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2015 grain production welcomes a twelfth consecutive bumper harvest, the report card on agriculture, rural areas and farmers is released
The year 2015, which is about to turn over, leaves a vivid and significant mark in the history of our country's development of agriculture, rural areas and farmers. Agriculture and rural areas continue to maintain a sound development momentum, the year's grain production welcomes a twelfth consecutive bumper harvest, and continuous new breakthroughs are made in some fields, laying a solid foundation for the upcoming 13th Five-Year Plan
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How Can Rural Online Shoppers Defend Their Rights? It Is Time for Institutional Development
In the field of e-commerce development, rural areas have long been regarded as a huge market still waiting to be tapped. As the "Internet Plus" plan has been incorporated into the national strategy, rural e-commerce has received unprecedented attention. At the central level, the state has provided a favorable policy environment for the development of rural e-commerce in three areas: bringing broadband to villages, e-commerce and the express delivery industry; among e-commerce enterprises, giants such as Alibaba, JD.com and Suning have also been laying out their presence in the rural market. The rapid development of e-commerce in rural areas, on the one hand, lets farmers enjoy the convenience of "goods arriving at the click of a mouse", and on the other hand, is a move to fully tap the rural market and boost the total volume of social consumer demand.
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Urban work must be advanced together with work related to agriculture, rural areas and farmers
The Central Urban Work Conference was held in Beijing from December 20 to 21. Xi Jinping, General Secretary of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China, President of the State, and Chairman of the Central Military Commission; Li Keqiang, member of the Standing Committee of the Political Bureau of the CPC Central Committee and Premier of the State Council; Zhang Dejiang, member of the Standing Committee of the Political Bureau of the CPC Central Committee and Chairman of the Standing Committee of the National People's Congress
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Central Economic Work Conference convenes, agriculture, rural areas and farmers remain top priority
The annual Central Economic Work Conference was held in Beijing yesterday, and the much-anticipated deployment of economic work for 2016 will also emerge as a result. Although the conference is still ongoing and no communique has been released yet, the meeting held by the Political Bureau of the CPC Central Committee on the 14th has already set the tone for this conference, from which we can analyze some of the trends and development threads of China's economy in 2016.
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An Analysis of the Paradox of Rural Population Decline Amidst Expanding Area
As of 2014, China's urbanization rate had reached 54.7%, with a large rural population continuously migrating to cities. Theoretically, along with the outflow of population, villages should gradually shrink, but in reality, village size is expanding at an accelerated pace in a "pancake-spreading" and "crawling-along-roads" manner.
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Where are the key focus areas for the development of modern agriculture?
The 13th Five-Year Plan period is a critical period for China's agriculture to transition from traditional agriculture to modern agriculture. The development of China's modern agriculture must, in accordance with the new domestic and international situations and environments currently facing agricultural development, clearly define the goals and key tasks for agricultural development during the 13th Five-Year Plan period.
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Temporary Storage Price Cut: Why a Bumper Harvest Becomes a Worry for Farmers
In the Northeast production areas, the temporary storage corn purchase policy has been in effect for more than a month and a half. Data from the State Administration of Grain shows that as of December 10, cumulative temporary storage corn purchases in the Northeast production areas reached 31.9 million tons, including 5.14 million tons in Inner Mongolia, 690,000 tons in Liaoning, 680,000 tons in Jilin
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Why the way out for farmers should be in rural areas
Taking stock of the history of Chinese agriculture, it is truly a vast and sweeping epic. From ancient times to the present, agriculture has always been the top priority in China's development, and in every one of China's five-year plans today, agriculture is the most heavily emphasized part, with many support policies introduced. Over the years, assistance
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National Forum of Major Grain-Producing Counties: Let grain farmers benefit and let major producing areas not lose out
Among the 800 major grain-producing counties that account for nearly three-quarters of the country's total grain output, more than 100 are national-level poverty-stricken counties, with 36 million poor people. This shows that the phenomenon of "grain-finance inversion" between China's grain output and county-level fiscal capacity is already very obvious, and may bring hidden dangers to food security.
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Yu Jianrong: Internet Plus Agriculture Should Benefit Agriculture, Rural Areas and Farmers
Because of the inequality between rural e-commerce consumption and export sales, the dividends of e-commerce development have failed to benefit "agriculture, rural areas and farmers." Moreover, inequality also exists between internet oligopolies and small businesses, and rural e-commerce seems to be gradually becoming the new favorite of internet oligopolies. Therefore, the government should lead the construction of networked rural e-commerce platforms, form economies of scale, open up the channel market, and reduce transaction costs; break the unequal state between rural e-commerce consumption and export sales, and extend the dividends of e-commerce development to rural areas, agriculture and farmers. In the process of leading the construction of these platforms, the government should provide more services and less regulation.
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