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Four Major Changes to Next Year's Agricultural Subsidies: Broader Scope of Beneficiaries
The Notice on Adjusting and Improving Policies Related to Comprehensive Agricultural Development Supporting the Development of Agricultural Industrialization, issued by the National Comprehensive Agricultural Development Office, explains the changes to agricultural subsidies for 2016. Among them, what changes have been made to the application for agricultural subsidies? For agricultural operators
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The amendment to the Electoral Law can mobilize the enthusiasm of the broad masses of farmers to participate in elections
CRI Online news (frontline reporting team): The much-watched draft amendment to China's Electoral Law was submitted to the National People's Congress for deliberation on the 8th. This revision of the law takes equality of persons, equality of regions and equality of ethnic groups as its principles, and will realize the election of people's congress deputies by urban and rural areas in the same proportion.
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Luoning County, Henan: Raising partridge chickens under the forest helps farmers broaden their path to prosperity
On September 2, Hu Yingmiao, chairman of the Wenshang Partridge Chicken Breeding Cooperative in Madian Town, Luoning County, observed the growth of partridge chickens. Hu Yingmiao began raising partridge chickens under the forest in 2011 and succeeded, and in May this year established the chicken breeding cooperative. At present, the cooperative's members have reached
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Chinese agriculture still has great prospects and broad development potential
At the Shenzhen Dameisha Innovation Forum on November 13, economist Li Yining said that one point in the figures released by the National Bureau of Statistics in the third quarter of this year that is very worth noting is that the output value of the tertiary industry has already accounted for 51% of China's GDP, which means China has already entered the transition period from industrialization to the post-industrial era.
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How Can Agriculture in Mountainous Areas Develop? Lessons and Insights from Home and Abroad
China is a country of many mountains, with mountainous areas accounting for nearly 70% of the national land area. How exactly should agriculture in mountainous areas (especially poor inland regions) develop? Carefully studying and summarizing the successful experiences of agricultural development in mountainous areas at home and abroad, especially in areas surrounding China, has
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Rural e-commerce strongly promoted by the State Council: 140 billion yuan invested over 5 years to expand rural broadband
On October 14, Premier Li Keqiang of the State Council presided over an executive meeting of the State Council, deciding to improve the compensation mechanism for universal broadband and telecommunications services in rural and remote areas to narrow the urban-rural digital divide; and deploying accelerated development of rural e-commerce to boost consumption and benefit people's livelihoods by expanding new business formats
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Imported grain enters the market while domestic grain goes into storage, with a huge price gap at home and abroad
This year China's summer grain achieved a twelfth consecutive bumper harvest. Last year, China's grain output remained stable above 1.2 trillion jin for two consecutive years. At the same time, grain imports exceeded the 100 million ton mark for the first time. In the first seven months of this year, 72.568 million tons of grain were imported, up 22.4% year on year. This has left many people puzzled
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Grassland agriculture development can draw on new models from abroad
As early as the Middle Ages, European agricultural production generally practiced the two-field system, that is, a simple system of rotating farmland between cultivation and fallow to regulate soil productivity. However, with the increase in Europe's population and the gradual depletion of land fertility, the two-field system could no
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Five Recommendations for Agricultural Informatization Construction Abroad
Guide: China's agriculture has long been in a state of underspecialization and insufficient mechanization, and such agricultural production directly leaves agricultural products uncompetitive in the market. Not only can information accessibility greatly improve the circulation of agricultural products for agriculture, it can also minimize
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Agricultural modernization must make the broad masses of farmers the biggest beneficiaries
During his inspection tour of Jiangsu, General Secretary Xi Jinping clearly pointed out that without agricultural modernization, without prosperous and strong rural areas, and without farmers living and working in contentment, a country's modernization is incomplete, not comprehensive, and not solid. He required Jiangsu to take the lead and set the direction in the synchronized development of the "four modernizations" and to be the first in the country to achieve agricultural modernization.
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