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Ministry of Land and Resources Explores Comprehensive Bid Evaluation for Land Transfers, Cracks Down on Land Hoarding and Speculation and Illegal Land Occupation
Ministry of Land and Resources Explores Comprehensive Bid Evaluation for Land Transfers; Ministry of Housing and Urban-Rural Development: Hot-Spot Cities to Restrict Speculative Purchases of Multiple Homes Liu Zhanchao In order to effectively participate in real estate regulation, the Ministry of Land and Resources (hereinafter referred to as the "Ministry of Land and Resources") will crack down hard this year on land hoarding and land speculation, while exploring comprehensive bid evaluation methods for land transfers.
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Corn output up, price down, growing grain no longer profitable: large operators break contracts and abandon farmland after land transfer
The national autumn harvest is nearly complete. As the main autumn harvest crop, this year's corn output will rise again, but farmers in the main producing areas who are welcoming the bumper harvest are hardly happy. Reporters from Economic Information Daily learned in interviews in Hebei, Jilin and other provinces that the current corn purchase price is significantly
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After rural land enters the market, who can become the new owner of rural land?
The "Four Comprehensives" strategic layout mentions comprehensively deepening reform. How to advance rural land reform has drawn attention. Around rural land, deputies and commissioners put forward numerous motions and proposals. The government work report delivered by Premier Li Keqiang of the State Council also pointed out that work on land rights confirmation and registration must be done well
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Urbanization does not mean leaving one's hometown behind, and farmers who move to the city need not give up their land
Urbanization does not mean making farmers "leave their hometown behind"; rather, it means enabling farmers to enjoy the same public services and living conditions as urban residents. In recent years, Dezhou City has explored the "joint development of two zones" - new rural communities and rural industrial parks - achieving for rural community residents "leaving the land but not the village, finding employment without leaving home, entering factories without entering the city, and becoming urbanized in place," blazing a new path of "people-centered, nearby urbanization," effectively solving the land bottleneck problem encountered in the process of urban development, and to a certain extent achieving a win-win of improved farmers' living conditions and long-term rural economic development.
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Why Is Grain Not Grown After Land Transfer? An Analysis of the Reasons
To curb the "non-grain" trend in land transfer, farmers must find grain growing profitable, and limits must also be placed on large-scale farming by industrial and commercial capital in rural areas. Behind today's land transfer boom, the "non-grain" phenomenon is worth watching. Recently, a survey released by a major grain-producing province showed that large households transferring land
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Land reform shelved, collective ownership faces challenges
Continuing to shelve reform of collective ownership and merely tinkering with the separation of the three rights makes it difficult to resolve the institutional predicament facing China's rural development. At a forum recently held by China Agricultural University, Liu Shouying, deputy director of the Rural Department of the Development Research Center of the State Council, put forward this argument
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Why is the crux of China's land problem not in the ownership system?
Land development rights are a useful exploration. The crux of the land problem is not in the ownership system, and the way out is not "privatisation"; we need to go beyond the conceptual trap of public versus private, and instead raise, analyse and resolve land problems more from the perspective of public power and private rights. Land is agriculture's most important
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You can't just plant whatever you want on your own land - keep these five prohibitions firmly in mind
There are many entrepreneurial money-making projects in rural areas now. Raising fish in ponds, growing fruit trees, raising pigs and raising chickens and ducks are all excellent money-making projects. Many people now think about growing some cash crops on their own land, but some are explicitly prohibited. Let's take a look below.
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How to Grow Crown Prince Squash? A Detailed Guide to the Key Cultivation Techniques
Summary Site selection and land preparation: Crown Prince squash has strong drought tolerance, so choose a plot with high terrain and good drainage for planting, then deep plow and apply farmyard manure as base fertilizer. Sowing methods: You can choose direct sowing or transplanting. For direct sowing, sow the seeds in holes at a row spacing of 2-3m and a plant spacing of 50-70cm.
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What are the planting conditions for seawater rice, which must be grown on saline-alkali land?
Summary Seawater rice needs to be planted on saline-alkali land. Its growth process does not require spraying pesticides, and its growing climate conditions are similar to those of rice. When planting, it needs to be irrigated with salt water at 6% salinity. It has drought resistance and waterlogging resistance, and can be planted on semi-desert inland saline soil, eastern coastal saline-alkali land
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