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Don't Let Excessive Land Transfer Fees Undermine the Enthusiasm for Growing Grain
Editor's note: As the state encourages and supports the transfer of contracted land to specialized large-scale operators, family farms, and farmer cooperatives to develop various forms of appropriately scaled operations, land transfer is in full swing across the country. However, rising transfer fees are continuously shrinking the profit margins of large grain-growing operators and other new types of business entities. While feeling the pressure, some have already been forced to give up growing grain and switch to other more profitable cash crops. How can the reasonable returns of these new types of grain-growing business entities be ensured? How can their enthusiasm for growing grain be protected? These questions are worth pondering.
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Intensive Cultivation of Arable Land, Awakening Existing Land Resources
Editor's Note: Land is the most fundamental element for developing agricultural production. Making efficient use of land resources and strictly adhering to the red line for arable land are of great significance for safeguarding national food security, optimizing the agricultural industrial structure, and raising farmers' incomes. Many localities and reclamation areas have brought idle arable land into concentrated use, revitalized existing construction land, and reinvigorated land resources. As the national team of agriculture, agricultural reclamation has blazed trails and developed its own "style" in areas such as protecting arable land to boost agricultural production and revitalizing construction land to build industrial parks. Especially in cooperation between reclamation areas and local governments, not only have agricultural workers in the reclamation areas enjoyed the benefits, but surrounding farmers have also shared in the dividends brought by land generating "gold."
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Five Major Pitfalls of Agricultural Investment, Be Sure to Pay Attention Before Investing
One. Where did the money go? The funding predicament of agricultural enterprises. Falling before dawn, this is the most tragic scene of many agricultural investments. The Qingdao blueberry and Sichuan kiwifruit bases acquired by Lenovo, to some extent, their original operating companies were also suffering the pain of a "darkness before dawn" style ordeal.
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After potato becomes a staple grain, industrialization has great prospects
Editor's note: The nation's launch of the potato staple-grain strategy marks that, after wheat, rice and corn, the potato has been elevated to a major grain crop in our country, which has triggered a strong response in the potato industry. How to make the potato, which is both a vegetable and a grain, better highlight its value as a staple grain
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Leading enterprises have arrived. What have farmers gained?
Editor's note: In recent years, in the course of developing modern agriculture, various localities have, through means such as attracting investment and building industrial parks, introduced a number of leading enterprises in agricultural industrialization. These enterprises have brought capital, technology and equipment, brought advanced production models and management
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2014 Fertilizer Review: Scientific Fertilization for Quality and Efficiency Improvement
Editor's note: In 2014, arable land quality and scientific fertilization were frequently mentioned and put on the government's regular work agenda. In recent years, on the one hand, the massive use of chemical inputs has caused soil acidification and a decline in arable land quality; on the other hand, there is a structural surplus of fertilizer production capacity,
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Review of 2014 Pesticides: Seizing the Trend, Bursting with Vitality
Editor's Note: The year 2014, now drawing to a close, has been a year of surging change for the pesticide industry. The rise of e-commerce, the emergence of large-scale growers, the environmental compliance test, and cross-industry integration... these new situations and new changes have created a powerful driving force for the pesticide industry and injected new
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2014 Agricultural Machinery Roundup: Farming, Planting, Management and Harvesting, the Song of Machines Rings Out
Editor's note: It is the end of another year. Agricultural mechanization is an important supporting force for safeguarding national food security and promoting farmers' income growth. In 2014, China's comprehensive mechanization level for crop farming, planting and harvesting exceeded 60%; state subsidies for agricultural machinery purchases reached a historic new high
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Did farmers benefit after the companies arrived?
Editor's Note: In recent years, in developing modern agriculture, various regions have, through measures such as attracting investment and building industrial parks, brought in a large number of leading enterprises in agricultural industrialization. These enterprises have brought local capital, technology and equipment, and advanced production
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How Cooperatives Can Join Forces to Grow Big and Strong
Editor's Note A single thread cannot make a cord, and a single tree cannot make a forest. Farmers have joined together to form specialized cooperatives, but in the face of a ever-changing market, a single cooperative with only a small amount of resources will also struggle. Yet the Sijixiang Cooperative Union, the Xiangfu Vegetable Cooperative Union, and the Aokun Organic Apple
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