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What Drives the Development of Modern Agriculture
In the new era, agricultural development likewise faces difficulties that can only be resolved by intensifying reform and innovation, and faces goals that can only be achieved more quickly by comprehensively deepening rural reform. The problems encountered in rural development are both problems that modern agriculture needs to solve and
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Leading enterprises have arrived. What have farmers gained?
Editor's note: In recent years, in the course of developing modern agriculture, various localities have, through means such as attracting investment and building industrial parks, introduced a number of leading enterprises in agricultural industrialization. These enterprises have brought capital, technology and equipment, brought advanced production models and management
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What did feed enterprises do in 2014?
With the development of the times, the feed industry has gradually entered a period of integration and transformation. Unlike previous years, the threshold for the feed industry is now high, and the situation of "big fish eating small fish, small fish eating shrimp" is indeed common in the industry. If domestic leading feed enterprises want to
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What can a farmer do for his own era?
What can one farmer do for his own era? Get to know "Old Mao" and you will understand. At the Eighth National People's Congress, Old Mao raised the problems of excessively high rural electricity prices and poor power grids. Three years later, the central government began intensifying rural power grid renovation, ultimately achieving the same grid and same price for urban and rural areas.
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What are the main problems currently facing agricultural development?
First, agricultural costs are rising ever higher, and the security crisis over grain and other major agricultural products is becoming increasingly evident. Both the national agricultural department and the statistical department say: China's grain and other major agricultural products have achieved "ten consecutive increases," with total output exceeding 120 billion jin. Per capita availability of staple grains has reached 900 jin, setting a record high.
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What are the methods for realizing land transfer in traditional agricultural villages?
Land transfer has provided favorable conditions for the "capital era" of Chinese agriculture and is an important institutional arrangement for realizing agricultural modernization. Overall, there are differences in the temporal distribution of farmers' land transfer in China, from a smaller scale at the time of reform and opening up to a gradual increase in scale; at the macro
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How should the crop farming industry proceed this year? The Ministry of Agriculture identifies seven key tasks
Recently, the General Office of the Ministry of Agriculture issued the "2015 Key Tasks for Crop Farming," identifying seven key tasks for crop farming in 2015. Without any slackening, do a good job in grain production. Optimize the planting structure and strive to keep the grain planting area at or above last year's level. Deeply advance grain
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What are the ways for rural cooperatives to participate in land transfer?
Developing the real economy in rural areas is inseparable from land. Right now land is scattered among smallholder farmers. How do you concentrate it for large-scale operation? If you run a production and operation project without scale, achieving good returns is also difficult. If you want scale, you have to concentrate the land from the farmers' hands.
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What hidden dangers exist when industrial and commercial capital goes to the countryside? An in-depth analysis
Under the combined pressure of the central government's slogan of "synchronizing the four modernizations," local governments' pursuit of political debt, and capital's instinct to seek profit, in the current period a wave of industrial and commercial capital going to the countryside has appeared in many regions across the country, and the media has basically taken a welcoming attitude toward it, with relatively little in-depth investigation and
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What signal does the first inclusion of GMO science popularization in the No. 1 Central Document send?
As a technology, genetic modification is neutral; the evaluation of a technology depends on its specific application, and the assessment of its benefits and risks must also be based on evidence and logic. Setting aside preconceptions and viewing GMOs rationally may be more beneficial. On February 1, the 2015 No. 1 Central Document was released, in
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