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New Opportunities for Rural E-commerce Development in China
Wen Tingting, a resident of Anyue County, Sichuan Province, runs a decoration shop in the county town with her husband. She has now become one of JD.com's first batch of rural promoters in Anyue County. Earlier this year, the first batch of JD county-level service centers in Southwest China opened in Anyue County and Yilong County. This is China's first batch of
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Where Are Rural Mega-Changes Heading? An Analysis of Future Development Directions
For the past 10-plus years I have been conducting research in rural areas across the country, and I have felt the tremendous changes in China's countryside. From 2013 to 2015, the center's teachers and students spent three consecutive years using the Spring Festival homecoming opportunity to write homecoming notes. In 2013, more than 60 were written; in 2014 and 2015, more than 100 each. From the center's teachers and
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What should the government focus on when developing agricultural product e-commerce
In the recent national rotation training for directors of major agriculture, animal husbandry and fishery counties organized by the Ministry of Agriculture, agricultural product e-commerce became a hot topic. The directors believe that through e-commerce, agricultural products can go directly from production through logistics to consumption, reducing intermediate links and achieving smooth sales and value-added of agricultural products.
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Why has the manor economy become a new trend in future agricultural development?
A modern agricultural manor is a place that integrates agricultural production, agricultural product consumption, and vacation leisure tourism. In recent years, with rapid economic development and the relaxation of rural land policies, some commercial capital has begun turning to rural areas in search of new investment opportunities, while the middle class
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Agricultural industrialization hitches a ride on the fast track of internet development
Some people use internet terminology to describe Chinese agriculture this way: the 1.0 business model that relies on individual physical labor; the rise of the 2.0 model represented by farms and parks that contract and transfer large tracts of land and use large machinery; and the 3.0 model represented by highly automated, mechanized precision production
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New soil improvement technology successfully developed, industrialization to be implemented
The Chinese Academy of Agricultural Engineering Planning and Design Research Institute recently released the "Feasibility Study Report on Producing 10,000 Tons of Nano Humus Annually," pointing out the application of mechanochemical technology to process humic acid, humus, humic matrix, humic-like acid, carbon, etc. from humic acid-containing mineral sources into
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Moderate reduction of farmland written into the National Agricultural Sustainable Development Plan
On the morning of the 20th, Vice Minister of Agriculture Chen Xiaohua introduced and interpreted the relevant details of the National Agricultural Sustainable Development Plan (2015-2030) (hereinafter referred to as the Plan) at a regular policy briefing of the State Council. Regarding the stabilization of farmland area proposed in the Plan
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How do family farms in China promote the moderate transfer of rural land?
Since entering the new century, with the continuous development of China's economy, the smallholder decentralized management model based on the household contract responsibility system can no longer well adapt to the needs of productive forces development, and moderate-scale operation has become an unavoidable path for China's future agricultural development.
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Analysis of the Development Trends of Agricultural Product Trade Under the New Normal
The 2015 Central Document No. 1 focused on agriculture, rural areas and farmers for the 12th consecutive year, highlighting "sustainability" and sending a clear signal for the development of modern agriculture. China is a country with a large population, and food security is no small matter; the issues of agriculture, rural areas and farmers have always been closely watched by the top leadership. How can we ensure that Chinese people have enough to eat?
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Four departments join forces to advance rural logistics development and open up the last mile
On the 24th, the reporter learned from the State Post Bureau: the Ministry of Transport recently, together with the Ministry of Agriculture, the All China Federation of Supply and Marketing Cooperatives, and the State Post Bureau, jointly issued the "Several Opinions on Collaboratively Advancing the Healthy Development of Rural Logistics and Accelerating Service to Agricultural Modernization" (referred to as the "Opinions
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