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New Thinking Needed for Supporting New-Type Agricultural Operating Entities
In recent years, China's distinctive new-type agricultural operating entities have grown vigorously, becoming one of the most striking phenomena in the transformation of agricultural development modes. However, with economic development, in the field of agricultural production, the development of new-type agricultural operating entities faces a series of new difficulties,
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The agricultural insurance protection function urgently needs strengthening
Agricultural insurance has played an irreplaceable role in reducing agricultural risks and safeguarding economic interests. However, compared with the rapidly changing development situation in rural areas, the development of agricultural insurance has only taken substantive steps, and there are still many constraining factors. Some places
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To solve the problem of post-harvest grain losses, it is necessary to accelerate the advancement of agricultural industrialization
On the occasion of the arrival of the 24th National Grain Love and Grain Saving Publicity Week, the State Administration of Grain stated that post-harvest grain losses and waste in China are very serious. According to estimates by relevant research institutions and experts, due to the simple grain storage facilities of rural households, spillage and loss during grain loading, unloading and transportation, and excessive or
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Rural safety cannot be ignored; villagers need to raise their awareness of precautions
Not long ago, I went to the countryside to run errands and stopped for a while at a fellow villager's home. The villager's family was building a house, and a young man was using a homemade hoist to lift cement up to the second floor. Suddenly the hoist flung the young man out of the second-floor window, resulting in fractured ribs.
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Upgrading agricultural cooperatives requires joint efforts from both inside and outside
The state introduced this policy very timely; agricultural cooperatives really need to be regulated. At present there are many kinds of cooperatives, but those with high operating quality are exceedingly rare. On the 8th, after hearing the reporter describe the "Opinions on Guiding and Promoting the Standardized Development of Farmers' Cooperatives" recently jointly issued by the Ministry of Agriculture and nine other ministries and commissions,
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Basic Principles That Must Be Accurately Grasped in Land Transfer
This website reports: Guiding the orderly transfer of rural land and developing appropriately scaled operations is a major policy measure for building a new type of agricultural management system and developing modern agriculture. This issue concerns the vital interests of hundreds of millions of farmers, relates to the consolidation and
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Animal welfare implementation must also take economic benefits into account
One is a pig that has been free-range on the mountain for more than a year, and the other is a pig confined in a narrow space and rapidly fattened. As a consumer, which one would you choose? When the price difference is not very large, probably not many people would choose the latter. The reason is simple, because
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Over 100 million mu of damaged land nationwide urgently needs reclamation and reuse
A responsible official from the Ministry of Land and Resources revealed at the recent 2014 Beijing International Symposium on Land Reclamation and Ecological Restoration that China has so far reclaimed a cumulative land area of about 30 million mu, and more than 100 million mu of damaged land has yet to be reclaimed and reused. According to the Ministry of Land and Resources Farmland
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How do farmers participate in the market? Scattered farmers need to join forces for development
Last year I went to the countryside to investigate. By the Dawen River, I saw a woman pulling a plow in front while a man held it from behind. We have already entered the 21st century, yet our production methods from more than 2,000 years ago are still continuing. Recently, at a seminar on land share cooperation and effective
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Traditional Village Protection Shows Results, Development Still Needs to Break New Ground
"Traditional dwellings are frozen history, the wisdom of a people's survival, and a concentrated expression of traditional cultural elements such as construction techniques, social ethics and aesthetic concepts; they are precious cultural heritage that cannot be regenerated." Ni Hong, spokesperson for the Ministry of Housing and Urban-Rural Development, said on the 28th
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