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How rural e-commerce wins farmers' trust and support
Editor's note: On December 15, this section reported "Sharing Economy: Opening Another Window for Selling Local Specialties?", discussing how to solve the problem of selling rural products through e-commerce platforms. But in the vast countryside, selling products is only one aspect of invigorating the economy; more ordinary villagers
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What are the three areas where efforts can be focused to support farmers in increasing their incomes?
We must improve the policy system that supports farmers' income growth and do everything possible to broaden the channels for farmers' income growth. Zhang Hongyu, Director of the Department of Rural Economic System and Operation Management of the Ministry of Agriculture, said this at the 2015 10th China Comprehensive Well-off Forum held a few days ago. Zhang
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Farmers Need Encouragement to Buy Homes, Supporting Policies Must Keep Up
De-stocking is a powerful measure taken by the state in light of the current economic situation to boost development and improve people's livelihood. To a certain extent, it will inevitably bring a direct increase in the number of farmers becoming urbanized, but de-stocking is by no means a necessary precondition for farmers' urbanization, and farmers moving into cities is even less
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Central government allocates 400 million yuan to support agricultural development and build 220 improved seed breeding bases
According to a notice posted on the Ministry of Finance website on the 24th, in 2014, focusing on enhancing the capacity of improved seed breeding bases and improving the construction of the improved seed breeding system, the central government allocated 41.169 million yuan in comprehensive agricultural development funds to build 220 improved seed breeding bases in 28 provinces (regions and municipalities). The main construction contents
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Improved Seed Breeding Receives 400 Million Yuan in Central Government Funding
In 2014, centering on enhancing the capacity of improved seed breeding bases and improving the development of the improved seed breeding system, the central government allocated 411.69 million yuan in comprehensive agricultural development funds to build 220 improved seed breeding bases in 28 provinces (autonomous regions and municipalities), with the main construction contents being land leveling, land improvement, processing workshops and warehouse construction, and the purchase of instruments and equipment.
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China's grain prices rank among the world's highest, and high-price market-support purchases have led to grain piling up in warehouses
China is not the world's most developed country, yet China's grain prices have for several years running remained higher than the international market. Large-scale grain and oil reserve purchases have kept China's grain prices rising steadily, and the China Grain Reserves Corporation (hereinafter "Sinograin"), which handles the grain and oil reserve purchases, has maintained a relatively
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Town-to-city conversion requires accelerated reform of supporting systems
Recently, 11 ministries and commissions including the National Development and Reform Commission, the Ministry of Finance, the Ministry of Land and Resources, and the Ministry of Housing and Urban-Rural Development jointly issued a notice on comprehensive pilot projects for new-type urbanization, requiring each province to select eligible cities and towns at different levels as pilot projects to report to the NDRC, especially for towns with a population of over 100,000
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Precise delivery of agricultural subsidies is the key to efficient support for farmers
By clarifying subsidy targets and adjusting subsidy approaches, explore and establish a mechanism that truly links agricultural subsidies to grain production, improve the precision and targeting of subsidies, and let those who produce more grain receive more subsidies. Recently, I visited several major grain-producing counties for interviews and talked with some large grain growers
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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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Large grain growers must return subsidies to smallholders, leaving agricultural support policies stranded in confusion
In order to encourage the development of new types of agricultural business entities, in recent years the state and local governments have begun to provide them with fiscal subsidies. In Chongqing, subsidy standards are divided into two tiers according to operating scale: 160 yuan and 230 yuan per mu. But in grassroots practice, many smallholders have become "field bosses," and large grain growers have to "return" part of the subsidy money to them. In some districts and counties, large growers actually receive about 90 yuan per mu in subsidies, and in a few places even less than 10 yuan.
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