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Returning-home makers must not only be able to come back, but also be able to stay
Recently, under the upsurge of mass entrepreneurship and innovation, many maker groups made up of university graduates, migrant workers, and rural educated youth have returned home to start businesses. These returning-home makers have an innovative awareness and entrepreneurial enthusiasm, but in the process of starting businesses they have also encountered
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Finding a Stable Home for Farm Machinery Is Hard; Money and Land Shortages Remain Unsolved
Fujian, which has the least arable land per capita in the country, has about 500 farm machinery professional cooperatives, with 14,000 cooperative members, an annual operational service area of 2.65 million mu, and serving 2.1 million farming households. In recent years, farm machinery cooperatives have developed rapidly and now own 25,000 units (sets) of farm machinery.
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Returning home to start a business requires not only the courage to dare to fight, but also the know-how to fight smart
It is undeniable that migrant workers who return home to start businesses, after years of hard work and tempering, have mostly accumulated a certain amount of capital, learned the necessary skills, grasped some market information, and met the conditions for starting a business. Add to that the passion and perseverance of the new generation of migrant workers, who are more adventurous and entrepreneurial than
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Hollow Village Governance Calls for a More Flexible Homestead Mechanism
Recently, some media reported that about 20,000 natural villages in Shandong are hollowing out, and the waste of rural construction land is very prominent. At present, the situation of "one household with multiple homesteads" exists in large numbers in China's rural areas. With the massive transfer of rural population, the "hollow village" phenomenon is becoming increasingly serious. On the other
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Household farm income must not be lower than income from working away from home
On May 31, Chen Xiwen, deputy head of the Central Rural Work Leading Group, said at the 2015 China Agricultural Development Forum that the equilibrium point for household farm scale is to make the per capita income of grain-growing farm households no lower than that from working away from home, or even no lower than that of urban residents in the same city.
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Winter melons move into new greenhouse homes, young seedlings move into tents
The arrival of the strongest cold wave has not only brought much inconvenience to citizens' daily lives, but has also had a considerable impact on the growth of crops. Recently, reporters visiting Huiyang District, Huidong County, and Boluo County saw villagers taking anti-freeze measures to protect crops from the cold. In Lianghua Town, Huidong County, vegetable
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An Analysis of the Reconstruction of Property Rights over Farmers' Homestead Land in China
As of the end of 2013, the national rural homestead land area was 170 million mu, accounting for about 54% of rural collective construction land. This is an important component of rural collective assets and also an important source of farmers' property rights. I. Formation and Characteristics of the Homestead Land System Rural homestead
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The biggest dividend brought by rural e-commerce is the return of talent to their hometowns
Attracting talent to return home is the biggest dividend brought by rural e-commerce. If he had not heard about rural e-commerce startup projects when he returned home for this year's Spring Festival, Luo Sha, a 26-year-old young man of the Dong ethnic group from Guizhou, would probably still be working 1,300 km away from home in Wenzhou, Zhejiang, doing front office management at a hotel - just like
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Four Major Challenges Facing the Pilot Program for Homestead Transfer
As more farmers leave their villages to work in cities, more and more homesteads and homes are left vacant, causing enormous waste of resources. Moreover, since homesteads and homes cannot be transferred, migrant workers who have moved to cities lose this transferable asset and cannot cash it in to buy the housing they urgently need in the city.
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Revitalizing Rural Homestead Assets: China Explores a New Path
With the rapid development of industrialization and urbanization, the problem of some rural homesteads and farmhouses in China being used extensively, difficult to exit, and gradually becoming dormant assets has become increasingly prominent. Starting this year, China launched pilot programs in 33 county-level administrative regions to explore a mechanism for voluntary and compensated exit and transfer of homesteads within a limited scope, so as to revitalize these idle assets.
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