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How to Break the Bottleneck in Agriculture-Related Credit? Government and Banks Join Hands to Explore a New Path
For small and micro enterprises in agriculture and poor farmers below the medium level, funding is a major problem for their survival and development, which requires providers of "three rural" financial services to uphold the concept of breaking even with small profits. As a weak link in the real economy, the "three rural" sector urgently needs financial
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How should the "grain-to-feed" conversion be carried out? Actively explore development paths suited to actual conditions
This year's Central Document No. 1 clearly proposed accelerating the development of the grass-based livestock industry and carrying out pilot projects for grain-to-feed conversion and the integrated crop-livestock model. This year's government work report also made specific arrangements for this. Vigorously promoting grain-to-feed conversion, with the adjustment of corn planting structure as the focus, advancing the shift of grain crop planting toward forage crop planting
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What are the main paths for implementing Internet Plus?
Since the beginning of this year, following the proposal of the Internet Plus action plan in the Government Work Report, a series of related policy measures have been rolled out one after another, from the Guiding Opinions on Internet Plus Action to the Opinions on Vigorously Developing E-commerce to Accelerate the Cultivation of New Economic Drivers, from the
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How Does Rural Industrial Integration Move Forward? New Types of Business Entities Do It This Way
New Types of Business Entities Can Drive Integration Like This Promoting the integrated development of the primary, secondary and tertiary industries in rural areas requires mobilizing the enthusiasm of the vast number of traditional small farmers, and the role of new types of agricultural business entities should not be underestimated. Through new types of agricultural business entities driving the integrated development of the primary, secondary and tertiary industries in rural areas, it is possible to achieve cross-sectoral and intensive allocation of capital, technology and resource factors, enabling agricultural production, agricultural product processing and sales, catering, leisure and other rural service industries to develop in a coordinated manner, ultimately achieving extension of the rural agricultural industrial chain, expansion of the industrial scope and increased farmers' income.
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Why Grassland Agriculture Is a New Pathway to Ensuring Food Security
In developed countries, animal husbandry (mainly grassland agriculture) accounts for more than 70% of agriculture, and the food structure of people in developed countries is dominated by meat, eggs and milk. Practice has proven that developing grassland agriculture can also provide enough to eat and eat well. At present, although we have already achieved "eating enough,"
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How to view the current debate on China's agricultural path
The 2015 issue No. 5 of the journal Open Times ran a special feature on "China's Agricultural Development Path." Of the seven articles under this feature (including Yan Hairong's "Introduction to the Special Feature on 'China's Agricultural Development Path'"), two are restatements of views long since formed by the so-called "small peasant economy school," He Xuefeng and Huang Zongzhi
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China and ASEAN Join Hands to Explore New Paths for Agricultural Materials Development
Recently, the "2015 China-ASEAN Agricultural Materials Industry Summit," jointly held by the Agricultural Materials Bureau of the All China Federation of Supply and Marketing Cooperatives and the China-ASEAN Chamber of Commerce, took place in Nanning, Guangxi. Leaders of the All China Federation of Supply and Marketing Cooperatives and the autonomous region government, agricultural authorities
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What path should be taken to make rural areas larger and farmers fewer?
The urban-rural dual structure is an inevitable result of China's urbanization development and resource allocation. Because cities produce more and rural areas produce less. Farmers increasingly rely on working in cities, resulting in quieter rural areas and more bustling cities. Why is it so hard for farmers to make a living in rural areas?
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The strategy of storing grain in the land and storing grain in technology opens a new path for food security
The 13th Five-Year Plan proposal states that we must adhere to the strictest farmland protection system, hold firm to the farmland red line, implement the strategy of storing grain in the land and storing grain in technology, increase grain production capacity, and ensure basic self-sufficiency in grains and absolute security of staple food rations. Experts believe that storing grain in the land and storing grain in technology
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Luoning County, Henan: Raising partridge chickens under the forest helps farmers broaden their path to prosperity
On September 2, Hu Yingmiao, chairman of the Wenshang Partridge Chicken Breeding Cooperative in Madian Town, Luoning County, observed the growth of partridge chickens. Hu Yingmiao began raising partridge chickens under the forest in 2011 and succeeded, and in May this year established the chicken breeding cooperative. At present, the cooperative's members have reached
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