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Why Is Grain Not Grown After Land Transfer? An Analysis of the Reasons
To curb the "non-grain" trend in land transfer, farmers must find grain growing profitable, and limits must also be placed on large-scale farming by industrial and commercial capital in rural areas. Behind today's land transfer boom, the "non-grain" phenomenon is worth watching. Recently, a survey released by a major grain-producing province showed that large households transferring land
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Land transfer requires written authorization from farmers; the Ministry of Agriculture stresses that a Great Leap Forward approach must not be taken
Recently, the central government reviewed and approved the "Opinions on Guiding the Orderly Transfer of Rural Land Management Rights to Develop Moderate-Scale Agricultural Operations." What is the background behind the introduction of the "Opinions," what are the main contents, and what policy innovations are there? A reporter interviewed Minister of Agriculture Han
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Transfer payments should focus on increasing farmers' participation
Currently, the state's annual transfer payments to rural areas have reached a scale of one trillion yuan. Starting from the abolition of the agricultural tax in 2006, in less than ten years, not only are farmers no longer required to pay taxes and fees, but there are also large-scale transfer payments. The magnitude of the change is unbelievable. Before the abolition of the agricultural tax,
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Encourage land transfer for grain production
To encourage the transfer of land for grain production, support should focus on large-scale grain production, guide business entities to produce grain through relevant policies, and reduce grain production costs by reasonably guiding land transfer prices, so as to stabilize the area planted with grain. Reporter: At present, rural
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Land transfer trusts reach nearly 300,000 mu in one year
CITIC Trust leads the pack, with Beijing Trust and China Construction Investment Trust close behind; Anxin, Huabao, COFCO and several other trust companies are also preparing ■ Our reporter Xia Qing For the villagers of Zhumiao Village, Yongqiao District, Suzhou City, Anhui Province, this autumn's harvest is more bountiful than in previous years
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How Should the Orderly Transfer of Rural Land Management Rights Be Promoted
As an important part of rural land system reform, the transfer of land management rights has long been a focus of debate among all sectors of society. In recent years, in step with industrialization, urbanization and especially with the large numbers of rural laborers going to cities to work, rural land transfer has clearly accelerated.
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Land transfer cannot be radical; People's Daily stresses putting farmers first
At present, a new round of land system reform is being rolled out in an all-round way, and among this, the transfer of rural contracted land has become a hot topic of social concern. How to make rural land transfer compatible with the pace of urbanisation and the scale of rural labour migration, with the progress of agricultural science and technology and the degree of improvement in production methods
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Where is the way out for rural land transfer reform?
What we are going to discuss with you today is the direction of rural land transfer reform, that is, where the path of rural land transfer reform lies. When talking about rural land transfer reform, one cannot avoid talking about the transformation of urbanization. Dr. Li Keqiang spoke about "people-centered" urbanization, and then went on to talk about
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The Market and the Government Should Both Play Their Roles Well in Rural Land Transfer
The "Decision of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China on Several Major Issues Concerning Comprehensively Deepening Reform" points out that economic system reform is the focus of comprehensively deepening reform, and the core issue is to handle well the relationship between the government and the market, so that the market plays a decisive role in resource allocation and the government plays its role better.
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The rise in farmland transfer fees for grain fields must be moderate; the rate of increase should not be too fast
According to recent media reports, competitive bidding for contracted land in Yinji Town, Jinhu County, Huai'an, Jiangsu, has pushed up the value of grain fields once again. The annual contract fee has risen from 700-750 yuan/mu in the past to 950-1070 yuan/mu now. Yinji Town currently has 43,000 mu of grain fields, and 38,000 mu has already been transferred.
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