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How is grain transfer handled? The National Development and Reform Commission deploys five major measures
It is learned from the National Development and Reform Commission that China's grain output has increased for many consecutive years, but the regional distribution of production, sales and storage points is uneven, and the transport task, especially the task of relocating state policy grain, is very arduous. In response to this problem, the National Development and Reform Commission recently issued a notice to
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Vigilance Needed Against "Non-Grain" and "Non-Agricultural" Trends in Land Transfer
On the 28th, the 16th session of the Standing Committee of the 12th National People's Congress held group deliberations on the report by Minister of Agriculture Han Changfu on stabilizing and improving rural land contracting relations. Members of the Standing Committee of the National People's Congress held that land transfer is conducive to appropriately scaled agricultural operations
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The area of cultivated land transferred accounts for more than 30 percent of China's total contracted cultivated land
Entrusted by the State Council, Minister of Agriculture Han Changfu reported to the Standing Committee of the National People's Congress on the 27th on the situation of stabilizing and improving rural land contracting relations. Han Changfu pointed out that as of the end of last year, the area of household contracted cultivated land transferred nationwide was 403 million mu, an increase of 18.3 percent over 2013, and the transferred
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Serious "non-grain" phenomenon in land transfers draws attention
The logical endpoint of capital going to the countryside, paying land rent costs and transferring land, is increasingly serious non-grain operation. On July 14, the Shaanxi Survey Office of the National Bureau of Statistics released survey results showing that the non-grain phenomenon in transferred land in Shaanxi Province is serious, with only 16.7% of land transferred to households growing
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Who is growing grain under the background of land transfer? New models emerge among grain-growing entities
According to land transfer data from the Henan Provincial Department of Agriculture, as well as special research data from the Henan Provincial People's Congress, the area of non-grain land in Henan has reached about 15%, and the impact this will have on grain production is worth watching. Henan, a major grain-producing province, has strong momentum in land transfer. The provincial agriculture
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Why Do Farmers Have "Six Fears and Six Worries" About Land Transfer?
Along with the process of urbanization, young and middle-aged rural people have found jobs that suit them in cities and enterprises, and farmland is more often managed by the elderly left behind. This current situation of "the elderly farming the land" has objectively accelerated the process of rural land transfer. The author, during a survey in a certain place in southern Henan,
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Land Transfer Cannot Be Forced to Grow by Pulling Up Seedlings: Agricultural Transformation Requires Steady Progress
At present, China's agriculture is in a critical period of accelerated transformation. Whether traditional agriculture can smoothly achieve the leap to modern agriculture depends to a large extent on whether the process of land transfer and appropriately scaled management can advance steadily and in an orderly manner. With the successive introduction of policies to accelerate land transfer
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No Great Leap Forward for Land Transfer: Xi Jinping Stresses This
Xi Jinping, General Secretary of the CPC Central Committee, President of the State, and Chairman of the Central Military Commission, recently issued important instructions on farmland protection. The policy of balancing farmland occupation with compensation is a remedial measure. Xi Jinping stressed that farmland is China's most precious resource. The basic national condition that China has a large population but little land
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What Are the Institutional Dilemmas of Farmland Transfer? A Detailed Explanation
I. Brief Overview and Research Perspective From the perspective of new institutional economics, existing studies on the institutional factors affecting farmland transfer have mainly been carried out in the following aspects: farmland property rights, farmland legal system, rural social security system, and farmers' rational choice. For example,
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Reform of the farmland transfer system is poised to take off, and this is how Li Mingjun sees it
The 2015 Fourth China International Agri-Business Summit Forum was held in Beijing on May 17. Pictured above is Li Mingjun, Dean of CEIBS. (Image source: Sina Finance, photographed by Liang Bin) Sina Finance News - The 2015 Fourth China International Agri-Business Summit Forum was held in Be
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