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Major Grain-Producing County Becomes an Impoverished County: Grain or Money?
At present, many major grain-producing counties face the dilemma of large grain contributions, low fiscal revenue and a relatively backward economy. To fundamentally solve this problem, it is necessary to start with aspects such as the benefit compensation mechanism for major grain-producing areas. The goal of establishing a benefit compensation mechanism for major producing areas is to make
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Experts say China is a major tea-producing country but still needs to boost the international competitiveness of its tea industry
China is a major tea-producing country, but not a strong one, especially in terms of tea exports, which are mostly raw tea exports; some tea extracts and deeply processed products are also raw, basic tea products. Therefore, whether for extending the tea industry chain, raising the industry's added value, or improving the benefits of tea farmers and tea enterprises, all require the help of various platforms to help tea enterprises make the industry bigger and stronger and enhance the international competitiveness of China's tea industry.
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How should we objectively view the problem of major grain-producing counties being financially poor counties?
The transformation of major grain-producing counties does not mean abandoning grain production, but rather achieving a leap from major counties to strong counties. Whether major grain-producing counties can successfully transform into strong grain-producing counties is not only related to whether the development of major grain-producing counties is sustainable, but also related to whether national food security is sustainable.
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How can major grain-producing counties become strong counties?
On August 22, the China High-end Forum on Food Security and Urban-Rural Coordinated Development in Major Grain-Producing Counties, hosted by the China Well-off Society Construction Research Association, was held in Beijing. More than 60 experts and scholars from more than 10 government departments and research institutions, including the Ministry of Housing and Urban-Rural Development and the Chinese Academy of Sciences and the Chinese Academy of Agricultural Sciences, attended the forum.
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How can major grain-producing counties become prosperous? More than a hundred of them are still nationally designated poverty-stricken counties
A research report by the China Well-off Society Construction Research Association states that among China's 800 major grain-producing counties, which account for nearly three-quarters of the national total grain output, more than a hundred are nationally designated poverty-stricken counties, with a poor population of 36 million. The phenomenon of "grain-finance inversion" between grain output and county-level fiscal capacity is very obvious
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New early rice purchases in major producing areas reach 1.53 million tons
According to statistics from the State Administration of Grain, as of August 5, various grain enterprises in 9 major producing areas including Henan and Jiangsu had purchased 51.38 million tons of newly produced wheat, a decrease of 12.93 million tons from the same period last year. Various grain enterprises in 9 major producing areas including Sichuan and Hubei had purchased 1.1 million tons of newly produced rapeseed, compared with
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The Dilemma of Major Grain-Producing Counties: "Others Eat, We Subsidize"
Years of consecutive grain output increases have not dispelled the worries of major grain-producing counties. A recent survey by Economic Information Daily reporters in three major grain-producing counties (cities) in Hunan - Xiangxiang City, Taojiang County and Taoyuan County - found that major grain-producing areas are generally facing difficulties such as fiscal strain, diminishing incentives for grain production, and rapid deterioration of the agricultural ecological environment. Officials in charge of grain production in major grain-producing counties (cities) said the current model of promoting grain production through over-reliance on "administrative coercion" is no longer sustainable, and major grain-producing counties (districts) generally lack internal motivation. The reason some places still keep the "major grain-producing county" label is merely a sense of "honor." If this situation is not changed, grain production could face "big problems" in the coming years.
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Progress of wheat and rapeseed procurement in main producing areas as of July 25
According to statistics, as of July 25, various grain enterprises in 9 main producing areas including Henan and Jiangsu had purchased 44.92 million tons of newly harvested wheat, a decrease of 14.43 million tons compared with the same period of the previous year. Various grain enterprises in 9 main producing areas including Sichuan and Hubei had purchased 900,000 tons of newly harvested rapeseed, a decrease of
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New wheat purchases in main producing areas reached 31.55 million tons as of July 5
Main producing areas purchased 31.55 million tons of new wheat. According to statistics from the State Administration of Grain, as of July 5, various grain enterprises in 9 main producing areas including Henan and Jiangsu had purchased 31.55 million tons of newly produced wheat, a decrease of 14.28 million tons compared with the previous year. Various grain enterprises in 9 main producing areas including Sichuan and Jiangsu purchased
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Wheat market purchasing and sales will become more active, while soybean prices in producing areas will continue to rise
Wheat market purchasing and sales will become more active. As the main-body role of market-supporting enterprise purchasing in the market gradually becomes evident. After market-supporting purchasing in various regions enters normal operation, since enterprises with market-supporting purchasing qualifications have strong financial backing, they will become the main purchasers in the later market, and other
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