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Central Document No. 1 will focus on rural industrial integration
The supportive policies introduced at the State Council executive meeting involve two aspects: first, supporting rural service industries, with those capable of commercial operation to be fully opened to social capital; second, strengthening policy support for leading enterprises. Multiple ministries and commissions are leading the formulation of the "Guiding Opinions on Promoting the Integrated Development of Primary, Secondary and Tertiary Industries in Rural Areas"
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The Deep-Seated Reasons Why Urbanization Should Not Continue to Be Accelerated
Original editor's note: After a gap of 37 years, the Central Urban Work Conference was convened again, marking a new stage in China's urban development, and "urbanization" has become a focus of public attention. At present, China's urbanization rate of permanent residents is already close to 55%, which means that China's urban development is in a stage of rapid growth.
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Farmers can now get loans more easily, and banks feel safer about lending
They would rather forgo a 100,000 yuan fiscal subsidy and still hope to obtain a 1 million yuan loan. This one remark lays bare the thirst of new-type agricultural business entities for finance. Modern agriculture cannot do without finance, yet "difficult loans" and "expensive loans" have long plagued business entities, becoming "growing pains." Li
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After twelve consecutive years of grain harvests, how should the grain strategy be optimized?
Grain output for 2015 was announced a few days ago, and China has joyfully achieved a twelfth consecutive year of bumper harvests on a high base. However, another piece of news about grain is also weighing on many people's minds: due to a sharp increase in stockpiles and falling prices, farmers in Anhui, Northeast China and other places are finding it difficult to sell their grain.
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Cooperation in food security and nutrition and other fields becomes a key focus
The consultation workshop on the formulation of the United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization Country Programming Framework (hereinafter referred to as CPF) for 2016-2020 was held in Beijing a few days ago. The workshop aimed to combine the latest goals set by the United Nations 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development with the spirit of the recommendations of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China on formulating the 13th Five-Year Plan for National Economic and Social Development
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How are new-type professional agricultural machinery operators cultivated? This question is worth asking.
In today's busy "Three Summers" and "Three Autumns" seasons, amid the wheat and rice seas that ripple in the wind, it is hard to see farmers sweating profusely; more often shuttling back and forth are the agricultural machinery operators sitting in the cabs of combine harvesters. At present, China's agricultural production methods have entered an era dominated by mechanized
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Strategic Reflections on China's Agriculture Going Global
As early as 1995, China raised the idea of agriculture "going global," and in 2007 the No. 1 Central Document formally put agriculture "going global" forward as a national strategy. Over the past two decades, China's agriculture "going global" has gone through a development process from a nongovernmental launch to implementation as a national strategy. Over these two decades, China's
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Series of Commentaries on Strengthening the Agricultural Foundation to Secure a Moderately Prosperous Society ①: Seize the Critical Period
The 12th Five-Year Plan period, now drawing to a close, has been an extraordinary five years. The economy and society have achieved steady development, with the achievements in agricultural and rural economic development particularly outstanding: grain output has exceeded 1,100 billion jin for 5 consecutive years and 1,200 billion jin for 3 consecutive years; the supply of major agricultural products such as cotton, oil, sugar, meat, eggs and milk has been sufficient, and the quality of agricultural products has remained stable and improving; farmers' incomes have grown at a double-digit annual rate, with the growth rate exceeding that of GDP and that of urban residents' incomes for 5 consecutive years; the level of modern agriculture has risen markedly, with major indicators such as the effective irrigated area of farmland, the contribution rate of agricultural scientific and technological progress, and the comprehensive mechanization level of cultivation and harvesting of major crops continuing to climb. The Chinese people have firmly held their rice bowls in their own hands, and farmers' wallets have grown ever fuller. It can be said that after five years of climbing slopes and overcoming obstacles, and of ceaseless striving, agricultural and rural economic development has now reached a new historical high point.
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Deepening Production-Sales Cooperation Is Still Needed to Reduce Grain Inventories
On December 18, several grain processing enterprises from Jilin City, Jilin Province, came to Beijing to promote this year's newly marketed rice. This is already the second time Jilin City has come to Beijing to promote rice. The grain production-sales cooperation between Jilin City and Beijing gives full play to the resource advantages of major grain-producing areas and
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Grain prices fall and large-scale grain growers can only break even - do farmers still want to grow grain?
Grain prices have fallen, but do farmers still want to grow grain? A survey from Qing'an County, Heilongjiang Province. Large-scale grain growers can only break even, and enthusiasm for land transfer may be affected. On December 9, the Major Snow solar term had already passed, and northern Heilongjiang was freezing cold. A heavy snowfall from a few days earlier still lay thick in the fields, with stray bits of crop straw showing on top.
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