Chinese Mainland Scientists Develop Climate-Smart Crops to Combat Global Warming
Chinese mainland scientists have achieved a breakthrough in developing climate-smart crops, enhancing tomato yields and resilience against global warming.
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Northern China Safeguards 40% of Nation’s Arable Land: New Report
A State Council report reveals northern China’s crucial role in protecting 40% of the nation’s arable land, highlighting growth, challenges, and future strategies.
Shouguang: China’s Vegetable Capital Pioneers Smart Agriculture
Shouguang, China’s ‘vegetable capital,’ is transforming agriculture with over 120 patented smart technologies. Precision fertilization and pest monitoring enhance product quality and reduce pollution.
Burundi Embraces China’s Development Model for Growth
Burundi leverages China’s development experience to boost agriculture, attract investments, and foster economic growth.
Chinese Mainland Achieves Record Grain Output in 2024
The Chinese mainland achieved a record grain output of 706.5 million tonnes in 2024, marking a 1.6% increase from last year, according to official data.
Liaoning’s Ginseng Cultivation: Preserving a 400-Year Legacy
Discover how Liaoning’s farmers are preserving a 400-year legacy of ginseng cultivation through sustainable farming practices and innovation.
China’s November CPI Rises Slightly as PPI Decline Narrows
China’s CPI rose by 0.2% in November, with a smaller decline in PPI, driven by warmer weather boosting agricultural output and reducing food and service prices.
How Zhongshan and Qingyuan Ensure Macao’s Fresh Vegetable Supply
Discover how Zhongshan and Qingyuan’s hydroponic greenhouses and processing bases keep Macao’s vegetable markets stocked with fresh, high-quality produce.
The Chinese Mainland Completes 3rd National Soil Survey with 3.11 Million Samples
The Chinese mainland has completed its third national soil survey, collecting over 3.11 million samples across 733 million hectares to promote sustainable land use and environmental protection.
BBC Faces Backlash Over Xinjiang Tomato Reporting
A recent BBC report on Xinjiang tomatoes has sparked debate over human rights and media responsibility. Explore the perspectives surrounding this controversial issue.