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Heavy metal pollution of arable land in China is severe, and a draft of the soil pollution law has been formed.
Soil pollution is somewhat hidden from sight, but the harm it causes is very serious. China News Service reported on February 3 that compared with pollution visible to the naked eye, such as water turning black and the sky turning gray, soil pollution is somewhat hidden. At a China-France environmental
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Agricultural subsidy reform during the 13th Five-Year Plan focuses on supporting arable land and grain
China Securities Journal Online News It is understood that in response to current problems such as the obvious inversion of domestic and international prices of some major agricultural products, huge agricultural product inventories, and low returns for farmers from farming, the state will carry out a series of reforms of the subsidy system and the way agricultural-related fiscal funds are invested during the 13th Five-Year Plan period.
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Risks of Two Rights mortgage loans clarified: Central bank stresses red line on arable land must not be breached
A relevant official of the People's Bank of China answers reporters' questions on issues related to the pilot program for rural Two Rights mortgage loans. Recently, the State Council issued the "Guiding Opinions on Carrying Out the Pilot Program for Mortgage Loans on Rural Contracted Land Management Rights and Farmers' Housing Property Rights," and decided that the People's Bank
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What are the four major chaotic phenomena of illegal occupation of arable land?
Using the form of "renting instead of expropriation" to enclose land, and then rapidly building factories and houses on arable land; under the pretext of developing ecological agriculture and high-efficiency agriculture, leasing arable land but actually using it to build factory buildings and factories; a small number of village officials even help do the villagers' work and become accomplices in illegal occupation of arable land
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China has identified more than 1.2 billion mu of unpolluted arable land
The China Geological Survey recently released the Report on the Geochemical Survey of Arable Land in China (2015). This is the first time China has carried out a "health check" on arable land nationwide. The report shows that China has identified 1.272 billion mu of unpolluted arable land, accounting for 91.
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China Never Has Too Much Arable Land, and More of It Gives Better Conditions for Raising Agricultural Competitiveness
The more arable land there is, the better the conditions for raising China's agricultural competitiveness, and the easier it is for farmers to specialize. The most effective way to protect arable land is not to rely on administrative orders, but to let market mechanisms play a greater regulatory role. Recently, national leaders prominently emphasized
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More than half of the large amount of land occupied by urban expansion is arable land
Dong Zuoji, Director of the Planning Department of the Ministry of Land and Resources, said today that over the years, urban outward expansion has indeed occupied a large amount of land. China's national condition is that there is not much arable land, and most of the areas where cities are located are plain regions, so more than half of the large amount of land occupied by urban expansion is arable land.
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Intensive Cultivation of Arable Land, Awakening Existing Land Resources
Editor's Note: Land is the most fundamental element for developing agricultural production. Making efficient use of land resources and strictly adhering to the red line for arable land are of great significance for safeguarding national food security, optimizing the agricultural industrial structure, and raising farmers' incomes. Many localities and reclamation areas have brought idle arable land into concentrated use, revitalized existing construction land, and reinvigorated land resources. As the national team of agriculture, agricultural reclamation has blazed trails and developed its own "style" in areas such as protecting arable land to boost agricultural production and revitalizing construction land to build industrial parks. Especially in cooperation between reclamation areas and local governments, not only have agricultural workers in the reclamation areas enjoyed the benefits, but surrounding farmers have also shared in the dividends brought by land generating "gold."
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Overall quality of China's arable land is low, with medium- and low-grade arable land accounting for 70 percent
A recent announcement from China's Ministry of Land and Resources states that, according to the ministry's survey and assessment data on the quality grades and distribution of arable land nationwide, the average quality grade of China's arable land is generally low, with medium- and low-grade arable land accounting for
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Over 40 percent of China's arable land is degraded, caused by long-term high-intensity overuse
On the 17th, the Ministry of Agriculture released the "Communique on the Quality Grades of National Arable Land," the first time China has graded and classified its arable land. According to the Communique, the quality grades of the nation's 1.826 billion mu of arable land (land data prior to the Second National Land Survey) are divided from high to low
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