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Obstacles Remain to Increasing Farmers' Incomes, No. 1 Document Focuses on Agricultural Supply Side
The 2016 Central No. 1 Document will once again focus on the "three rural issues," and the relevant content has begun to emerge. According to an expert close to the Ministry of Agriculture, the proposed title of the 2016 Central No. 1 Document is "Several Opinions of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China and the State Council on Implementing the New Development Concept, Accelerating Agricultural Modernization and Achieving
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What are the three areas where efforts can be focused to support farmers in increasing their incomes?
We must improve the policy system that supports farmers' income growth and do everything possible to broaden the channels for farmers' income growth. Zhang Hongyu, Director of the Department of Rural Economic System and Operation Management of the Ministry of Agriculture, said this at the 2015 10th China Comprehensive Well-off Forum held a few days ago. Zhang
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Hidden concerns behind ten consecutive bumper summer grain harvests: increasing yields through fertilizer worsens arable land quality
Hidden concerns behind ten consecutive bumper summer grain harvests. The National Bureau of Statistics website announced on July 12 that in 2013, the national total summer grain output reached 131.89 million tons, an increase of 1.96 million tons over 2012, up 1.5%; of which winter wheat output was 115.67 million tons, an increase of 1.48 million tons over the previous year, up 1.3%. 201
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Will regional droughts affect the goal of stabilizing grain output and increasing incomes? Experts respond
On August 3, in Anzhuang Village, Wangdu County, Hebei Province, a farmer irrigates corn crops in a field. Recently, reporters learned that the drought-affected area of crops in the field in Hebei Province reached 15.6 million mu. Economic Daily, Beijing, August 4 (Reporter Qiao Jinliang) According to the agricultural situation dispatch of the Ministry of Agriculture on August 4,
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Practical Experience and Recommendations for Increasing Rural Residents' Property Income
In recent years, with the implementation of various national policies to strengthen, benefit and enrich agriculture, farmers' income has maintained a relatively rapid growth momentum. How to ensure sustainable growth of farmers' income and further narrow the urban-rural income gap has become one of the issues of great concern to all sectors of society.
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The standards system for oilseeds and edible oils is becoming increasingly complete in China
Edible vegetable oil is a daily necessity for the people, and its quality and safety concern the national economy and people's livelihood. In recent years, laws and regulations such as the Agricultural Product Quality and Safety Law and the Food Safety Law have been introduced, and the agricultural industry standards system for oilseeds and fats is becoming increasingly complete, which has significantly improved the quality level of oilseeds and edible vegetable oils in China, and brought safety hazards under control at the source.
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Lagging Agricultural Product Processing Becomes a Bottleneck for Increasing Farmers' Income
In recent years, although investment from all sides in agriculture, rural areas and farmers has increased rapidly, the lagging processing of agricultural products has still become a bottleneck constraining the increase of farmers' income. The author believes that solving this difficult problem involves many aspects. In addition to leaders' attention, preferential policies and adequate supervision, in practical work
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New rice varieties "compete in the same field" to pave the way for increased grain production
As the rice harvest season approaches, the rice variety demonstration area at the Jinsha New District rice planting experimental demonstration zone presents a scene of bountiful harvest. Recently, the Seed Management Office of the Municipal Agriculture Committee organized the Municipal Agricultural Technology Promotion Center, Jinsha New District, and agricultural officials from all districts and counties, along with seed dealers and large-scale rice growers.
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Increasing grain imports to ensure food security, real grain prices tend to decline
The issue of food security is an old topic. People of insight have long known that the Chinese can fully feed themselves. As early as 1994, when Lester Brown came to China with alarming claims, many domestic scholars pointed out that there were loopholes in Brown's calculations, the most serious being
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