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What are the real problems in the agricultural inputs market? An in-depth interpretation from the internet perspective
E-commerce represents a challenge of conceptual innovation for traditional agricultural input enterprises, a challenge of market transformation, and an unprecedented opportunity. In particular, the mobile internet is rapidly changing the life and production methods in China's rural areas at a speed we cannot imagine
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Edible oil market growth stalls, industry seeks new profit points through diversification
Yihai Kerry, which started out as a major grain and oil enterprise, is advancing into a comprehensive food company. Recently, it added a dairy product sales business in China. In addition, Yihai Kerry stepped up its involvement in condiments earlier this year, further expanding its diversification map. In grain
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National Bureau of Statistics releases 2015 summer grain output data announcement
Based on a survey of 26 summer grain producing provinces, autonomous regions and municipalities across the country, the 2015 national summer grain sown area, yield per unit area and total output are as follows: 1. The national summer grain sown area was 27,692.3 thousand hectares (415,384 thousand mu), an increase of 110.7 thousand hectares (1.661 million mu) over 2014, up 0.4%.
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How can the challenge of preventing and controlling agricultural and rural water pollution be solved?
Recently, a concentrated outbreak of blue-green algae in Dianchi Lake in Yunnan has become a hot topic of social concern during the peak summer tourism season. In recent years, concentrated outbreaks of blue-green algae in rivers and lakes have been common, highlighting the severe situation of the water environment in many rural areas of our country. Not long ago, the State Council issued the "Water
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National summer grain output this year rose 3.3% year on year
Data released by the National Bureau of Statistics on the 15th show that the national summer grain total output in 2015 was 141.066 million tons (282.13 billion jin), an increase of 4.470 million tons (894 million jin) over 2014, up 3.3% year on year. Hou Rui, a senior statistician of the Rural Department of the National Bureau of Statistics, said that in 2015
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How can Internet Plus Agriculture take off with the wind?
Internet Plus Agriculture is at the forefront, bringing both opportunities and challenges. As the huge opportunity for development and industrial upgrading arrives, how Chinese agriculture can take off with the wind and be implemented on the ground requires more cold thinking and heated action from agricultural builders. Currently, China's agriculture
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Why do agricultural products become unsalable? A deep analysis of the main causes
Since the start of summer this year, reports about unsalable agricultural products have once again appeared frequently. From nectarines in a certain northern province to lychees in some southern regions, this should have been a season of bumper harvests, yet farmers were divided between joy and worry.
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Double-season super rice early-season yield reaches up to 738.5 kg per mu
On the 18th, an expert panel invited by the Guangdong Provincial Department of Agriculture conducted an acceptance evaluation in Xingning City, Guangdong Province, of the research project on annual per-mu yield of 3,000 jin for South China double-season super rice, led by "father of hybrid rice" Yuan Longping's team. After on-site yield measurement, the expert panel announced that the project's early-season average
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Why is rural modernization first and foremost the modernization of farmers?
The 18th National Congress of the Communist Party of China clearly stated that properly addressing issues relating to agriculture, rural areas and farmers is the top priority of the whole Party's work, and that integrating urban and rural development is the fundamental way to resolve the "three rural" issues. Advancing urban-rural integration is the only way to build a new socialist countryside, and the new socialist
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How to build a new type of agricultural management system? Three suggestions for reference
As a grassroots rural worker, I have long been puzzled by this: we must both consolidate national food security and raise the comparative returns of farming and farmers' incomes, so where is the way? We must both uphold the long-term stability of the two-tier management system that combines unified and separate operations, and solve the problems brought by household-based operation, such as poor circulation of agricultural products, the quality and safety of agricultural products, and agricultural non-point source pollution, so where is the way out?
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