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Agricultural product market regulation must make good use of the concept of tight balance
Marketization is the soul of agricultural modernization. To understand agricultural modernization under the new normal, we can approach it from the perspective of marketization. In the 1950s and 1960s, agricultural modernization was summarized as mechanization, electrification, water conservancy and chemicalization, which was agricultural modernization in the traditional sense.
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How Part-Time Farming Achieves Self-Balance for Peasant Families
I. This time, going back to my hometown for the Chinese New Year, several new buildings had appeared in the village. The young people are all working away from home, so the heavy responsibility of building houses naturally falls to the elderly. I could not help but marvel at how busy the rural elderly can be: not only farming and looking after children, but also building houses. In almost every household in the village
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Improve the Balance System for Occupied and Reclaimed Cultivated Land to Solve the Hidden Loss of Cultivated Land
The fundamental guarantee of national food security lies in protecting cultivated land. China has already implemented and clarified the policy on occupied and reclaimed cultivated land, yet cultivated land in some regions is still in a state of hidden loss. Sun Guibao, a member of the National Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference and chairman of the Ningxia Regional Committee of the China Democratic National Construction Association, suggested that the balance system for occupied and reclaimed cultivated land should be continuously improved
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Analysis of China's Food Security Situation: Supply and Demand Fundamentally Balanced
The total net imports of the three major staple grains last year were around 19 million tonnes, and the total for the first seven months of this year has already reached 11.439 million tonnes. Moreover, after corn entered its "first full year of imports" in 2011, China is also expected to surpass Egypt this year to become the world's largest wheat importer.
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How can the livestock industry ensure supply and boost income at the same time?
In the just-concluded 2014, Xinjiang's livestock industry achieved encouraging results. According to data from the animal husbandry department, at the end of the year the region had 55.33 million head (animals) of livestock on hand, up 4.2% year on year, 59.77 million head (animals) slaughtered, up 4.5% year on year, and total annual meat output of 2.68 million
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A tight balance in the supply and demand of agricultural products will become the new normal
On December 23, Agriculture Minister Han Changfu, entrusted by the State Council, reported to the Standing Committee of the National People's Congress on the progress of advancing the construction of a new socialist countryside. Han Changfu explained that advancing the construction of a new socialist countryside was a major historic
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Animal welfare implementation must also take economic benefits into account
One is a pig that has been free-range on the mountain for more than a year, and the other is a pig confined in a narrow space and rapidly fattened. As a consumer, which one would you choose? When the price difference is not very large, probably not many people would choose the latter. The reason is simple, because
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Xinjiang pilot on agricultural machinery leasing: 30% down payment on farm machinery purchases, interest on the balance subsidized
Recently, a pilot project on financial leasing of agricultural machinery, jointly carried out by the Ministry of Agriculture and the Agricultural Bank of China Financial Leasing Company (ABC Financial Leasing), landed in Xinjiang, with 17 cotton pickers all delivered and put into use before the arrival of the new cotton-picking season. This marks that China's agricultural financial leasing business
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Mainland Agricultural Product Prices Caught in a Recurring Cycle of Rises and Falls; Supply-Demand Imbalance Hurts All Parties
Mao Yugui, a 60-year-old vegetable farmer in Lanzhou, lost money on all four mu of cauliflower he planted this year. The price slump in cauliflower, which has been on the market for nearly a month, has dealt the old man a heavy blow: since mid-July, cauliflower prices began falling from 1 yuan per jin (RMB, same below), down to 1 jiao, 5 fen... until no one would even ask about it, and in the end it could only be dumped or fed to livestock.
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What new challenges does the balance of cultivated land occupation and compensation face?
The balance of cultivated land occupation and compensation originated from the formal implementation of the new "Land Administration Law" in January 1999, which explicitly proposed: implement the system of compensation for occupied cultivated land. In February of the same year, the Ministry of Land and Resources issued a document requiring the implementation of the system of occupying one unit of construction land and compensating one unit. It clearly put forward the concept of balance of cultivated land occupation and compensation
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