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A Comprehensive Analysis of the Current State and Future Trends of Agricultural and Livestock E-commerce
"200 years ago, Watt invented the steam engine and launched the Industrial Revolution. Today, the Internet is permeating every area of our production and life, ushering in another entirely new era." Dr. Pi Canhui, general manager of Guangzhou Heshikang Biotechnology Co., Ltd., at a China
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Why international grain prices have fallen back to levels last seen 6 years ago
Without notice, international grain prices have returned to the low point seen during the 2008 financial crisis. The prices of wheat, corn, rice and soybeans have all fallen by more than 50% from the highs they rebounded to after the crisis. Although the drop in rice prices was less than 50%, because the rebound high during the crisis was not high enough, the current absolute price level is in fact substantially lower than the lowest level during the crisis.
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How to Maintain Brand Vitality? A Practical Guide
A popular song from ten years ago, "Wind Up the Clockwork," sang that the pace of love must not slacken, for once it slackens it will not succeed. Over these years, in our country's ever-growing agricultural produce market, quite a few agricultural product brands have risen to fame only to fall like meteors,
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China's rice area at 30.37 million hectares; rapeseed output expected to exceed level of 7 years ago
China's rice area reaches 30.37 million hectares. According to estimates by the National Bureau of Statistics, in 2015 China's rice planting area increased by 0.2% over the previous year, reaching 30.37 million hectares. Among this, this year's early rice planting area was flat compared with the previous year, at about 5.8 million hectares or so. If calculated based on the per-unit yield trend of recent years, 2015 early rice output could reach a level of about 34.5 million tons. Statistics show that from May last year to now, the total transaction volume of the three types of rice was 6.79 million tons, of which early rice transactions were 810,000 tons, middle and late rice transactions were 3.32 million tons, and japonica rice transactions were 2.66 million tons. Before the new grain comes to market, the remaining policy-related rice volume is still relatively large, and the pressure on the market remains fairly significant.
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Celery cultivation in Dongchangfu, Liaocheng, Shandong, blazes a trail to prosperity
Five years ago, I invested more than 40,000 yuan and built a celery greenhouse on three mu of land. That year's income approached more than 40,000 yuan, plus the usual income from going out to work, which was also seven or eight thousand yuan. Over the year, net income came to nearly 50,000 yuan. So after the whole family discussed it, we also bought a 1
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Why farmers should have confidence in their own agricultural products
8 years ago, China lifted its 4-year-long ban on rice imports from Japan. Among the first batch of rice Japan resumed exporting to China, two brands were very well known: one called "Koshihikari" and one called "Hitomebore." They became famous because they sold for too
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New urbanization should follow the path of the rule of law
A few years ago, when I was studying the issue of urbanization, I explicitly put forward the concept of rule-of-law urbanization, holding that new urbanization should be rule-of-law urbanization. At present, in advancing people-centered new urbanization, rule-of-law urbanization is a very important topic. Simply put
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How did the potato take the path to becoming a staple food? It was already introduced to China 400 years ago
In early 2015, the potato, known scientifically as Solanum tuberosum, suddenly became a hot topic. At a seminar titled "Strategy for Developing Potatoes as a Staple Food," officials from the Ministry of Agriculture said that in the coming years, China would launch a strategy to make potatoes a staple food, and the potato would become another staple food after rice, wheat, and corn.
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China's agricultural mechanization level rises 27 percentage points in ten years
Bi Meijia, Chief Economist of China's Ministry of Agriculture, said on the 24th at the "Foundation of a Great Nation - China Rural Development Golden Autumn Report Conference" organized by China National Radio's China Countryside Voice that in 2013, China's comprehensive mechanization level for crop cultivation and harvesting reached 59.5%, an increase of
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Earth is greener than it was 20 years ago, and China and India are the biggest contributors
Human activity on Earth usually has a negative impact on the environment: dumping plastic into the oceans, causing ice sheets to melt at an alarming rate, depriving polar bears of their habitat, and so on. But a new study of satellite data shows that over the past 20 years or so, the Earth
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