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How can the "three rural" issues be solved? Adopting new development concepts is key
The Central Rural Work Conference proposed that during the 13th Five-Year Plan period, agricultural and rural work must uphold the development concepts of innovation, coordination, green, openness and sharing, firmly establish a strong awareness of weak links, adhere to a problem-oriented approach, and effectively lengthen agriculture, the short leg of the "synchronization of the four modernizations",
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Problems Facing Cultivated Land Protection and Reflections on Their Root Causes
Protecting land, especially cultivated land, bears on the long-term stability of the country and the survival of the nation; promoting farmers' prosperity bears on the foundation of governance and national rejuvenation. As reform continues to deepen, problems affecting cultivated land protection, especially the protection of basic farmland, and farmers' prosperity keep emerging
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The land transfer fee problem must be tackled at its root
To tackle the land transfer fee problem, it is not enough to fix the ills of the moment; we must also look to the long term. If reform is carried through, the accumulated ills of land transfer fees will naturally be resolved. As the first nationwide large-scale audit of land transfer fees gets underway, the management of land transfer fees has once again drawn attention.
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Difficulty selling grain after a bumper harvest is a stubborn problem that must be solved by continuing to deepen reform
It is suggested that the state, according to the different conditions of major grain-producing provinces, promptly launch the minimum purchase price policy when domestic market circulation is sluggish, especially in major grain ration-producing areas, to ensure that farmers can sell their grain in a timely manner and that grain quality does not decline, so that after a bumper harvest farmers can enjoy the state's preferential policies
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What can farmers do when drying grain is a problem? Grain dryers come to the rescue
On November 18, villager Liu Jie of Huangdun Village, Huangdun Town, Huaining County, Anhui Province, was busy transporting 3,700 kg of freshly harvested rice that was still damp to the farm of Xu Fuyun, the village's major grain grower. Why would Liu Jie take the grain he grew to Xu Fuyun's farm? The farm
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How to solve the last-mile problem in agricultural product distribution
Not an optimistic picture for agricultural product distribution In the past two years, Chinese media have often used phrases like "cheap vegetables hurt farmers." Mentioning this topic inevitably brings to mind what happened to Han Jin, a 39-year-old vegetable farmer in Jinan, Shandong. On April 16, 2011, Han Jin suddenly took his own life,
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The problem of virtual ownership of rural collective assets cannot be ignored
An important reason for the frequent occurrence of "village official corruption" incidents is the virtual ownership of rural collective assets. In the current context of comprehensively advancing the rule of law, promoting the reform of the share rights and powers of rural collective assets will help curb "village official corruption" and strengthen the collective econ
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Four Major Problems in Land System Reform Urgently Need Solutions
The current land management system achieves goals such as farmland protection, preservation and appreciation of state-owned land assets, and urbanization at the expense of the rights and interests of collective land rights holders. However, this strict management model has not achieved its established goals; instead, it endangers
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Analysis of the Problems Existing in Current Rural Land Transfer
As the external environment in which the rural system operates changes, the land system can no longer meet the needs of rural development. The Third Plenary Session of the Seventeenth Central Committee adopted the "Decision of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China on Several Major Issues Concerning Promoting Rural Reform and Development." The Decision pointed out: in accordance with the principles of legality, voluntariness and compensation,
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Risks in the Use of Organic Fertilizer and Their Solutions
Preface Amid widespread concerns over food safety, with the rise of organic farming and ecological agriculture, organic farms and ecological farms have been springing up like bamboo shoots after rain all across the country. Many people have chosen to grow their own vegetables and grains, and many investment institutions have also begun to make major
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