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Why has the Beijing Tea Expo become a bellwether for tea industry trends?
On April 23, the 6th China International Tea Industry and Tea Art Expo, hosted by the China Agricultural International Cooperation Promotion Association, organized by Beijing Jinggang Global International Exhibition Co., Ltd., and themed "Tea Joy Time - Beautiful Life with Vessels," opened at the National Agricultural Exhibition Center, with nearly
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Make farmers' needs the starting point for our work
We must apply innovative thinking, a pragmatic spirit, and a development-oriented perspective, keeping a close eye on farmers' needs and providing them with higher-level and more diverse training. Connecting with farmers' needs is more effective than reward funds. For the government, the money spent is about the same, but the results are very different.
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Why are cotton farmers abandoning cotton? Some plots have been converted to growing trees
Right now is precisely the season for raising cotton seedlings, but, affected by the decline in cotton purchase prices, the enthusiasm of cotton farmers for planting cotton in some of the main cotton-producing areas in the middle and lower reaches of the Yangtze River has generally declined, quite a few cotton fields have been converted to other crops or left fallow, and in some fields trees have even been planted.
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Eco-friendly feed becomes a new market trend, feed products become more refined and distinctive
According to the latest data from the Ministry of Agriculture, as of March 16, 2015, the total number of enterprises producing complete feed, concentrated feed and concentrate supplements nationwide was 5,987, and the number of single feed production enterprises was 1,700. The number of feed enterprises dropped by about 1/3 compared with the end of 2013. In 2014, national feed
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What changes have occurred in market order after the revision of the Seed Law?
The draft revision of the Seed Law deliberated this time has strengthened the protection of intellectual property rights and introduced the concept of "essentially derived varieties" to protect the lawful rights and interests of the holders of the original plant variety rights. In the market circulation link, it has also increased the penalties for illegal infringements
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What does smart agriculture look like? See how Internet Plus agriculture gets down to earth
What smart agriculture looks like: how to plant and how to raise, all handled with one button. Farming with mobile phone navigation is truly amazing! On April 14, farmer Deng Fade of Qingshubao Village, Changyang Tujia Autonomous County, Hubei Province, stood in his own vegetable plot and showed reporters with his mobile phone that this plot belongs to which grade
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Land rights confirmation must be fully implemented, not left half-baked
No matter which form it takes, farmers' property rights and interests must not be made smaller, or even wiped out; ensuring that progress is subordinated to quality, and giving farmers genuinely confirmed rights and ironclad certificates, is the only way to withstand the test of history and practice. Rural land rights confirmation is a good thing, and also a difficult one. A certain
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Week-on-week change of the national agricultural products wholesale price index on April 27, 2015
According to monitoring by the Ministry of Agriculture, on April 27 the national agricultural products wholesale price index was 203.09, down 0.77 points from last Friday, of which the "shopping basket" products wholesale price index was 204.24, down 0.91 points from last Friday. As of 14:00 today, the national agricultural products wholesale market
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Nutrient Solution Replaces Chemical Fertilizer: Cutting Back on Fertilizer and Pesticides, Raising Quality and Efficiency
Editor's note: Starting this year, the Ministry of Agriculture officially launched the action to reduce fertilizer and pesticide use, striving to have both the chemical fertilizer utilization rate and the pesticide utilization rate for major crops reach above 40% by 2020, an increase of 7 percentage points and 5 percentage points respectively over 2013, achieving zero growth in the use of chemical fertilizers and pesticides on crops.
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China's corn imports in March fell 91.61% month-on-month
China's corn imports in March fell 91.61% month-on-month. Customs data: in March, China imported 50,600 tons of corn, down 91.61% month-on-month and up 5.05% year-on-year. Total imports from January to March were 123.29, up 4.59% year-on-year; in March 2015, China imported 152,238 tons of wheat, down 71.75% year-on-year. From January to March, imports of
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