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Achievements in Agricultural and Rural Economic Development in the First Half of the Year and the Overall Situation of Agricultural Product Quality and Safety
Since the beginning of this year, agricultural departments at all levels have carried out in depth the "Year of Agricultural Product Quality and Safety Supervision" campaign, earnestly implemented the eight measures of the Ministry of Agriculture to strengthen agricultural product quality and safety supervision, and adhered to both strict law enforcement supervision and the advancement of standardized production, achieving phased progress and results.
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Grain Banks Become a New Model for Serving Agriculture, Rural Areas and Farmers, Need to Shore Up Shortcomings in Financial Markets
In the future, grain banks will need support from financial markets such as futures, options, insurance and banking, forming a model led by the futures market. ■ Reporter Yu Deliang. After the Spring Festival, Zhang Xiaojun, a major grain grower in Nong'an County, Jilin Province, was building a new house and was still short about 20,000 yuan. So
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Steady progress in innovation in financial services for agriculture, rural areas and farmers
Along with the accelerating pace of agricultural marketization and modernization, the demand of agriculture, rural areas and farmers for financial services has become increasingly urgent. In recent years, the role of China's traditional rural financial service institutions has been somewhat strengthened, and new-type rural financial institutions such as village and township banks and microcredit companies have flourished, meeting part of the financial service needs of agriculture, rural areas and farmers.
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Why is it so hard for college graduates to start businesses in rural areas? Poor infrastructure and lack of funds
At the age of 29, amid the incomprehension and mockery of relatives and friends, Liu Zhenhua turned his life in a completely different direction. This former Suzhou white-collar worker, who had once "leaped over the dragon gate," returned to his rural hometown in Heze, Shandong, and began a entrepreneurial career growing fruit and vegetable greenhouses. What he devoted himself to was precisely his parents'
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Current Problems in the Preferential Value-Added Tax Policies for Agriculture, Rural Areas and Farmers and Suggestions for Improvement
There are currently many, many preferential tax policies concerning agriculture, rural areas and farmers (agriculture, rural areas, farmers), such as the exemption of value-added tax on agricultural products sold by agricultural producers from their own production, certain agricultural production materials, qualifying grain and edible vegetable oil, farmers' professional cooperatives, and vegetables in the circulation stage
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Rural Greening Must Be Advanced Scientifically According to Local Conditions
In recent years, when carrying out village greening in rural areas, the author has found that some places blindly emphasize large landscapes and follow the "faddish" phenomenon of keeping up with cities. Moreover, some county and city leaders, when inspecting developed areas, see that certain local green plants are very unique and, without considering whether the local area is suitable for introduction, order them to be copied and replaced exactly as they are. They fail to realize that many green plants are not necessarily suitable for introduction. They spend a lot of money, yet after several years the plants still have not grown much, and some even die in large numbers due to not adapting to the soil and climate. There are also places keen on planting "hedges" and lawns, where maintenance costs are very high, and if not maintained they look very unsightly. As a result, limited by manpower and financial resources, weeds grow together with the "hedges," and the effect is not good. The author therefore calls for this: blind introduction is harmful and without benefit, and rural greening should still be adapted to local conditions.
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Agricultural modernization should be the modernization of agriculture, rural areas, and farmers
I. The Two Basic Social Functions of China's Agriculture From a macro perspective, China's agriculture assumes two basic social functions. The first is the reproduction function of farming households. This function is the most basic one. If this basic function remains stable, then
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How Cultural Development Is Changing the Face of Agriculture, Rural Areas and Farmers
On the writing desk, farmer calligraphers and painters wield their brushes and splash ink; under the green shade, farmer poets express their aspirations and feelings; on the stage, one performer exits as another enters... At the cultural station of Dongyangzhuang Township in Bazhou City, Hebei Province, farmers come here year-round during the slack farming season and after tea and meals to discuss poetry, paint, sing opera and enjoy entertainment.
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Village-level affairs agents become a new profession in some rural areas of China
"Grandpa Liu, this is Auntie's pension collection certificate, the annual review has passed. The ID card is tucked inside the back, please keep it safe. Contact me if you need anything." 59-year-old Liu Xiyu took the little red booklet handed over by the young woman across from him, flipped through it, and carefully tucked it into the inner pocket of his jacket. Liu Xi
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What are the three key elements for postal services serving agriculture, rural areas and farmers?
As of now, there are 42,000 postal service outlets in rural areas nationwide, 140,000 business and delivery personnel, and more than 240,000 outlets related to postal logistics serving agriculture, rural areas and farmers, covering 86% of the country's counties and cities and more than one-third of administrative villages, gradually forming a system that includes headquarters, provincial
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