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Farm boy brings Partridge chickens to WeChat mini-shop
Rural Dazhong Daily, Jinxiang News (Correspondent Xia Xiaoyan) On November 10, a post on WeChat friend Wang Xuefu's Moments caught the author's attention: free-range Partridge chickens under the trees at the old kiln yard, raised purely on corn, over 7 months old. I thought he was forwarding it for someone else, but when I clicked on it, it turned out to be his own WeChat mini-shop.
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Winter melons move into new greenhouse homes, young seedlings move into tents
The arrival of the strongest cold wave has not only brought much inconvenience to citizens' daily lives, but has also had a considerable impact on the growth of crops. Recently, reporters visiting Huiyang District, Huidong County, and Boluo County saw villagers taking anti-freeze measures to protect crops from the cold. In Lianghua Town, Huidong County, vegetable
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What are the reasons young grassroots cadres cannot be retained
Recently, while talking with a friend who works at the grassroots level, I learned that of the three young cadres who started their jobs together with him, two had already left after passing examinations in just a few short years, and he too was eager to make a move. When asked why, the answer was: on the one hand, it does not feel very good; on the other hand,
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Modern Young Farmer Training Program Launched
Website News: It was learned from the 2015 Farmer Training Project Management Training Class and the National Agricultural Broadcasting and Television School Work Seminar that starting this year, the Ministry of Agriculture will join with the Ministry of Education and the Communist Youth League Central Committee to launch and implement the Modern Young Farmer Training Program, which plans to select 10,000
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Why Do Young People Leave the Countryside? An Analysis of the Main Reasons
"Leaving the countryside" has become the consensus of almost everyone and the direction of their efforts. What parents tell their children most often is "Study hard, otherwise you can only be a farmer"; what teachers tell students is also "If you can't get into university, you're useless, and you can only be a farmer." The examples society sets for people, one after another,
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What were Li Keqiang's agricultural heart and agricultural economics?
When he was young, his trouser cuffs were covered in mud, and his hands were full of calluses. The essence of modernization is to realize the evolution from traditional agriculture to a modern industrial society, from an agricultural country into an industrial country. As for rural reform, our attitude is to explore, explore, and explore again. We must first
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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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Why retaining young people at the grassroots level is so important
A grassroots civil servant's own account: once you enter the grassroots level it is hard to get out; some colleagues are preparing again for the national civil service exam. A young civil servant who had just taken up a grassroots post not long before, due to heavy tasks, low pay and slow promotion, could see no "future" and was eager to "escape", while people around him who were trying every possible way to "escape" were everywhere.
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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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Musk Deer Farming Techniques: Rearing Methods and Nutritional Requirements for Young Musk Deer
The goal in rearing young musk deer is to ensure that all newborn fawns survive without disease and to develop in them excellent production performance. So how should they be reared? Let us take a look together. During growth and development, young musk deer steadily gain body weight and body measurements, and their metabolism is very vigorous.
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