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The per capita net income of farmers is expected to reach about 11,000 yuan this year
The Chinese Academy of Social Sciences held a press conference on the 22nd for the 2015 "Rural Green Book" and a symposium on the analysis and forecast of China's rural economic situation. At the meeting, Du Zhixiong, deputy director of the Institute of Rural Development under the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences, said that in 2015 farmers' income can still maintain relatively
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Current state of chemical fertilizer use: farmers willing to use organic fertilizer if subsidized
Fertilizing is already like smoking marijuana, you can't do without it. During the spring plowing season, in Congyan Village, Yingqiu Town, Changle County, Weifang City, Shandong Province, the reporter met 53-year-old farmer Tang Lixin, who was irrigating the field together with his wife. Tang Lixin said his plot totals 4 mu, and since it rained on the 27th day of the 12th lunar month last year, there has been no more rain, so he is irrigating with well water from the edge of the field while applying urea.
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National spring sowing progress has exceeded 30 percent; research on green grain yield increase models will be carried out
According to the agricultural situation monitoring of the Ministry of Agriculture, all types of crops sown nationwide account for 35.0% of the intended spring sowing crop area, with progress comparable to the same period last year. Among them, 27.8% of grain has been sown, 42.1% of cotton, 36.0% of oil crops, 80.2% of sugar crops, and 64.7% of vegetables. At present,
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The future of medicinal herb cultivation will tend toward base-oriented development
Recently, the General Office of the State Council forwarded the "Protection and Development Plan for Medicinal Herbs (2015-2020)" issued by the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology, the National Administration of Traditional Chinese Medicine and other departments, making comprehensive arrangements for the protection of medicinal herb resources and the development of the medicinal herb industry in China at present and in the period ahead.
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The problem of who will farm the land has been solved
In April in Jilin, the ice on the rivers loosens, the willows and poplars sprout green, and the roar of machinery is everywhere. The Jilin investigation team walked through the fields, entered farm households, and visited factory areas, checking soil moisture and holding in-depth conversations with farmers and with agricultural input producers and sellers. Jilin Province is not only a corn
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Most grasslands in northern China will turn green earlier this year
The Ministry of Agriculture conducted a predictive analysis of the pasture turning-green situation in China's grassland regions based on winter and spring meteorological conditions and current grassland pasture phenological conditions, predicting that most grasslands in northern China will turn green earlier this spring. Last winter and this spring, most grassland areas in northern China
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How can land transfer trusts be advanced steadily?
Editor's note: After integrating scattered land transfers and entrusting them to trust institutions, which then lease the land to agricultural enterprises, this should be a matter satisfactory to all parties. Why do various problems arise? Is the risk assessment for land transfer trusts adequate, is the corresponding oversight in place, and how can we achieve both "fish" and "bear's paw" at the same time?
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How much your vegetables will sell for, just look at the big screen
If you want to know how much your vegetables will sell for today, just look at the market's big screen. In the early hours of the 4th, at the Shouguang vegetable market, vegetable farmer Zhang Qimin from Luocheng Subdistrict told reporters. The big screen Zhang Qimin mentioned actually refers to part of the raw data of the vegetable price index released by Shouguang.
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What are the trends in China's agricultural development over the next 10 years?
What will China's agricultural development look like over the next 10 years? At the 2015 China Agricultural Outlook Conference held recently, the "China Agricultural Outlook Report (2015-202
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Information-to-village pilot program to cover all provinces nationwide next year
To accelerate the development of rural informatization, China will speed up the pilot program for bringing information to villages and households. The plan is to arrange about 10 new pilot provinces this year, cover all provinces next year, expand to more than 1/10 of counties in 2017, and strive to basically cover all counties and administrative villages by 2020.
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