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300 million farmers with no connection to land must be taken seriously; the land system requires long-term planning
■Everyone must remember that we have 300 million farmers with no connection to land, and this is a terrifying number. Last year's latest data shows that the total number of landless farmers has now reached 112 million, and adding the 200 million people born after 1994 who were never allocated land in the first place
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How can small town development achieve the shift from quantity to quality?
China Economic Times News: Since the reform and opening up, with the rapid growth of the national economy and the continuous deepening of rural reform, China's small towns have developed rapidly and achieved results that have attracted worldwide attention. By the end of 2008, China had 34,301 small towns,
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Slow Sales of Corn Leave Farmers Anxious, Highlighting the Difficulty of Selling Grain
Why is such beautiful corn not being bought by anyone? A reporter went deep into rural areas of the northern Huang-Huai Plain for interviews and saw many farmers looking sorrowful and helpless in front of corn covering the ground and filling their homes. This year the price of corn is too low; now it can only sell for six or seven jiao per jin. In Fuli Ji Town, Suzhou, Anhui
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Farmers also have significant wealth management needs, and the rural wealth management market deserves attention
In recent years, with the successive implementation and continuous introduction of various agricultural benefit policies in our country, farmers' incomes have continued to grow, and the demand for rural wealth management services has also continued to expand. However, farmers pay more attention to income growth while often neglecting the preservation and appreciation of income, and they pay insufficient attention to wealth management.
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2015 Autumn Grain Harvest Approaching: Manage Well to Boost Yields
Editor's note: Due to the abnormal climate this year, with drought and little rain early on and continuous rain later, the seedling conditions of autumn grain crops, especially dryland grain crops, vary greatly, making crop management considerably more difficult, creating conditions for the occurrence of pests and diseases, and proving rather unfavorable to crop growth. In response
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Rural land corruption deserves close attention
During recent interviews and field research in Tong'an, Haicang and other areas of Xiamen, reporters found that as rural land resources continue to appreciate, corruption among grassroots rural cadres characterized by embezzling rural collective land rights and interests for profit has become prominent and deserves attention. In the process of land requisition, using collective land
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The inversion of grain and finance threatens food security and should be taken seriously
A research report by the China Well-off Society Construction Research Association states that among China's 800 major grain-producing counties, which account for nearly three-quarters of the national total grain output, more than 100 are national-level poverty-stricken counties, with a poor population of 36 million. The phenomenon of the inversion of grain output and county-level financial strength, known as "inversion of grain and finance," is very obvious
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Three Types of Fertilizer Will Become Market Favorites, Worth Growers' Attention
According to a recent forecast by the agricultural materials department, 3 types of fertilizer will sell well on the market in the future. First, special-purpose fertilizer for vegetables and fruits. The prices of China's bulk agricultural products such as rice, wheat, corn and soybeans are currently 10%-70% higher than those on the international market, and their competitiveness in the international market is weak.
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Serious "non-grain" phenomenon in land transfers draws attention
The logical endpoint of capital going to the countryside, paying land rent costs and transferring land, is increasingly serious non-grain operation. On July 14, the Shaanxi Survey Office of the National Bureau of Statistics released survey results showing that the non-grain phenomenon in transferred land in Shaanxi Province is serious, with only 16.7% of land transferred to households growing
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After the China-Australia Free Trade Agreement was signed, the agricultural sector became a hot spot for capital
According to the preliminary agreement reached in the negotiations on the China-Australia Free Trade Agreement, the China-Australia Free Trade Area agreement will reduce each side's market access barriers. Australia's greatest concern in the free trade agreement is the access of its agricultural products to the Chinese market. China's
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