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Rural talent outflow is severe: how can the challenge of cultivating professional farmers be solved?
The difference between farmers and new-type professional farmers is that the former practice slash-and-burn farming and are tillers; the latter possess agricultural technical expertise, understand management, and know how to run a business, making them interdisciplinary talent. To cultivate such talent, one cannot take the old path of agricultural technology extension training. This year, the government
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How can the transfer of rural land contracting rights be accelerated?
Currently, the transfer of rural land contractual management rights shows three characteristics. From the perspective of transfer subjects, it is mainly transfers between ordinary farmers in the same village, while agricultural cooperatives and large-scale agricultural operators have also become important transfer subjects; from the perspective of transfer forms, subcontracting and leasing
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Information-to-village pilot program to cover all provinces nationwide next year
To accelerate the development of rural informatization, China will speed up the pilot program for bringing information to villages and households. The plan is to arrange about 10 new pilot provinces this year, cover all provinces next year, expand to more than 1/10 of counties in 2017, and strive to basically cover all counties and administrative villages by 2020.
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Rural brain drain poses challenges to cultivating professional farmers
Solving the problem of cultivating professional farmers The difference between farmers and new-type professional farmers is that the former practice slash-and-burn farming and are peasants; the latter possess agricultural technical expertise, understand management, and know how to operate a business, making them interdisciplinary talent. To cultivate such talent, one cannot take the old path of agricultural technology extension
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Revitalizing Rural Homestead Assets: China Explores a New Path
With the rapid development of industrialization and urbanization, the problem of some rural homesteads and farmhouses in China being used extensively, difficult to exit, and gradually becoming dormant assets has become increasingly prominent. Starting this year, China launched pilot programs in 33 county-level administrative regions to explore a mechanism for voluntary and compensated exit and transfer of homesteads within a limited scope, so as to revitalize these idle assets.
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How can traditional agricultural areas innovate and develop rural e-commerce?
In recent years, China's e-commerce has developed rapidly, not only creating new consumer demand, triggering a new investment boom, opening up new channels for employment and income growth, and providing new space for mass entrepreneurship and innovation, but e-commerce is also accelerating its integration with manufacturing, driving
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Why rural development needs new types of agriculture-related talent
Whether rural development needs talent is not even a question, since development in any region requires talent; but the shortage of talent in rural development is a real problem, and the "siphon" phenomenon of rural talent flowing to cities has persisted for many years. Solving the shortage of rural talent
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Rural Culture Must Not Fall into Marginalization and Desertification
Cultural products must carry values and emotions that suit farmers' tastes in order to touch farmers' hearts. At present, with changes in rural social relations and structures, the phenomenon of cultural marginalization has appeared in rural areas. Rural cultural development has been placed by some officials in a subordinate position to economic development, unhealthy social trends have spread wantonly into rural areas, excellent traditional culture has been abandoned and lost, vulgar culture has resurfaced, and the self-governing, courteous, and warm rural life of several thousand years has disappeared. The fertile soil that nurtured Chinese civilization is tending toward dryness. Although in recent years the central and local governments have allocated large amounts of special cultural funds for building public cultural facilities, the results are not encouraging. Many grassroots cultural facilities have become mere decorations, and cultural activities organized by officials are not enthusiastically received by the masses because they fall short of the people's actual needs. Against this background, it is not surprising that vulgar phenomena such as striptease at funerals and unattended rural reading rooms have appeared.
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Rural circulation system restructuring accelerates, e-commerce enterprises embrace a boom
Han Jun, deputy director of the Office of the Central Leading Group for Financial and Economic Affairs and deputy director of the Office of the Central Rural Work Leading Group, revealed to an Economic Information Daily reporter on the 17th at the "2015 Fourth China International Agricultural Business Summit Forum" that in 2014 the area of contracted farmland transferred by farming households nationwide accounted for
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How to Build the Livestock Industry into a Pillar Industry in Rural Areas
In recent years, the livestock industry in Ezhou City, Hubei Province has developed rapidly. In 2014, 1.2014 million head of live pigs were marketed and 18.841 million head of poultry were raised; total meat output and poultry egg output reached 126,700 tons and 109,000 tons respectively, and the output value of the livestock industry reached 3.51 billion yuan. The livestock industry has become Ezhou City's most dynamic
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