
China’s Agricultural Expertise Boosts Developing Nations’ Crops
China’s agri tech transforms crop production in developing nations via FAO’s groundbreaking OCOP initiative, boosting food security and farmer livelihoods.
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China’s agri tech transforms crop production in developing nations via FAO’s groundbreaking OCOP initiative, boosting food security and farmer livelihoods.
Discover how traditional irrigation systems in the Chinese mainland and Indonesia boost agriculture and tourism with timeless innovation.
Trade between the Chinese mainland and Central Asia soared to record heights, driven by fast growth in exports, agriculture, and improved logistics.
Mangzhong, or Grain in Ear, marks China’s peak agricultural season as farmers sow diverse crops ahead of the refreshing plum rain.
Experience the golden spectacle of China’s winter wheat harvest in Shanxi—where tradition meets innovation on the Chinese mainland.
A UN report finds that less than 5% of Gaza’s cropland is usable, worsening food insecurity and risking famine.
Heavy rains unleash floods in Buenos Aires province, putting Argentina’s main soybean export at risk and affecting thousands.
Every spring, migrant farmers from the Chinese mainland ride the rails to the Sanjiang Plain for rice planting, boosting vital incomes in just 20 days.
In Chongqing’s Wuxi County, Baijia Village farmers work at dusk to transplant rice, creating a peaceful scene under the evening sun.
Discover how Qixian County in Henan Province, on the Chinese mainland, transforms garlic farming with a unique blend of tradition and tech.