet era, big data analysis is enabling smart agriculture to develop more rapidly. Riding the smart agriculture express, farming will no longer be dirty, tiring, and lowly work; instead, it will
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Will China's total grain output decline in 2016? The Chinese Academy of Sciences makes a forecast
The Chinese Academy of Sciences Forecasting Center released its 2016 China economic forecast in Beijing. The Chinese Academy of Sciences estimates that the national grain sown area in 2016 will be about 112.1 million hectares, a decrease of 1.2 million hectares, or about 18 million mu, compared with 2015. If severe natural disasters do not occur, under average or slightly below-average weather conditions,
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2016 No. 1 Document to Launch Agricultural Supply-Side Reform
At the start of the year, the 2016 Central No. 1 Document focusing on the "three rural issues" is about to be issued. The reporter has learned that the "Several Opinions of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China and the State Council on Implementing New Development Concepts, Accelerating Agricultural Modernization and Achieving the Goal of Building a Moderately Prosperous Society in All Respects (Discussion Draft)" announced at the Central Rural Work Conference at the end of last year has been listed as the draft of this year's No. 1 Document.
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Major crop pests and diseases will occur at above-normal levels nationwide in the second half of the year
On July 15-16, in order to further advance the action to prevent diseases and control pests and secure a bumper autumn grain harvest, the National Agricultural Technology Center held in Tongliao City, Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region, the 2014 second-half pest and disease occurrence trend consultation meeting and the on-site meeting for the construction of national standardized regional stations for pest and disease forecasting. According to the consultation of the experts present
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Over-processing causes China to lose more than 15 billion jin of grain every year
When one jin of paddy rice is processed into polished rice, 60 percent is usable and 40 percent becomes by-products. Over-processing causes China to lose more than 15 billion jin of grain every year. As market operators, how should grain-processing enterprises solve this problem? Recently, a reporter interviewed Hong Wanyi, general manager of Hubei Hongsen Grain and Oil Food Group, on the topic of reducing losses in grain processing.
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Will regional droughts affect the goal of stabilizing grain output and increasing incomes? Experts respond
On August 3, in Anzhuang Village, Wangdu County, Hebei Province, a farmer irrigates corn crops in a field. Recently, reporters learned that the drought-affected area of crops in the field in Hebei Province reached 15.6 million mu. Economic Daily, Beijing, August 4 (Reporter Qiao Jinliang) According to the agricultural situation dispatch of the Ministry of Agriculture on August 4,
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How will hukou reform benefit hundreds of millions of people?
Accelerating hukou system reform is a key reform task set out by the 18th National Congress of the Communist Party of China and the Third Plenary Session of the 18th Central Committee. In order to implement this reform, which benefits hundreds of millions of people, the State Council recently issued the "Opinions on Further Advancing the Reform of the Hukou System," as the
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China to Further Strengthen Protection of Foreign-Related Geographical Indication Products
On July 30, the reporter learned from the General Administration of Quality Supervision, Inspection and Quarantine of the People's Republic of China (hereinafter referred to as the AQSIQ) that the AQSIQ recently issued a notice to further strengthen the protection of foreign-related geographical indication products of origin. According to the introduction, the AQSIQ will strengthen
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How can rural areas attract young talent to return?
Who will farm the land tomorrow? Beyond the stigma of status discrimination and the low comparative returns of the agricultural industry, what other reasons keep young people from returning to rural areas to work in agriculture? How can rural agriculture attract young talent to return? Recently, a reporter visited Shanxi to look into relatively high-return cooperatives and the "second-generation farmer" successors of leading enterprise owners.
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