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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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The Market and the Government Should Both Play Their Roles Well in Rural Land Transfer
The "Decision of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China on Several Major Issues Concerning Comprehensively Deepening Reform" points out that economic system reform is the focus of comprehensively deepening reform, and the core issue is to handle well the relationship between the government and the market, so that the market plays a decisive role in resource allocation and the government plays its role better.
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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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Land rights confirmation should become the engine of rural reform
From September 17 to 18, the Sichuan Provincial Conference on Deepening Rural Reform was held in Chengdu, and Provincial Party Secretary Wang Dongming attended the meeting and delivered a speech. He stressed that in the complex rural reform, grasping "land," the most important, most basic and most extensive factor of production in agricultural production, and grasping the "ownership, contract rights and management rights" of land, the most critical, most complex and most dynamic production relations, can drive breakthroughs in other rural reforms and achieve deep, overall and triumphant progress. (Sichuan Daily website, September 19 dispatch)
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Rural Distribution Channels Then and Now: Markets Are Quietly Changing
Editor's note: As distribution channels multiply, buying and selling in rural areas is becoming more and more convenient. What has become of the rural market, once the main channel for farmers' consumption? Is it still as bustling as it was in the past? Will farmers still travel several li, or even dozens of li,
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Rural Collective Assets Must Not Become the Private Property of a Few
Because property rights and powers are unclear and the attribution of interests is undefined, the collective economy has encountered quite a few problems in actual operation. Only when farmers have clear protection of property rights and stable income from property rights can the moderately scaled land management, the growth of new types of business entities
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Rural safety cannot be ignored; villagers need to raise their awareness of precautions
Not long ago, I went to the countryside to run errands and stopped for a while at a fellow villager's home. The villager's family was building a house, and a young man was using a homemade hoist to lift cement up to the second floor. Suddenly the hoist flung the young man out of the second-floor window, resulting in fractured ribs.
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China's rural e-commerce consumption keeps growing, and this year's market size will hit a new high
Alibaba Research Institute released the "Rural E-commerce Consumption Report (2014)" on the 13th, showing that China's rural e-commerce consumer market has continued to expand in recent years, and it is expected that the national rural online shopping market size will reach 180 billion yuan in 2014. The report said that in the sample survey, rural
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What Path Should China's Agricultural Transformation Take? An In-Depth Exploration of Development Paths
The core of the "three rural issues" is the issue of farmers, and the core of the issue of farmers is the issue of empowerment. Since the reform and opening up, Chinese farmers have gradually escaped the awkward situation of "power poverty," and various legitimate rights and interests have been protected one after another. To this day, the choice of business model, which originally should not have been a problem
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Hunan's Rural Reform and Development Aims at Refinement to Accelerate Agricultural Transformation
Our province's rural reform and development must achieve the transformation from "seeking survival through quantity" to "seeking development through quality." We can draw on Taiwan, China's experience and take the road of refined agricultural development characterized by "refined management methods, scientific production techniques, and upgraded product quality." This will help alleviate our province's
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