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How the 13th Five-Year Plan Draws the Blueprint for Building a Moderately Prosperous Society in All Respects
The 13th Five-Year Plan period is an important window of opportunity for China's economic transformation and upgrading. The key to achieving the goal of a moderately prosperous society in all respects lies in the 13th Five-Year Plan, and the key to building an innovative country also lies in the 13th Five-Year Plan. At this year's National Two Sessions, Yu Zhengsheng, Chairman of the National Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference, said in his work report that 20
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Commercial logging of natural forests will be completely halted nationwide in 2017
The reporter learned from the State Forestry Administration that the plan to completely halt commercial logging of natural forests has been finalized, and the nationwide commercial logging of natural forests will be completely halted in 2017. Zhao Shucong, director of the State Forestry Administration, said that the complete halt of commercial logging of natural forests will be implemented in three steps
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Interpretation of the Key Points of the 2015 National Agricultural Comprehensive Development Work
Under the new normal of economic development and fiscal revenue and expenditure, how can agricultural comprehensive development adapt to the new situation and achieve new breakthroughs? The key points of the 2015 national agricultural comprehensive development work recently issued by the National Agricultural Comprehensive Development Office have drawn the roadmap for agricultural comprehensive development at present and for a period to come
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Greater Comprehensive Support for Grain Production
Premier Li Keqiang pointed out in the "Government Work Report" that this year's grain output must be stabilized at more than 1.1 trillion jin, to safeguard food security and the supply of major agricultural products. As a representative of the country's first prefecture-level city to achieve a grain yield of over one ton per mu and a total output of over 10 billion jin, a deputy to the National People's Congress
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Agriculture, rural areas and farmers march comprehensively into a new era; the "three musts" will surely play a guiding role
For China to be strong, agriculture must be strong; for China to be beautiful, the countryside must be beautiful; for China to be rich, farmers must be rich. This is the clear stance and firm attitude that General Secretary Xi Jinping has repeatedly reaffirmed regarding how our country, in the new era and new stage, can quickly lengthen the "short leg" of agricultural modernization and comprehensively make up the "weak link" of building a moderately prosperous society in all respects in rural areas.
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A Comprehensive Summary of the 50 Most Complete Agricultural Benefit Subsidy Policies of 2015
The latest policies and measures introduced by the state in 2015 to deepen rural reform, support grain production, and promote farmers' income growth: 1. Direct grain subsidy policy. The central government will continue to implement direct subsidies to grain farmers, and in principle the subsidy funds are required to be paid to farmers engaged in grain production.
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Comprehensively deepening reform in key rural areas
The <i>Government Work Report</i> proposed accelerating the transformation of the agricultural development model; supporting the development of new types of business entities; and prudently carrying out pilot reforms such as the collective property rights system. Song Xibin, a deputy to the National People's Congress and mayor of Harbin, Heilongjiang Province, said in an interview with reporters,
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Comprehensively deepening rural reform to unleash new vitality in rural development
Since the Third Plenary Session of the 18th Central Committee of the Party, the central authorities have issued a series of guiding opinions and pilot programs concerning rural reform, and the comprehensive deepening of rural reform is being steadily advanced. At present, China's economic development has entered a new normal, and agricultural and rural development faces a very complex new
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Pesticides and Fertilizers: Friends or Enemies? A Comprehensive Analysis of the Pros and Cons
Pests and soil fertility are two external factors affecting crop yields. The use of pesticides effectively prevents, destroys and controls pests; the use of chemical fertilizers, especially nitrogen fertilizers, has improved soil fertility and was the main reason for the surge in Asian grain yields during the Green Revolution.
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Comprehensive cooperatives are the key to revitalizing resources
China Securities Journal: If promoting farmers to move to cities cannot adopt radical measures, then how should the current issues of agriculture, rural areas and farmers be resolved? Wen Tiejun: The term "issues of agriculture, rural areas and farmers" was first put forward by me in China in the 1990s, and it is basically a development issue of a farmer nation with an expanding population and scarce resources pursuing industrialization.
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