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Severe Crackdown by the Ministry of Agriculture This Year on Misuse of Veterinary Antibiotics
Recently, it was learned from the Ministry of Agriculture that in 2014 the Ministry of Agriculture organized and carried out 4 routine monitoring exercises for agricultural product quality and safety, monitoring a total of 117 varieties and 94 indicators across 5 major categories of products in 151 large and medium-sized cities in 31 provinces (autonomous regions and municipalities) nationwide, with 43,924 samples inspected and an overall pass rate of 96.
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What are the methods for realizing land transfer in traditional agricultural villages?
Land transfer has provided favorable conditions for the "capital era" of Chinese agriculture and is an important institutional arrangement for realizing agricultural modernization. Overall, there are differences in the temporal distribution of farmers' land transfer in China, from a smaller scale at the time of reform and opening up to a gradual increase in scale; at the macro
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What are the main problems currently facing agricultural development?
First, agricultural costs are rising ever higher, and the security crisis over grain and other major agricultural products is becoming increasingly evident. Both the national agricultural department and the statistical department say: China's grain and other major agricultural products have achieved "ten consecutive increases," with total output exceeding 120 billion jin. Per capita availability of staple grains has reached 900 jin, setting a record high.
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The pattern of "southern vegetables shipped north" takes shape: one third of winter vegetables on the Beijing market come from the south
In the past, once winter arrived, radishes and Chinese cabbage became the stars of northern residents' dining tables. Nowadays, the vegetables on the market come in a dazzling variety of types. Where do these vegetables come from? The Xinfadi Market is a barometer of the Beijing vegetable market. Liu Tong, head of the market's statistics office, introduced
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Three Land Reform Policy Documents Expected to Be Issued This Year
Han Jun, deputy director of the Office of the Central Leading Group for Financial and Economic Affairs, said on the 24th at the 6th China Economic Outlook Forum that relevant departments are currently drafting three policy documents related to land system reform. The first concerns rural land contractual management rights, with nationwide guiding opinions on confirming, registering and certifying
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How does land transfer benefit everyone?
A few days ago, Yang Jun, a farmer from Jianli, Hubei, who works as a dim sum chef in Hangzhou, Zhejiang, invited his parents to Hangzhou to help out at his bun shop. My wife and I have worked in Jiangsu and Zhejiang for 10 years, and the bun shop business is quite good. We have long wanted my parents to come and help, but they just could not bear to part with
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Risks in the Use of Organic Fertilizer and Their Solutions
Preface Amid widespread concerns over food safety, with the rise of organic farming and ecological agriculture, organic farms and ecological farms have been springing up like bamboo shoots after rain all across the country. Many people have chosen to grow their own vegetables and grains, and many investment institutions have also begun to make major
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High-vigor seeds should become an industry standard as soon as possible
Recently, the annual project summary meeting of the Ministry of Agriculture public welfare industry (agriculture) scientific research special project "Research and Demonstration of Key Technologies for the Production of High-Vigor Seeds of Major Crops" was held in Kunming City, Yunnan Province. From China Agricultural University, the Institute of Crop Sciences of the Chinese Academy of Agricultural Sciences
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What can a farmer do for his own era?
What can one farmer do for his own era? Get to know "Old Mao" and you will understand. At the Eighth National People's Congress, Old Mao raised the problems of excessively high rural electricity prices and poor power grids. Three years later, the central government began intensifying rural power grid renovation, ultimately achieving the same grid and same price for urban and rural areas.
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Analysis of Why Farmers' Income Growth Outpaced That of Urban Residents
The income gap between rural and urban residents continued to narrow in 2014. The latest data from the National Bureau of Statistics show that in 2014, the per capita disposable income of urban residents in China was 28,844 yuan, while the per capita disposable income of rural residents was 10,489 yuan, and the per capita disposable income ratio between urban and rural residents was 2.7
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