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Northeast China's black soil protection and utilization receives 500 million yuan in central government support
Protect Northeast China's black soil and achieve "storing grain in the land" The central government has allocated 500 million yuan to support the launch of pilot projects for the protection and utilization of black soil in Northeast China. This website reports: Reporters learned from the Ministry of Agriculture and the Ministry of Finance that this year the central government has made a special allocation of 500 million yuan to support 17 major grain-producing counties in Northeast China in launching
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Government plus market: 3,700 Yiyi Information Societies bridge the "last mile" of service
Bridging the last mile of information into villages, letting farmers enjoy equal public services. With the Yiyi Information Society, we farmers can also receive goods at our doorstep just like city people. Holding a barrel of soybean oil that had just been delivered to his home, Li Jinglu, a farmer from Xun County, Henan, said with emotion. At the start of the year, the village opened
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The Poverty Alleviation Paradox: The Government Pours in Money, but Farmers Sink Deeper into Losses
In a certain area in western China, a rabbit-breeding craze once sprang up to help people escape poverty. The government pooled funds of various kinds to support it, and at its peak the rabbit population approached 400,000. But market conditions changed drastically, and in just 5 years the industry scale shrank to fewer than 70,000 rabbits. Many farming
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The premise of targeted poverty alleviation is the accurate identification of impoverished people.
What I saw during two visits to the grassroots in recent years is unforgettable: one was a mountain village in a county with a strong economy, where the houses of about a hundred households were dilapidated, the most presentable street in the village was a narrow road of broken stones, and the annual per capita income of most households was no more than 1,500 yuan; the other was
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Modern animal husbandry provides strong support for overall development
Since the 12th Five-Year Plan, the construction of modern animal husbandry in China has advanced steadily, taking solid steps in ensuring the effective supply of livestock products, ensuring the quality and safety of livestock products and maintaining grassland ecology, and providing strong support for stabilizing growth, adjusting the structure, promoting reform and improving people's livelihoods.
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Rural environmental governance should adhere to the principle of protection first
In recent years, the problems of environmental pollution and destruction have become increasingly serious, and the contradiction between environmental protection and economic development has become increasingly acute. Environmental problems are no longer a problem of a single region, but have become a problem restricting the economic development of the whole country. Faced with various environmental problems
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Routine land inspections have covered nearly 80% of cities and counties nationwide
A reporter recently learned from the Office of the National Land Chief Inspector that from 2008 to 2014, the national land inspection agencies carried out routine land inspection work in 2,275 counties (cities and districts), covering 79.7% of the country's counties (cities and districts). Through routine inspections, local governments were urged to
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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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China has 3,700 Yinong Information Societies, connecting the last kilometer of service
Government plus market: 3,700 Yinong Information Societies connect the last kilometer of service. Government builds the road, enterprises run the vehicles, farmers collect the goods. Connecting information to villages over the last kilometer lets farmers enjoy equal public services. With Yinong Information Societies, we farmers can also receive goods at our doorstep just like city people.
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What does governance-driven drought teach us
In recent years, field surveys have often revealed the "last mile" problem: the state invests trillions of yuan in rural areas every year, building large water conservancy facilities, roads connecting villages, rural libraries and agricultural technology service stations, providing farmers with infrastructure and public services
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