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Why can't the target price system for agricultural products replace the temporary storage system?
This year's No. 1 document of the CPC Central Committee proposed gradually establishing a target price system for agricultural products, which is of great significance. Establishing a target price system for agricultural products requires reforming the minimum purchase price system for grain and the temporary storage system for important agricultural products, but this does not mean that the minimum purchase price system for grain and the temporary storage system for important agricultural products should be completely abolished in the future.
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Over 100 million mu of damaged land nationwide still has room for reclamation and utilization
A relevant official from the Ministry of Land and Resources revealed at the 2014 Beijing International Symposium on Land Reclamation and Ecological Restoration that China has so far reclaimed a cumulative total of about 30 million mu of land, while more than 100 million mu of damaged land has yet to be reclaimed and utilized. In recent years, China's mine ecological restoration
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Domestic grain prices are 50% higher than foreign prices: this is the cost of a high degree of grain self-sufficiency
Abstract: Domestic grain prices are on average half higher than foreign prices. In domestic consumption, the share of rice and corn is high, while the share of wheat and soybeans is low. If weighted by consumption volume, the result is about the same, also around 50%. Such high domestic grain prices are one of the costs paid for a high degree of
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Agricultural E-commerce Opens a Golden Age for Chinese Agriculture
Historically, the golden periods of China's agricultural development have all depended on advances in agricultural science and technology, such as the achievements in hoe cultivation techniques and farmland irrigation during the Spring and Autumn and Warring States periods, and rulers of successive dynasties also attached great importance to agriculture. In the 30 years of reform and opening up, the implementation of the household contract responsibility system, the implementation of contracted management rights, and the protection of farmers' rights and interests have enabled China's agriculture to advance by leaps and bounds, with consecutive years of bumper grain harvests.
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Why Should Rural Property Rights Reform Be Gradual Rather Than Urgent?
Reform of property rights over rural collective assets bears on the core foundation of national economic development. The issues of agriculture, rural areas and farmers occupy a foundational position in overall economic and social development, and have always determined and influenced how steady the reform and opening up can be. From this perspective, property rights reform should be gradual rather than urgent.
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Tax-Land Coordination Revives Idle Land, People's Daily Reports
Tax and land authorities pilot information sharing to solve the problem of lack of supervision, recovering 5.6 billion yuan in land use tax. Tax-Land Coordination Forces Out Idle Land. The collection and administration of land use tax has long been one of the difficult problems in China's current taxation field, because information on land ownership, time, area and other aspects
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Rural reform must have a legal basis and firmly hold the bottom line
Rural reform involves a wide range of areas, has a large impact and is highly policy-oriented; the key is to have a legal basis and hold the bottom line. Chongqing is a pilot city for comprehensive coordinated urban-rural reform designated by the state. Faced with new situations, new circumstances and new requirements in agricultural and rural development, it is not acceptable to fail to deepen reform
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Exploring New Paths for Agricultural Broadcasting Services
On October 28, China National Radio's China Country Voice invited heads of 24 county (city) radio stations to gather in Beijing to jointly discuss how to establish a cooperation mechanism, promote the development of agricultural broadcasting, better serve the construction of China's rural public cultural service system, and more
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The hollowing-out of rural areas is becoming increasingly prominent, and the reasons deserve deep reflection
The State Council Information Office recently held a press conference, where Ni Hong, spokesperson for the Ministry of Housing and Urban-Rural Development, and Zhao Hui, director of the Village and Town Department, presented information on the traditional dwelling survey and traditional village protection. Zhao Hui stated that the phenomenon of traditional villages disappearing does exist, and protection efforts have beg
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What are the governance countermeasures for the problem of farmers' difficulty in defending their rights amid rural environmental pollution?
While rural development is generally improving, the ecological environment in many rural areas has suffered severe damage. As the direct victims of rural environmental pollution, farmers face an extremely difficult path in defending their environmental rights. To this end, this article aims, on the basis of revealing the serious harm brought by rural environmental pollution
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