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No. 1 Document Sets the Course for Agricultural Development Mode: Three Major Priorities for Agriculture-Related Reform Next Year
Economic Observer reporter Jiang Yunzhang. Following the convention of the past 11 years, next year's Central No. 1 Document will still focus on the "three rural issues" (agriculture, rural areas and farmers), and this time it will likely take "accelerating the transformation of the agricultural development mode" as its theme to lay out the work on the three rural issues for the new year. Xu Xiaoqing, a researcher at the Development Research Center of the State Council,
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Next year, keep the increase in farmers' income above 7.5%
On December 12, the Ministry of Agriculture held an expanded Party leadership group meeting. The meeting noted that next year, every possible effort must be made to keep grain output stable at above 1,100 billion jin and to keep the increase in farmers' income above 7.5%. Ministry of Agriculture: Next year, keep the increase in farmers' income above 7.5% December
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Solidly carry out H7N9 influenza prevention and control work for this winter and next spring
On December 17, the Ministry of Agriculture held a national video conference on animal H7N9 influenza prevention and control work to further arrange and deploy H7N9 prevention and control work for this winter and next spring. Yu Kangzhen, Vice Minister of Agriculture, stressed that it is necessary to accurately grasp the current prevention and control situation and adhere to grasping both aspects at once: on one hand, grasp H7N9 prevention and control, and
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Ministry of Agriculture Expert Says: GMO Safety Is Not for the Neighbor Auntie Wang to Decide
Whether GMO food is safe or not is not for the neighbor Auntie Wang to decide. Regarding the safety of GMO food, there has never been an end to the debate, from abroad to at home. On October 17, Kou Jianping, Director of the GMO Safety Management and Intellectual Property Division of the Department of Science, Technology and Education of the Ministry of Agriculture
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Three major aspects of next year's agriculture, rural areas and farmers reform: agricultural industrialization listed first
The Central Rural Work Conference was held in Beijing from the 22nd to the 23rd, reviewing the 2014 work on agriculture and rural areas, studying major measures to advance agricultural modernization through reform and innovation, and comprehensively deploying the work on agriculture and rural areas for next year and the period to come. From the content of the conference it can be seen
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Rural Work Conference Sets the Direction of Reform: One-Quarter of Farmland Expected to Be Granted Confirmed Rights and Certificates Next Year
The Central Rural Work Conference was held in Beijing from the 22nd to the 23rd. The conference discussed the "Several Opinions of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China and the State Council on Further Deepening Rural Reform and Accelerating the Promotion of Agricultural Modernization (Discussion Draft)," and proposed five major areas of work for developing agricultural modernization:
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Multiple Pilot Programs for Rural Land Reform Will Continue to Be Advanced Next Year
Zheng Lingzhi, president of the China Land Surveying and Planning Institute, said on the 29th that after the pilot program for rural land system reform submitted to the central government by the Ministry of Land and Resources was approved, according to the reform program design, rural land system reforms such as the land expropriation system, the entry of collective operating construction land into the market, and the homestead system will continue to be advanced as key priorities.
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Agricultural M&A will enter a golden period in the next five years
On January 4, when Xinba, founder of the relevant website's agriculture section, food industry consulting expert, founder of the New Agriculture Business School and initiator of the New Farmers Alliance, appeared as a guest on an online interview, the experts discussed the topic of new agriculture and new farmers, interpreting the current development situation of the new agriculture industry as well as
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China's coarse grain and soybean imports to grow by more than 40% over the next decade
By 2024, China's net imports of coarse grains and soybeans may increase by 46% and 40% respectively compared with current levels. The report said that for at least the past decade, China has been a net importer of cotton, soybeans, rapeseed, barley, soybean oil and palm oil. Since 2008/09
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Corn import trend set to slow, feed output growth to decelerate over next 10 years
According to an official forecast report released by China's Ministry of Agriculture, China's soybean imports in 2024 are expected to reach 82.66 million tons, up 15.8% from the 2014 import volume. However, over the next 10 years China is expected to net import only small quantities of rice, wheat and corn. China's Ministry of Agriculture
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