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Agricultural products raise the health banner: are consumers willing to pay?
Are taro and taro still different? Is there even a difference in the rice we eat every day? The answer is yes. Selenium-enriched red rice, amino acid-rich taro... As more and more functional agricultural products holding high the "health banner" come close to us, we cannot help but wonder whether these agricultural products are really
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Express delivery and e-commerce reach the countryside: rural consumption willingness rises sharply
In the first half of 2015, the consumer confidence index in China's first- and second-tier cities declined relatively quickly, while the confidence index in rural areas climbed 2 points to 106 points. Despite the decline in employment expectations, rural consumption willingness showed a relatively large increase. Recently, the world-renowned market research
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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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Small grains also have a big future: why are farmers unwilling to grow them?
When people talk about miscellaneous grains, they habitually attach the word "small" to them. Compared with field crops, miscellaneous grains are mainly intercropped along ditch edges and embankments and on dry slopes in mountainous areas, with small planting areas, and they are not staple foods, so they are called "small miscellaneous grains." In the past, Gaoqing County, Shandong Province, once widely grew small miscellaneous grains, especially intercropped with cotton. But now, cotton fields in Gaoqing County have shrunk sharply, and the area of miscellaneous grains has plummeted accordingly. The once-flourishing scene of every household growing cotton and every household enjoying the fragrance of miscellaneous grains is hard to see again.
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The phenomenon of young people being unwilling to return to their hometowns to farm should arouse vigilance
What is preventing young people who go out to work from being willing to return to their hometowns to farm? Today, this is not a topic that is deliberately made to sound profound. When rural young people prepare for their careers, they seldom take becoming a professional farmer as a future goal. Apart from those born in the 1950s and some born in the 1960s, among the village people who consciously choose to be a professional farmer, those born in the 1970s are unwilling, those born in the 1980s do not know how, and those born in the 1990s do not even discuss it.
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Li Keqiang says China is willing to share agricultural technology with developing countries
ROME, Oct. 15 (China News Service) -- Chinese Premier Li Keqiang delivered a speech titled "Advancing Agricultural Modernization Through Family Farming" on Oct. 15 local time at the headquarters of the UN Food and Agriculture Organization in Rome. Li Keqiang pointed out that we are willing to join hands with countries around the world
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Correctly understanding agricultural insurance: farmers' willingness to participate has increased year by year
Agricultural insurance is a "green box" policy that the WTO allows countries to use to support agriculture. It is one of the three pillars of modern agricultural development under market economy conditions, and also an important tool for transferring agricultural risks. China began establishing a policy-based agricultural insurance system in 2004
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20 yuan of agricultural insurance can cover 600 yuan, and 50% of farmers are willing to buy it
The survey shows that 35.4% of insured farmers believe that agricultural insurance is not enough to cover 30% of their losses, and only 5.24% of farmers believe it can cover more than 90% of their losses ■ Reporter Leng Cuihua Yesterday, at an event hosted by the China Insurance Society and organized by PICC P&C and the Agricultural Information Institute of the Chinese Academy of Agricultural Sciences
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What to Do When Vegetables Get Bugs? A Detailed Guide to Practical Control Methods
Many people nowadays are willing to grow a few small vegetables at home themselves, but problems always arise during the growing process. If the vegetables you planted have bugs, what should you do? What to do when the planted vegetables have bugs: 1. If there are few bugs on the vegetables, you can directly pick them off with your hands or other tools.
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What breed of dog is best to keep as a pet?
Many people are willing to keep animals at home to accompany them, and dogs are a good choice, but because they don't know much about it, they don't know what breed of dog is good to keep as a pet. How should we choose? 1. What breed of dog is best to keep as a pet Pet dogs can include Labrador Retrievers, Golden
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