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How should the path of agricultural modernization with Chinese characteristics be taken?
A large population, relatively scarce agricultural resources, a large volume of grain consumption, and an insufficient capacity of agriculture to support the population - these are the prominent features of China's national conditions. How to feed about 20% of the world's population with about 10% of the world's arable land and 6.5% of its water resources has long been the number one development challenge facing modern China.
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How Will China's "Three Highs" Wheat Landscape Play Out?
According to the State Administration of Grain, as of August 31, grain enterprises of various types in 11 major wheat-producing areas including Henan and Shandong had purchased a cumulative total of 69.84 million tons of newly harvested wheat, an increase of 20.5 million tons over the same period last year. At this point, China's wheat has taken on a "three highs" pattern of high prices, high purchase volumes, and high inventory levels.
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How Suburban Agriculture Can Catch the Fast Track of Industrial Development
Dazhou City in Sichuan is a populous and major agricultural city in eastern Sichuan. As Tongchuan District, the central urban area of Dazhou, how to let townships and even rural villages ride the fast track of urban development, achieve urban-rural coordination, and stride together into all-round moderate prosperity has become an important topic. Rural areas riding the urban
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Fresh food e-commerce enters refined operations: how SF Best chooses its path
Opening the platform to third parties may be an inevitable step in e-commerce development, especially for most fresh food e-commerce players. For SF Best, this is also an inevitable step. At present, SF Best's platform planning is still in intensive preparation, and SF Best President
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Analysis of the Feed Industry Landscape: How Can the Strong Break Through?
Report Key Points A Comprehensive Perspective on the Feed Industry We summarize the development history of the feed industry into the following three characteristics: (1) The industry has shifted from emphasizing scale in the past to emphasizing quality and service. (2) Manufacturers' operating varieties have shifted from diversification to specialization. (3) Industry consolidation is accelerating,
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How can the new type of rural cooperative finance be traced back and restructured?
The three stages of China's rural cooperative finance reform. The first stage was from 1997 to 2003, when various commercial banks gradually withdrew from the countryside, the Agricultural Development Bank evolved into a policy institution dedicated to serving grain, cotton and oil procurement, and rural cooperative finance either became alienated or was shut down. Under
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How can dryland farming solve the water shortage problem?
Right now, the drought in China's Huang-Huai region has been effectively alleviated, but the drought in the Northeast region is still ongoing. In recent years, coping with large-scale, prolonged droughts has become the norm in grain production development. The 2007 summer-to-dog-days drought in the Northeast region, the 2009 winter-spring consecutive drought in the northern winter wheat region
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How can the grain price inversion be resolved? Encourage more entities to store grain
Currently, tight warehouse capacity in major grain-producing areas has caused problems for grain procurement. The main reason for the tight warehouse capacity is that grain has been harvested abundantly for many consecutive years, and grain depots everywhere are full to overflowing. A deeper reason is that, under the existing grain procurement and sales policy, grain prices have continued to rise for many years
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How Farmers' Land Rights Return in the New Urban-Rural Relationship
Land is an important factor of production and also an institutional bottleneck in rural reform and development. The "Decision of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China on Some Major Issues Concerning Comprehensively Deepening the Reform" (hereinafter referred to as the "Decision"), adopted at the Third Plenary Session of the 18th Central Committee, has pointed out the direction and clarified the path for a number of land system issues that have been much debated in recent years but avoided in policy, or that have been explored in reform practice for many years and urgently await a policy answer. This is of great significance for deepening rural institutional reform, improving the institutional mechanisms for integrated urban-rural development, forming a new type of worker-peasant and urban-rural relationship, and improving farmers' land rights.
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How can farming and the environment achieve mutual benefit and win-win coexistence?
Since the Regulations on the Prevention and Control of Pollution from Large-scale Livestock and Poultry Farming came into effect on January 1, 2014, localities have continuously introduced policies and provided financial and material support to develop clean farming. But quite a few farms still produce in violation of regulations, discharging livestock and poultry manure outside without strict treatment, causing great harm to
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