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What growth dilemmas do new agricultural business formats face? An in-depth analysis by Half-Month Talk
At present, various new agricultural business formats such as urban leisure agriculture are growing vigorously. But in the course of their growth, as they become increasingly tightly integrated with factors such as capital, labor and land, some policy dilemmas have also emerged: some urban agriculture projects cannot obtain land-use quotas, so they directly start playing "edge-ball" games with land policy, or even use land illegally; some agricultural subsidy policies have poor "on-the-ground" results and provide insufficient support for the development of large-scale agriculture; some agricultural projects have accumulated a large amount of fixed assets on the land, yet these cannot become effective collateral and have become "dead assets" with no financing function. Under reform thinking, how should we respond to the "growth dilemmas" of new agricultural business formats?
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How exactly should we recover the other half of agriculture?
Both fruit and straw are the products of agricultural production. People tend to treasure the fruit but overlook the value of the other half, the straw. Doing a good job of the comprehensive utilization of straw is equivalent to recovering the other half of agriculture. Recently, tiny straw has once again become the star of the news. Burning straw and smog
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How Comprehensive Utilization of Straw Can Recover the Other Half of Agriculture
The photo shows agricultural machinery being used to bale straw directly in the field for removal. Photo by Liang Baozhong. Editor's note: The autumn grain harvest season has arrived once again, and the issue of banning straw burning has once again drawn attention from all sectors of society. In agriculture's spring blossoming and autumn fruiting, half of the product lies in the grain and half in the straw. Ex
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In the first half of 2015, China's exports of Chinese medicinal materials fell 7.5% year on year
From January to June 2015, China's exports of Chinese medicinal materials and prepared slices of Chinese crude drugs amounted to 550 million USD, down 7.5% year on year. Export volume was 94,000 tons, up 3.27% year on year, and the average export price was 5.8 USD/kg, down 10.4% year on year. The decline in export prices was the main reason for the slowdown in the growth of Chinese medicinal materials and prepared slices.
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Policy to Integrate Rural Primary, Secondary and Tertiary Industries Expected in Second Half
Stirrings of a Policy to Integrate Rural Primary, Secondary and Tertiary Industries ⊙Reporter Yu Xiangming A new policy to promote the integrated development of rural primary, secondary and tertiary industries is about to emerge. The Shanghai Securities News reporter learned from authoritative channels that, as a key task deployed at this year's Central Rural Work Conference, relevant parties
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Annual wheat-maize green yield-and-efficiency-boosting technology model achieves "one and a half tons of grain"
Annual wheat-maize green yield-and-efficiency-boosting technology model achieves "one and a half tons of grain" Wheat 657.2 kg, maize 860.3 kg, annual income increase of 1200 yuan This website news, September 26, the Chinese Academy of Agricultural Sciences, together with the Shandong Academy of Agricultural Sciences, the Dezhou Academy of Agricultural Sciences and other member units of the wheat-maize science and technology innovation alliance collaboration group,
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Agricultural source pollution emissions account for half of China's total pollution emissions
According to a report by China National Radio's "News and Newspaper Summary," at present, agricultural source pollution emissions in China already account for half of total pollution emissions. The Ministry of Environmental Protection says that this year it will continue to strengthen the intensity of contiguous rural environmental remediation. It is understood that at present, nearly 90% of rural areas in China
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After a gap of 3 and a half months, fishing has reopened in the Yellow Sea and East China Sea
At 12:00 on September 16, after a 3-and-a-half-month fishing moratorium, fishing fully reopened in the Yellow Sea and East China Sea of China. This marks the complete end of this year's summer fishing moratorium in China. This year is also the 20th anniversary of the implementation of China's summer fishing moratorium system. How effective has this system been? How can we, while protecting the ecological environment, achieve the sustainable development of fisheries and increase fishermen's incomes?
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Interest-subsidized loan policy must not be discounted halfway
In March this year, Luonan County in Shaanxi Province introduced targeted poverty alleviation fiscal interest-subsidized loans, with the county finance covering full interest subsidies for two years. But by July, the policy was adjusted, and the fiscal authorities would only bear half of the interest subsidy funds. In response, local authorities explained it was because "a few poor households did not use the interest-subsidized loan funds for industrial development, and some even deposited the interest subsidy funds in the bank to earn interest."
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Export Volume of Chinese Medicinal Materials and Decoction Pieces Declined in the First Half of 2015
According to statistics from the Traditional Chinese Medicine Department of the China Chamber of Commerce for Import and Export of Medicines and Health Products, in the first half of 2015, China's export value of Chinese medicinal materials and decoction pieces was 550 million USD, down 7.50% year on year. This was mainly reflected in a 10.43% year-on-year decline in the average export price. This was the first decline in export value since the major bull market of 2010.
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