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Drought in Northeast China Continues to Spread, Some Farmland in Jilin Has Lost All Crops
Currently, this is a critical period for the formation of autumn grain yields in Northeast China, and the continuously developing drought is very unfavorable to crop production and development. Fighting the drought to protect autumn grain brooks no delay. The reporter learned from the video conference on drought relief and autumn grain protection in Northeast China recently held by the Ministry of Agriculture: At present, the
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The standards system for oilseeds and edible oils is becoming increasingly complete in China
Edible vegetable oil is a daily necessity for the people, and its quality and safety concern the national economy and people's livelihood. In recent years, laws and regulations such as the Agricultural Product Quality and Safety Law and the Food Safety Law have been introduced, and the agricultural industry standards system for oilseeds and fats is becoming increasingly complete, which has significantly improved the quality level of oilseeds and edible vegetable oils in China, and brought safety hazards under control at the source.
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Futures Market Boosts Development of New-Type "Grain Banks"
Our newspaper's trainee reporter Liu Quanjiang. Giving full play to the due function of futures in serving the real economy is an important proposition for the commodity futures market. The role of market mechanisms in resource allocation should be brought into play, and a new-type "grain bank" business that effectively connects the futures market with traditional "grain bank" business should be explored.
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Three Major New Types of Agricultural Operating Entities Join Forces to Blaze a New Trail
After so much labor has moved to the cities, who will farm the land? How can the family-based operating system farm the land well? How can agricultural production avoid natural risks and market risks and farm the land efficiently? Suzhou City, Anhui Province, with family farms as the foundation, agricultural enterprises as the leaders,
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Cotton farmers earn only just over 1,200 yuan per mu of land: cash crops are no longer "economic"
From input to output, cotton farmers feel that growing cotton is no longer economic, and they have reduced the planting area. The difficulties facing cotton production serve as a warning to us that grain production must guard against the emergence of this kind of "uneconomic" situation. Next month, the new cotton year will begin. Continuously implemented
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The surge in grain imports should be viewed with an open attitude
Data released by China Customs on Friday shows that in the first 7 months of this year, China imported a cumulative total of 11.34 million tons of grain and grain flour, an increase of 80.7% over the same period last year. The types of grain and grain flour imported by China mainly include wheat, paddy rice and rice, corn, barley, and so on. Its
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The vigilance to ease the burden on farmers must never be relaxed at any time
The "Notice of the Ministry of Agriculture on the 2013 Inspection of Farmers' Burdens" reported the main problems found in the inspection of farmers' burdens in the 3 provinces of Heilongjiang, Anhui and Shandong by the 6 departments of the State Council joint conference on burden reduction. Publicly reporting these problems is meant to give play to the supervisory role of society
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How can scientific afforestation effectively protect the ecological environment?
According to media reports, at an international symposium on ecology and water conservation recently held in Yinchuan City, Ningxia, experts believed that ecological restoration is an extremely complex systematic project, and in particular needs to be combined with a water-conservation strategy. In practical work, consideration should be given from the perspective of the sustainable development
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International grain prices keep falling, and expanded grain imports are purely a market behavior
China's grain imports grew considerably this year. Data released by the General Administration of Customs show that this year grain imports, led by wheat, accelerated sharply, with grain imports surging 80.7% year on year in the first seven months. This has aroused concerns at home and abroad about China's food security. In response, experts
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Why are farmers still holding back after the household registration reform took effect?
■ The urban-rural two-tier household registration system has in fact already become embedded in land, employment, social security and other systems. Actively and steadily advancing a series of linked supporting reforms is the only way to deepen the household registration reform. Recently, the State Council issued the "Opinions on Further Promoting Household Registration
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