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FermentationPosted onFebruary 12, 2026September 27, 2026

An Lingrong’s Hometown New Year’s Eve Dinner — Longed for from Start of Winter to New Year’s Eve

Drying sweet potato starch, steaming rice cakes, brewing red yeast rice wine, preparing winter bamboo shoots — Songyang’s New Year’s Eve dinner takes all winter, on Braid Granny at the market, nearly thirty years of Sister Zhuhua’s cakes, forest ranger Xu Yeyin’s wine vats, and the Grandpa Li couple.

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Agroecology InternshipPosted onFebruary 11, 2026September 27, 2026

Unfold the Folded Table with These Annual Keywords

Extreme weather upends farmers’ planting rhythms, the food-delivery wars compress a meal into a 30-minute order, and imported meat reaches the highland pastoral areas directly – Foodthink’s 2025 field records hold on to the traces of the land and its labourers.

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Agri-food LaborPosted onFebruary 10, 2026September 27, 2026

The Myth of “Modern Agriculture”: The Myth of Scale and Ecological Rupture

The large-scale monoculture of the Plantationocene has dismantled ecosystems and rural communities, yet the traditions of care in the Qimin Yaoshu and Xu Guangqi’s Nongzheng Quanshu suggest that “non-plantation” farming can still become imaginable once more.

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AgroecologyPosted onFebruary 8, 2026September 27, 2026

Beyond Shivering: The Right Posture for a Southern Winter | Grandma Kouzi

Shandong native Kouzi’s sixth winter in rural Fujian: from rocket stove kang to old granary turned warm room, from radish soup to dried pumpkin, the south’s damp cold at last gives way to ease.

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Agri-food LaborPosted onFebruary 4, 2026September 27, 2026

The Desk Escape Plan: Can Wordsmiths Sell Good Produce?

Three Foodthink colleagues left their screens for Jishi, the ecological greengrocer in Sanyuanqiao — stacking stock, sorting produce, negotiating with customers over switching to another farm’s tomatoes — and in concrete physical labour rediscovered a tangible feel for life.

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Agri-food BusinessPosted onFebruary 2, 2026September 27, 2026

The Corners of Altay: Pastoralists Who Grow, Cut and Buy Hay

Forty years after dual contracting of grassland and livestock, J village in Qinghe County still has only 92 grassland certificates while pastoral households exceed 200. They sow lucerne on their hay meadows, pay irrigation charges, and buy fodder from farming areas at twice their own harvest before winter.

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AgroecologyPosted onFebruary 1, 2026September 27, 2026

Event Invitation | Stories from the Editorial Office: The Annual Gathering Can’t Stop

Saturday 7 February: eight Foodthink members take over Jishi, the community veg shop at Sanyuanqiao, swapping writing for veg selling. Join us in person or online for a year-end report, food and agriculture sharing session, Chinese New Year live shopping, and a film screening with lamb soup dinner.

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Agri-food TechnologyPosted onJanuary 28, 2026September 27, 2026

Before Humanity Is Forced to Eat Cockroaches, We Intend to Ask Why

Ÿnsect, the European insect-protein unicorn that raised USD 625 million, has been wound up by a French court. A UK Government-commissioned life cycle assessment also shows insect meal’s carbon emissions far exceed soybean meal’s — the capital narrative of “eating bugs equals eco-friendliness” is being punctured by full-chain data.

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Agri-food TechnologyPosted onJanuary 26, 2026September 27, 2026

Returned to the Land, Shut the Door on Visitors — But Sentenced to Ten Years by AI Rumours

Farmer Kou Yanding of Villain Valley, Fujian, has sued Baidu at the Beijing Internet Court, alleging its AI fabricated an extortion charge against her — the first documented AI defamation case in China.

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AgroecologyPosted onJanuary 24, 2026September 27, 2026

How I Learned to Grow Paddy Rice in a Village: 2.6 Mu of Ecological Rice and Nearly 5,000 Yuan in Losses

Chen Jingjing, a 20-year researcher of rural construction, worked a paddy for the first time this year in Qingshan Village, Hangzhou—no herbicide, sun-drying. Rice cost over 30 yuan a jin, and he also hit a hard wall woven from land rent, hired labour and the division of labour.

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