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Why Is Guaranteeing the Contract Rights of Farmers Who Have Moved to the Cities Destroying China's Villages?
China's marketization, urbanization and reform of the farmland system have already produced severe differentiation among farmers within every village. At present, all kinds of farmers, as long as they have not changed their village household registration, are given a single designation in the various documents of the central government: farmer,
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How can farmers' financial operation rights be fully guaranteed?
In his speech at the Central Rural Work Conference on December 28, 2011, Premier Wen Jiabao pointed out: land contract management rights, homestead use rights, collective income distribution rights, etc., are lawful property rights granted to farmers by law, and no one has the right to deprive them of these, regardless of whether they still need them as basic guarantees
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China's grain prices rank among the world's highest, and high-price market-support purchases have led to grain piling up in warehouses
China is not the world's most developed country, yet China's grain prices have for several years running remained higher than the international market. Large-scale grain and oil reserve purchases have kept China's grain prices rising steadily, and the China Grain Reserves Corporation (hereinafter "Sinograin"), which handles the grain and oil reserve purchases, has maintained a relatively
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Ji Mingfeng Says Chinese Agriculture Should Have the Ambition to Feed the World
This year's summer grain harvest is again a bumper one, the 11th consecutive increase. Some people doubt whether the grain data of recent years is inflated. In fact, it is very simple to verify its authenticity: no one is going short of food. If we had not produced that much, where would the grain come from? The West has always doubted that China can
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Firm Confidence, Scientific Disaster Relief, and All-Out Efforts to Secure a Good Autumn Grain Harvest
At the critical stage of autumn grain growth and yield formation, many regions have suffered rather severe drought, which has created certain difficulties for us in securing a bumper grain harvest for the whole year. Fighting drought is like fighting fire. The central authorities attach great importance to it, and the Ministry of Agriculture has issued an urgent notice, making arrangements at the earliest opportunity.
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China's grain imports have shown an "N-shaped" growth in recent years
Since the reform and opening up, China's grain imports have gone through stages of first growth, then decline, and then growth again, roughly showing an N-shaped trend. From 1978 to 1996, China's cereals (including wheat, rice, corn, sorghum, barley, etc., among which wheat, rice and corn are the main grains) were imported at an average of more than 10 million tons per year, with wheat being the most important imported product; in 1989, wheat imports reached 15 million tons, accounting for 1/6 of China's wheat output that year.
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