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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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Basic Principles That Must Be Accurately Grasped in Land Transfer
This website reports: Guiding the orderly transfer of rural land and developing appropriately scaled operations is a major policy measure for building a new type of agricultural management system and developing modern agriculture. This issue concerns the vital interests of hundreds of millions of farmers, relates to the consolidation and
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The Role of Urban Leadership and Development Paths in Rural Reform
Land transfer is the third market gate between urban and rural areas. Comparatively speaking, the first two gates - the markets for agricultural sideline products and rural labor - both broke through from the rural side first, "encircling the cities from the countryside," and only then moved from countryside to city, forming the city's markets for agricultural produce and migrant workers.
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Recommendations on How Land Transfer Mechanisms Can Help Create a New Type of Agricultural Operating System
Building a new type of agricultural operating system composed of specialized large-scale farmers, family farms, farmers' cooperatives, and agricultural enterprises is another important reform of China's rural economic system, building on the household contract responsibility system. This particularly involves the key issue of both adhering to the long-term stability of land contracting relationships and promoting effective land transfer in achieving appropriately scaled operations.
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Four Issues to Watch in Advancing Land Transfer and Scale Operation
At present, China's agriculture is at a critical stage of accelerated transformation, and whether traditional agriculture can smoothly achieve the historic leap to modern agriculture fundamentally depends on whether the process of land transfer and appropriate scale operation can be advanced steadily and in an orderly manner. With the central government further cl
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Land transfer revitalizes agriculture and drives up farmers' incomes
These past two days, the villagers of Hongxing Village in Daqintala Town, Naiman Banner, have been busy in the fields harvesting mustard greens. At the edge of the fields, mustard tubers are piled up like mountains, pale white tinged with green, each as big as a peck. This spring, Hongxing Village transferred 5000 mu of land and carried out a project of replanting mustard greens after the wheat stubble, through
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How can farmland transfer give play to the roles of the market and the government
The "Decision of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China on Some Major Issues Concerning Comprehensively Deepening the Reform" points out that economic system reform is the focus of comprehensively deepening the reform, and the core issue is to properly handle the relationship between the government and the market, so that the market plays a decisive role in resource allocation and the government better plays its role.
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Farmland Transfer Requires Both Care and Patience
Once the autumn harvest is over, many farming households will be busy with a new round of land planning. For a growing number of farming households, such planning is no longer the familiar matter of thinking about what to plant and how much to plant in the fields next year, but rather whether to rent out their land, or whether to
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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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Land transfer must not become a feast for a privileged few
The government must not overstep its role by taking over transfers wholesale, nor be absent and leave them unattended. Hold firm to the policy bottom line, advance land transfer in an orderly way, so that the broad masses of farmers truly benefit and farmers' rights are truly protected. During visits to major grain-producing counties in Northeast China, one modern agricultural park after another
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