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Storing Grain Among the People Is Quietly Changing, Challenging Traditional Rural Grain Storage Models
Gongzhuling City in Jilin Province is a major corn-producing county in China, with an annual corn output of more than 3 million tonnes. To meet farmers' grain-selling needs, in 2013 the city's corn purchasing depots increased to 61, and many large canopy shelters and open-air grain storage bins were built, standing shoulder to shoulder with tall silos and flat warehouses.
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How to Advance Innovation in Rural Property Rights Financing Systems
The "Decision" adopted at the Third Plenary Session of the 18th Central Committee proposed granting farmers the right to mortgage and use as collateral their contracted management rights, and prudently and steadily advancing the mortgage and collateralization of farmers' housing property rights. The 2014 No. 1 Central Document made specific arrangements. The introduction of these two documents will surely
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How to Break Through the Institutional Obstacles to Rural Development
The past decade has been the period in which our country's agriculture developed fastest, the rural landscape changed the most, and farmers gained the most tangible benefits; it has also been the "golden decade" for our country's rural economic and social development. However, with the in-depth advancement of industrialization, urbanization, marketization, informatization and globalization,
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Per capita fiscal cost of citizenizing rural residents reaches 130,000 yuan
Yangcheng Evening News report: According to a report by China Business News, on July 30, the State Council issued the "Opinions on Further Advancing the Reform of the Household Registration System," putting China's household registration system reform back on track. The key to advancing reform of the household registration system is funding. The Chinese Academy of Social Sciences
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Where does agricultural support lending get stuck? Unblocking the lifeblood of rural finance
The sun blazed like fire, and Deng Changhua was burning with anxiety. At the base of the Changhua Nursery Company in Qushui Village, Zhangshu City, Jiangxi, more than half of the 20-plus seedling greenhouses were dilapidated, and Deng Changhua, as the company manager, was busy repairing them with the workers. After eight or nine years of use, these greenhouses should have been retired long ago.
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How can the innovative practice of rural property rights mortgage financing be advanced?
Advancing rural property rights financing is an important part of deepening rural reform. It is innovation carried out in the "deep-water zone," with intricate and complex circumstances and a myriad of tasks. It requires both top-level design and, even more so, rolling up one's sleeves and getting to work. Studying foreign advanced experience, domestic exploratory practice and
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Implementing a responsibility system with capable people in rural areas yields good results
It is hard to imagine that a village with 246 households and 856 people, with a confirmed land area of more than 1,000 mu, actually involves more than 3,000 plots, and the household with the most has more than 60 fields of various sizes. However, the common people used their own methods to accomplish a seemingly impossible task, and among the 104 villages selected in Beijing's Pinggu District for the pilot of county-wide advancement of nationwide land confirmation and registration, this village became the fastest-progressing large village.
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Who governs rural China under the current township administration and village governance structure?
Through the ages, people have always been happy to believe that the countryside is beautiful and farmers are simple and honest, and that when the upper classes' morals collapse, one can still go to the countryside and among the common people to seek a rich deposit of morality. However, in recent days, rural governance problems have occurred frequently, and in some
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Land rights are hard to protect because the bargaining platform is imperfect
In the process of transferring rural land contractual management rights, "lawful, voluntary and compensated" is a precondition and principle for safeguarding farmers' rights and interests fairly. But in real-world practice, scattered farmers lack equal bargaining power, and some grassroots governments that ought to play the role of "notary"
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How can rural areas attract young talent to return?
Who will farm the land tomorrow? Beyond the stigma of status discrimination and the low comparative returns of the agricultural industry, what other reasons keep young people from returning to rural areas to work in agriculture? How can rural agriculture attract young talent to return? Recently, a reporter visited Shanxi to look into relatively high-return cooperatives and the "second-generation farmer" successors of leading enterprise owners.
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