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In 2015, the minimum purchase price policy for wheat continues to be implemented in the main producing areas
The reporter learned from the National Development and Reform Commission on the 16th that in 2015 the state will continue to implement the minimum purchase price policy in the main wheat-producing areas. The minimum purchase price for wheat produced in 2015 (third grade) is 118 yuan per 50 kg, unchanged from the 2014 level. A relevant official of the Development and Reform Commission
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Upgrading agricultural cooperatives requires joint efforts from both inside and outside
The state introduced this policy very timely; agricultural cooperatives really need to be regulated. At present there are many kinds of cooperatives, but those with high operating quality are exceedingly rare. On the 8th, after hearing the reporter describe the "Opinions on Guiding and Promoting the Standardized Development of Farmers' Cooperatives" recently jointly issued by the Ministry of Agriculture and nine other ministries and commissions,
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Autumn agricultural production pushed forward with full effort, financial support policies for agriculture implemented at a faster pace
On October 13-14, Vice Minister of Agriculture Zhang Taolin conducted field research in Suihua, Qiqihar and other places in Heilongjiang Province on autumn harvest and autumn land preparation, agricultural machinery cooperatives, and financial support for the development of modern agriculture. Zhang Taolin stressed that it is necessary to continue to intensify efforts to advance autumn harvest production and give full play to all
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Promoting New-Type Fertilizers: Find the Right Approach and You'll Achieve Twice the Result with Half the Effort
China is a major country in fertilizer production and consumption, as well as a major country in fertilizer innovation and development. In recent years, China's fertilizer market has essentially been regulated independently by domestic forces, without the impact and influence on our market from multinational conglomerates that the seed and pesticide industries have encountered. The fundamental
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As China grows richer, food waste becomes more serious, drawing foreign media attention
An October 15 article on the editorial website of Bloomberg News of the United States, original title: China needs cleaner plates. The next time you dump leftovers into the trash, stop and think about China. From 2010 to 2012, 11.5% of mainland Chinese were malnourished, but Chinese people still waste more food each year than Americans.
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What Path Should China's Agricultural Transformation Take? An In-Depth Exploration of Development Paths
The core of the "three rural issues" is the issue of farmers, and the core of the issue of farmers is the issue of empowerment. Since the reform and opening up, Chinese farmers have gradually escaped the awkward situation of "power poverty," and various legitimate rights and interests have been protected one after another. To this day, the choice of business model, which originally should not have been a problem
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Reducing grain loss equals increasing production, and the potential for saving grain is enormous
In recent years, China has continuously raised its overall grain production capacity through various measures, achieving bumper harvests year after year. However, post-harvest grain loss and waste in China is enormous, with annual grain waste approaching 6% of total annual output, which has become a negative factor that cannot be ignored in safeguarding food security.
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Why must land reform adhere to the market-oriented direction?
Editor's note: The goal of establishing a unified urban-rural market for construction land is unshakable. In particular, we must do a good job of the major undertaking of allowing rural collective operational construction land to be transferred, leased, and used as equity shares, and implementing entry into the market on equal terms with state-owned land and equal rights at equal prices. Land is no small matter, and needle
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National Food Administration calls for saving grain and eliminating waste during harvest season
Xinhua News Agency, Beijing, October 15 (Xinhua reporter Liu Yangyang) Food is the first necessity of the people, and grain is the source of food. In recent years, China's grain output has increased year after year, yet post-harvest grain loss and waste threaten food security. How much waste is there exactly? How much room is there for saving grain and reducing loss?
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Precise support and services in place for new types of business entities
The fiscal lever drives financing reform and breaks through the development bottleneck of new agricultural business entities. This step has been taken well! Recently, when reporters interviewed in multiple agricultural cities and counties in southern and northern Jiangsu, they heard many grassroots officials, especially heads of farmers' professional cooperatives, say this.
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