The battle for the rice bowl begins! Foreign seed companies attack, Chinese farmers respond**.
Foreword: Food is the foundation of agricultural production and the foundation of the development of the whole society. However, the "terminal technology" implemented by foreign seed companies in recent years has caused serious harm to China's agricultural production and posed a great challenge to China's food safety. These so-called "sterilized seeds" seem to be a kind of protection of intellectual property, but in fact they deny the original right of farmers to preserve and reuse seeds, which brings great threats to world food security. In this context, farmers and consumers should actively respond to ensure China's food security. Let's take a look at what the "Battle of the Rice Bowls" is all about.
1. Neutering seed technology of foreign seed companies.
In recent years, foreign seed companies have implemented "terminal technology", also known as "sterilized seeds", which makes it impossible to renew them, and farmers must repeat purchases every year, which increases the financial pressure on farmers. Under such a mode of operation, there are both "profits" and "monopoly" interests, which pose a severe test to China's agricultural civilization. The popularization of "sterile" seeds has made farmers lose the right to "preserve seeds" and "multiple crops", which is directly related to the economic interests of farmers and is also a major hidden danger to world food security. In order to better solve this problem, we need to understand this problem more deeply.
2. The hazards and hazards of aseptic sowing method.
Although "sterilized seeds" have the role of safeguarding "intellectual property rights", their essence is "abandonment", resulting in the loss of farmers' right to choose "seeds" independently. In addition, this method will reduce the seed variety of plants, which in turn will make crops threatened by pests and diseases. When crops are harmed, it not only causes financial hardship for farmers, but also brings food security to the country. Therefore, the popularization of "sterilization seedlings" is not only directly related to the personal interests of farmers, but also poses a potential threat to the whole society.
3. Seed treatment measures for sterility.
Countries** have a key role to play in seed science and technology to address sterility. In order to safeguard China's grain production, it is necessary to intensify supervision over agricultural production, intensify supervision over agricultural production, and ensure the quality and quality of agricultural products. The state should strengthen support for local scientific research institutes, promote the research and development of high-quality varieties, and reduce dependence on foreign varieties. Farmers themselves should also be vigilant, select local varieties that meet the local planting conditions, and take the initiative to join cooperatives to protect their interests. At the same time, we can also make our own contribution to ensuring food safety. Only the efforts of farmers, farmers and consumers can effectively deal with this problem.
Conclusion: Food security is a matter of happiness for all. Everyone is an important role in the "battle for jobs". Only by working together to maintain China's "vegetable basket", safeguard the rights and interests of farmers, and realize China's sustainable development is the only way to cope with various challenges in the future and ensure China's food safety. Let's move in this direction together!
Abstract:The production of sterilized potatoes, which is widely used in China, has caused great harm to the quality of agricultural products and agricultural products in China, so how to effectively ensure the quality of agricultural products in China is a major problem that needs to be solved urgently in China. In order to deal with this problem, it is necessary to carry out multi-party cooperation from several levels, such as strengthening supervision and regulations, supporting the development of local seed industry, enhancing farmers' own protection capabilities, enhancing farmers' ability to protect their rights independently, and enhancing consumers' ability to purchase food, and work together to jointly maintain their own "rice bowl".