Govt subsidies helping farmer replant grains


To the finish line: Children pushing mini carts carrying produce at a kindergarten in Changxing county in Zhejiang province. Children took part in activities to learn more about agriculture as the country celebrates the harvest festival. — China Daily/ANN

Shannan (Anhui): Seeing that his newly planted buckwheat began sprouting on once-flooded farmland, Zhou Jihong said he felt relieved.

Zhou, a farmer in the township of Shannan in Anhui province’s Feixi county, had his 93.3ha of rice plants devastated after an unusually heavy rainfall on July 18.

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