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Why do business tycoons cross over and become new farmers?
Agriculture has truly been a hot field for industrial and commercial capital investment in recent years. Although many have tested the waters and few have succeeded, just the sensational effect caused by Liu's Peaches, Chu's Oranges and Pan's Apples is steadily prying open the thinking and structure of traditional agriculture. Overturning "tradition" - isn't that precisely the mission of the internet age?
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Just How Heavy Is the Weight of the Provincial Governor Responsibility System for Food Security?
Increasing local enthusiasm for grain production and fully implementing the provincial governor responsibility system for food security is an important manifestation of new thinking for further strengthening the capacity to guarantee food security in the new era. Mobilizing local enthusiasm for grain production and strengthening the territorial responsibility for food security is
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How to Advance Rural Governance in the Context of Urbanization
The relationship between urban and rural areas is not a zero-sum relationship, but a mutually beneficial, symbiotic one that is closely intertwined. If, in the process of urbanization, the system of villagers' self-governance and the social environment on which it depends are not improved, rural development will be difficult to sustain, and the urban-rural gap will further
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Ten major targeted poverty alleviation projects fully implemented across China
On the 23rd, reporters learned from the State Council Leading Group Office of Poverty Alleviation and Development that China is advancing the implementation of ten major targeted poverty alleviation projects. Liu Yongfu, director of the State Council Leading Group Office of Poverty Alleviation and Development, introduced that the ten major targeted poverty alleviation projects are: officials stationed in villages to provide assistance, vocational education and training, microcredit for poverty alleviation, relocation of impoverished people from inhospitable areas
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Linking villages and linking households is a major innovative measure in the poverty alleviation strategy
Since the mid-20th century, countries around the world and relevant international organizations have successively proposed and implemented quite a few anti-poverty strategies. Among them, the main anti-poverty strategies are the following: First, the economic growth strategy. What some developing countries implemented in the 1950s to 1960s was mainly this strategy.
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No need to agonize over making potatoes a staple grain; just look at it rationally
China's grain output has increased for many consecutive years, grain can be dispatched and dispatched well at any time, and food security is guaranteed. Therefore, there is no need, and it is impossible, to resort to "melon-and-vegetable substitutes." Making potatoes a staple grain is a matter of things falling into place and going with the trend, not something that a certain competent department or association can simply announce
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Poverty alleviation work should also actively explore new paths
The issue of poverty alleviation has always been a hot topic that the state attaches importance to and the people care about. Every year the state and the various provinces and cities spend great effort to help poor areas and poor groups escape poverty. However, in recent years, the media have exposed some places where, after keeping their "poverty caps," banners were hung to celebrate, revealing that those doing the poverty alleviation had misjudged the situation and that the targets of poverty alleviation had a dependent mindset.
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Deepening rural land reform: guard against blind comparisons
Recently, the central government issued the "Opinions on the Pilot Work of Rural Land Expropriation, Entry of Collective Operating Construction Land into the Market, and Reform of the Homestead System," which has attracted widespread attention from all sectors. Jiang Daming, Minister of Land and Resources, pointed out that "the reform of the rural land system must
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Preliminary processing facilities for agricultural products received 1.6 billion yuan in subsidies over 3 years
Since benefiting from the national subsidy policy, a total of 1,500 apricot drying houses have been built in southern Xinjiang, and the price at which farmers sell dried apricots is more than double that of traditionally sun-dried apricots; the price of fresh apricots has also risen by 1-2 yuan, directly helping more than 70,000 farming households increase their income and transferring nearly 70,000 person-times of surplus rural
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Conditions for Making Potatoes a Staple Food Are Ripe, but Concerns Over Price Fluctuations Remain
At a seminar recently held by the Chinese Academy of Agricultural Sciences, advancing potatoes to become China's fourth-largest staple food crop was publicly proposed from a national strategic perspective for the first time, and it has also become a focus of heated public discussion in recent days. As of January 10, on Sina Weibo alone, views of the topic "potatoes become a staple food" had
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