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A Public Perspective on Farmers' Property Rights over Cultivated Land
To grant farmers more property rights, land is the core. At present, some views hold that cultivated land can become property that generates income and can become an important means of increasing property income. In reality, many places are keen to promote land transfer, on the one hand creating conditions for agricultural scale operations and modernization, and on the other hand consciously or unconsciously driving up land prices during transfer, with some places even setting minimum protective prices for land transfer. However, under relatively high land transfer prices, pure grain operations are difficult to sustain, thus planting hidden dangers for non-agriculturalization and non-grainization. This prompts us to reflect on such questions: What exactly are the functions of agricultural land? Where do property rights over cultivated land come from? What exactly is the relationship between farmers and cultivated land?
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Why do farmers gradually leave the land?
China is an agricultural country; the land has fed us, and farmers are kind and hardworking. But for a long time, the countryside has been the most backward place, and farmers the poorest group of people. Take my hometown as an example: there are no mineral deposits there, no industry, and the limited land, after its potential was exploited to the extreme,
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Reexamining the Coordinated Development of Urban and Rural Areas from the Perspective of a Two-Oriented Society
Building a resource-conserving and environment-friendly society and establishing a new type of urban-rural relationship require coordinated urban and rural economic and social development. The report of the 18th National Congress of the Communist Party of China emphasized that resolving the issues of agriculture, rural areas and farmers is the top priority of the whole Party's work, and the integration of urban and rural development is the fundamental way to resolve
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Linking villages and linking households is a major innovative measure in the poverty alleviation strategy
Since the mid-20th century, countries around the world and relevant international organizations have successively proposed and implemented quite a few anti-poverty strategies. Among them, the main anti-poverty strategies are the following: First, the economic growth strategy. What some developing countries implemented in the 1950s to 1960s was mainly this strategy.
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Ten major targeted poverty alleviation projects fully implemented across China
On the 23rd, reporters learned from the State Council Leading Group Office of Poverty Alleviation and Development that China is advancing the implementation of ten major targeted poverty alleviation projects. Liu Yongfu, director of the State Council Leading Group Office of Poverty Alleviation and Development, introduced that the ten major targeted poverty alleviation projects are: officials stationed in villages to provide assistance, vocational education and training, microcredit for poverty alleviation, relocation of impoverished people from inhospitable areas
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The pattern of "southern vegetables shipped north" takes shape: one third of winter vegetables on the Beijing market come from the south
In the past, once winter arrived, radishes and Chinese cabbage became the stars of northern residents' dining tables. Nowadays, the vegetables on the market come in a dazzling variety of types. Where do these vegetables come from? The Xinfadi Market is a barometer of the Beijing vegetable market. Liu Tong, head of the market's statistics office, introduced
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Soybean meal market remains sluggish, still a long way from emerging from the cold winter
Since January, due to the favorable bumper harvest prospects in South American soybean producing regions, global soybean supply pressure has increased significantly. In mid-January, the main US soybean contract fell below the 1000 cents/bushel integer mark and continued to decline. It is expected that US soybeans will continue to test the 900 cents/bushel support level in the future. With US soybeans remaining weak, Dalian soybean meal can hardly stay unaffected and will continue to follow US soybeans downward.
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Pilot program for rural homestead withdrawal is quietly spreading across the country
It is learned from authoritative sources: the pilot work on the rural homestead withdrawal mechanism has been quietly launched, and the pilot will be carried out in rural areas of some county towns across the country where the homestead vacancy rate is no less than 8%. Unlike previous pilots that were mostly carried out in a few developed provinces, this pilot will be
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How to tackle rising farmland transfer prices through guidance and policy?
These days, the joy of the New Year's arrival seems invisible on the faces of those who transfer farmland; what worries them is that the days of growing grain on transferred farmland are no longer easy. Nowadays the purchase price of grain has approached the "ceiling," while the transfer price of farmland seems to rise ever higher, like a sesame stalk shooting upward.
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What new concepts does China's agricultural development transformation need
Since the 16th National Congress of the Communist Party of China, the Party Central Committee has always placed solving the issues relating to agriculture, rural areas and farmers in the most important position in the work of the whole Party, and has successively issued twelve central "No. 1 documents" themed on agriculture, rural areas and farmers, implementing a series of unprecedented policies to strengthen agriculture, benefit farmers and enrich rural areas. Through
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