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Industrialized operation makes agriculture strong; in the work on agriculture, rural areas and farmers, not one of the goals of strong, beautiful and prosperous can be left out
The greenhouse grapes in our village all hit the market early, and the price is far higher than that of 'cold shed' and 'open-air' grapes. A shed of less than 1 mu can bring in more than 50,000 yuan! A few days ago, villager Yu Zhiping of Shilipu Village, Shilipu Township, Changli County, Hebei Province, told reporters with a smile that now basically the whole village
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Three achievements in rapeseed direct seeders and windrowers pass appraisal
Recently, 3 achievements in rapeseed direct seeders and windrowers led by the research team of the College of Engineering at Huazhong Agricultural University passed appraisal by the Hubei Provincial Department of Science and Technology. Luo Xiwen, academician of the Chinese Academy of Engineering and professor at South China Agricultural University, and Chen Xuegeng, academician of the Chinese Academy of Engineering and researcher at the Xinjiang Academy of Agricultural Reclamation Sciences, served as chairman and vice-chairman of the appraisal committee respectively. Zhu Ming, president of the Chinese Academy of Agricultural Engineering Research and Design, and Wang Hanzhong, director of the Oil Crops Research Institute of the Chinese Academy of Agricultural Sciences, attended the appraisal meeting. After appraisal, the expert panel concluded that all 3 technologies are at the international advanced level, with some at the international leading level. Experts said that China is a major rapeseed-growing country, yet the level of rapeseed mechanization remains low, and the mechanized sowing level of wheat in the middle and lower reaches of the Yangtze River is 37%, far below the national average of 87%. After the promotion and application of the 3 achievements, rapeseed (including wheat) planting will take a solid step forward on the road to full mechanization.
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What are the three red lines for rural land transfer in China? Zheng Fengtian explains
In recent years, rural land transfer in China has developed rapidly, but some problems have also emerged, including forced transfer and the one-sided pursuit of transfer scale and speed, which have infringed on farmers' lawful land rights and interests. Problems such as non-grain production and non-agricultural use caused by capital going to the countryside are also quite prominent
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Three Categories and One Label foods become the top choice for many consumers
Qingyang apples, Jingyuan goji berries, organic rice from Shanghai, Kunlun snow crabs raised on Kunlun snow mountain water, Baisha green tea grown in a crater in Hainan... At the 15th China Green Food Expo held in Shanghai, 33 exhibition delegations from 30 provinces (regions, municipalities) across the country displayed as many as a thousand products including grain, oil, fruit, vegetables, tea, livestock, poultry, eggs, milk and aquatic products, which won the favor of buyers and ordinary consumers.
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China's humic acid fertilizers enter the era of the "three-ization" effect
Nationwide, soil organic matter content is dropping sharply, soil acidification is severe, and humic acid has a clear effect on both raising soil organic matter and remedying soil acidification; humic acid fertilizers in particular can alleviate and improve the negative impact of fertilization on the environment
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The top-level design for the reform of the "three plots of land" is about to emerge, adhering to the three bottom lines without breaching them
The Deep Reform Group deliberates on the pilot work opinions for rural land expropriation, entry of collective operational construction land into the market, and reform of the homestead system. Experts analyze that the scope of land expropriation will be narrowed, collective operational construction land can be transferred and used as shares, and homesteads can be withdrawn with compensation. Rural land expropriation,
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Three bottom lines for land reform: which one is the most urgent?
Xi Jinping, General Secretary of the CPC Central Committee, presided over the seventh meeting of the Central Leading Group for Comprehensively Deepening Reforms on the 2nd. The meeting reviewed the "Opinions on the Pilot Work for Reform of Rural Land Expropriation, Entry of Collective Operational Construction Land into the Market, and the Homestead System." The meeting pointed out that
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No. 1 Document Sets the Course for Agricultural Development Mode: Three Major Priorities for Agriculture-Related Reform Next Year
Economic Observer reporter Jiang Yunzhang. Following the convention of the past 11 years, next year's Central No. 1 Document will still focus on the "three rural issues" (agriculture, rural areas and farmers), and this time it will likely take "accelerating the transformation of the agricultural development mode" as its theme to lay out the work on the three rural issues for the new year. Xu Xiaoqing, a researcher at the Development Research Center of the State Council,
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China's farmland water conservancy development is constrained by three major bottleneck problems
Agriculture is the foundation of a nation, and water is the lifeblood of agriculture. As a major agricultural country, China has thirteen major grain-producing areas; however, water conservancy has long been a major bottleneck preventing China from becoming a world agricultural power. A reporter's investigation has found that China's farmland water conservancy construction is currently facing
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Three rural reforms must break out of three major misconceptions, including the household registration system reform
I. On the household registration system reform. I feel that the household registration reform over the past 30 years has been going around in circles. Why was the household registration system not reformed well in the past? If viewed from the planned system before the reform, there was no problem with the household registration system at all. The urban-rural dual household registration system was completely reasonable, because it served the planned economy. Now reforming the household registration system is right, because what we are running now is not a planned economy, not unified purchasing and marketing, not a rationing system. In the new system, the problem with the household registration system is unequal national treatment, discrimination against farmers, and obstruction of free movement. In the past, farmers compared with farmers were equal, and urban people compared with each other were also equal, and the urban-rural gap was not very large, so people at that time had a high patriotic sentiment. For example, I lived in Beijing for more than ten years, and it did not give me the same treatment as Beijing residents, so I could not feel the dignity of being Chinese. Many farmers who go to Beijing to work all face this problem, so the household registration system is a very big problem. The household registration system itself is not the problem; the problem is the welfare differences and treatment discrimination behind the household registration system.
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