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Why Do Farmers Have "Six Fears and Six Worries" About Land Transfer?
Along with the process of urbanization, young and middle-aged rural people have found jobs that suit them in cities and enterprises, and farmland is more often managed by the elderly left behind. This current situation of "the elderly farming the land" has objectively accelerated the process of rural land transfer. The author, during a survey in a certain place in southern Henan,
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Rural community building is not about massive demolition and construction: interpreting the key points of the policy
Rural community building both echoes the development of urbanization and continues the same thread as the new socialist countryside construction. Its rich connotations include not only the joint contribution to and sharing of services such as villagers' self-service, government public services and social welfare services, but also a living environment in which the functions of production, ecology and daily life develop in a coordinated way.
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What to Do About Rural Hollowing Out? A Full Analysis of the Challenges and the Ways to Resolve Them
With the rapid advance of industrialization and urbanization, a large rural population has moved to cities and towns, especially large cities, causing the phenomenon of rural hollowing out to worsen day by day, and it has gradually evolved from population hollowing out into hollowing out of population, land, technology, industry, services, culture and public facilities as a whole.
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An Analysis of Two Common Misconceptions About Rural Internet Finance
Whether we accept it or not, internet finance, a new wave born against the backdrop of the information economy, financial repression and interest rate marketization, is rapidly changing the face of China's financial industry. At present, internet finance has already made great contributions to promoting inclusive finance, raising the financing coverage rate of small and micro enterprises
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Why is super rice so high-yielding? Yuan Longping speaks with full confidence about the achievements of hybrid rice
Recently, the hundred-mu demonstration project of the new two-line hybrid rice combination "Chaoyou Qianhao" carried out at the base in Haitang District, Sanya City, Hainan Province, achieved an average yield of 941.79 kg per mu after on-site expert verification, setting the highest rice record in Hainan, China. Regarding this
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When will the rural power supply problem be solved? Farmers hope they no longer have to worry about electricity
Recently, this writer returned to his rural hometown. His elderly parents, talking about electricity for rural residents, could not help sighing again and again, saying that problems with household electricity occurred often, and finding someone to repair them was not easy. Most young people had gone out to work, and even among those who stayed in the countryside, few understood electricity
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Optimistic about the shiitake mushroom market: Jixian County in Tianjin plans to expand planting scale
In recent years, Jixian County in Tianjin has targeted the shiitake mushroom market, driving local people to grow shiitake mushrooms in line with local conditions, building modern and efficient agriculture, and exploring a new path to prosperity for the people. To speed up the development of the shiitake mushroom industry, relevant departments in Jixian County have actively adjusted the planting structure, encouraging and guiding
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What are farmers' five hopes for agricultural insurance?
In recent years, with the implementation of the policy-based agricultural insurance benefit policy, premium subsidies have been provided to insured farming households, enhancing farmers' ability to withstand natural disasters and becoming a "protective umbrella" for increasing farmers' income, and it has been generally welcomed by the farming masses. Recently,
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Good policies must truly think about what farmers think and keep farmers' needs at heart.
Straw utilization is an old topic, but it attracts people's attention every year during the summer and autumn harvests. Before the 1990s, straw was fuel for boiling water and cooking in rural areas. Farmers raising livestock used straw leaves to feed sheep and used stalks to make fires. At that time, rural energy was in short supply, and no uncut straw could be seen on cultivated land.
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What is different about eating potatoes as a staple food?
There are staple food products such as potato steamed buns, noodles, bread, and pancakes, as well as mind-blowing snacks and treats like milk tea, French fries, ice cream, and freshly squeezed purple potato juice; there are potato tubers of different colors and sizes such as white, pink, and purple,
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