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Farm Managers: New Hope for China's Grain Production, Achieving Mutual Benefit and Win-Win for All Parties
According to media reports: It is already the spring plowing season, and Sang Jijun, a villager from San'er Village, Pingchuan Town, Linze County, Gansu, is busy in the fields directing a tractor plowing the land. Unlike before, he is now a salaried farm manager. In 2010, Linze County promoted land transfer,
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Mainland Agricultural Product Prices Caught in a Recurring Cycle of Rises and Falls; Supply-Demand Imbalance Hurts All Parties
Mao Yugui, a 60-year-old vegetable farmer in Lanzhou, lost money on all four mu of cauliflower he planted this year. The price slump in cauliflower, which has been on the market for nearly a month, has dealt the old man a heavy blow: since mid-July, cauliflower prices began falling from 1 yuan per jin (RMB, same below), down to 1 jiao, 5 fen... until no one would even ask about it, and in the end it could only be dumped or fed to livestock.
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The livestock financing challenge requires joint efforts from multiple parties to solve
As the saying goes: Wealth of ten thousand strings, but livestock with fur does not count. Because of the disease and death risks of poultry, the mortgage risk of live livestock is greater than that of ordinary property mortgages, and therefore its collateral value is not high. But precisely because live poultry farming needs to expand its scale, and bringing in a source of fresh capital is no easy task, in the practice of leapfrog development in livestock breeding, shortages of funds and difficulties in financing often become bottlenecks restricting development, and solving this problem still requires joint efforts from multiple parties.
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Grain-price conversion faces challenges: can land transfer achieve win-win outcomes for all parties?
In rural land transfer, the "grain-price conversion" model is generally adopted, whereby after villagers transfer their land, the land rent is calculated at the market price equivalent of a certain number of jin of rice per mu. A reporter's frontline investigation in rural Sichuan found that some villagers are already dissatisfied with this model, and Sichuan has explored various forms of benefit-sharing linkages such as land equity participation, seasonal sharing, and reverse leasing and subcontracting, to solve the difficulty of sharing benefits between villagers and operating entities.
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Why the Reform of Grain Target Prices Admits No Delay
At present, all parties have considerable criticism of the high grain output, high procurement volume and high inventories, especially the somewhat oversized state reserves, attributing this entirely to the state's grain market-support procurement and temporary storage policies, and also calling them the chief culprit behind domestic grain prices being higher than international grain prices, the one-sided pursuit of grain quantity and the neglect of quality
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Building grain brands requires the combined efforts of all parties
China's grain output has grown steadily, which has not only effectively solved the people's "rice bag" problem, but also provided strong material support for economic and social development. To build a brand in grain production, the key is to rely on the following forces: Relies on the full and faithful implementation of the Party and the state
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