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Imbalances in meat supply and demand can be adjusted through processing innovation
For a long time, "cheap meat hurts farmers, expensive meat hurts consumers" has plagued the breeding industry. Between declines and rises, the interests of all parties refuse to yield to one another, and the result is often that there is no absolute winner. And in the maze of "wild swings," most practitioners find it difficult to find a clear
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How to Scientifically View the Tight-Balance Regulation of Agricultural Product Supply and Demand
Research on the current agricultural situation often cannot avoid judgments about the supply and demand situation of agricultural products. A relatively popular judgment is that the supply and demand of grain or major agricultural products in China is currently in a state of tight balance, and that this tight balance will become the norm or the new normal. We believe
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Why agricultural product price reform must be coordinated and balanced
The inversion phenomenon in China's grain market is prominent, agricultural product price subsidies are already close to the upper limit of the WTO's Amber Box subsidy rules, and market-supporting purchases are becoming increasingly difficult to sustain. Adjusting grain purchase prices can neither simply reduce fiscal subsidies and directly require domestic bulk agricultural product prices to align with
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How can the "vegetable basket" be developed to achieve balanced supply?
In recent years, all localities have made coordinated efforts to advance a new round of "vegetable basket" development, promoting stable production growth, an increasingly rich variety of products, steadily improving quality, and a continuously improving market system, generally safeguarding vegetable supply and market stability. However, with the development of urbanization, all localities are also facing considerable pressure in
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Why does the pressure for cultivated land requisition-compensation balance in China keep increasing?
The "Land Remediation Blue Book: China Land Remediation Development Research Report No.2," jointly released by the Land Remediation Center of the Ministry of Land and Resources and the Social Sciences Academic Press, points out that for a long time, China's economic development has relied excessively on investment-driven growth and high resource consumption, and construction has
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How to balance pollution prevention and control with industrial development
The prevention and control of livestock and poultry pollution and industrial development form a process of continuous balancing and coordination; in handling this process, neither side can be neglected. All localities must take their actual conditions into account, neither allowing pollution prevention and control to affect industrial development, nor allowing the expansion of livestock farming to damage the building of a beautiful countryside.
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Balancing cultivated land occupation and compensation cannot be judged by numbers alone; quality matters just as much
Due to the long-accumulated impulse and inertia toward extensive land use, combined with multiple causes such as incomplete institutions, imperfect mechanisms and loopholes in supervision, the balance of occupation and compensation has been distorted in some places, even turning into a numbers game, making it hard to guarantee grain output,
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Balancing Cultivated Land Occupation and Compensation and Rural Land Management: Advance in a Standardized and Orderly Manner in Accordance with the Law and Regulations
Xi Jinping Issues Important Instructions on Doing a Good Job in Cultivated Land Protection and Rural Land Transfer Xinhua News Agency, Beijing, May 26 (dispatch) General Secretary of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China, President of the People's Republic of China, and Chairman of the Central Military Commission Xi Jinping recently issued important instructions on cultivated land protection work. He stressed that cultivated land
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Agricultural product market regulation must make good use of the concept of tight balance
Marketization is the soul of agricultural modernization. To understand agricultural modernization under the new normal, we can approach it from the perspective of marketization. In the 1950s and 1960s, agricultural modernization was summarized as mechanization, electrification, water conservancy and chemicalization, which was agricultural modernization in the traditional sense.
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How Part-Time Farming Achieves Self-Balance for Peasant Families
I. This time, going back to my hometown for the Chinese New Year, several new buildings had appeared in the village. The young people are all working away from home, so the heavy responsibility of building houses naturally falls to the elderly. I could not help but marvel at how busy the rural elderly can be: not only farming and looking after children, but also building houses. In almost every household in the village
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