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Central Document No. 1 Sets Out Seven Areas of Agricultural Reform
The 2015 Central Document No. 1, "Several Opinions on Stepping Up Reform and Innovation and Accelerating Agricultural Modernization," was issued recently. The document states that this year's agriculture and rural work must follow the overall requirements of stabilizing grain production and increasing incomes, improving quality and efficiency, and pursuing innovation-driven development, and must continue to comprehensively deepen
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Central Document No. 1 Does Not Intend to Spur Rural Real Estate Demand
Not long ago, a report titled "No. 1 Document Expected to Spur Rural Real Estate Market Demand" attracted considerable attention. An expert said in a media interview that after the reform of the rural collective property rights system, new demand in the rural real estate market could be stimulated, moderately easing the currently sluggish urban real estate market.
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Two Major Weaknesses in Chinese Agriculture Need Urgent Solutions
The introductory section of the No. 1 Central Document points out some major trend-related issues facing Chinese agriculture in the future. Among them, I think two aspects deserve the most attention: First, domestic agricultural production costs are rising rapidly, and the prices of bulk agricultural products are generally higher than those on the international market. How to innovate agricultural support and protection policies and improve agricultural competitiveness under the "double squeeze" is a major test we must face; Second, China's agricultural resources are scarce, overdeveloped, and increasingly polluted. How to ensure the effective supply of agricultural products and quality safety under hard resource and environmental constraints, and enhance the capacity for sustainable agricultural development, is a major challenge we must meet.
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Rural Land System Reform Becomes a Focus of the Central Committee of the Revolutionary Committee of the Chinese Kuomintang's Proposals
Xiu Fujin, vice chairman of the Central Committee of the Revolutionary Committee of the Chinese Kuomintang, revealed on February 28 that at this year's National People's Congress and National Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference sessions, the Central Committee of the Revolutionary Committee of the Chinese Kuomintang submitted a total of 36 proposals, 4 of which directly address legal construction issues in rural land system reform. In the "Proposal on Improving Relevant Laws in the Confirmation of Rural Land Contractual Management Rights in China," the Central Committee of the Revolutionary Committee of the Chinese Kuomintang
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The key to rural land transfer lies in guidance
The 2015 Central Document No. 1 and the government work report of this session of the National People's Congress both treat rural land transfer as an important part of deepening rural reform at present, and explicitly propose guiding standardized and orderly rural land transfer, actively developing appropriate-scale operations, and raising the degree of agricultural organization
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Central government allocates 250 million yuan in agricultural production disaster relief funds
Since the beginning of winter, 8 provinces (regions) including Inner Mongolia, Tibet, Gansu, Qinghai, Ningxia, Xinjiang, Sichuan and Yunnan have been widely affected by snowfall and temperature drops, with serious shortages of forage and feed, bringing adverse effects on livestock production and herders' lives, and the situation for combating disasters and protecting livestock is very severe
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Analysis of the Development Trends of Agricultural Product Trade Under the New Normal
The 2015 Central Document No. 1 focused on agriculture, rural areas and farmers for the 12th consecutive year, highlighting "sustainability" and sending a clear signal for the development of modern agriculture. China is a country with a large population, and food security is no small matter; the issues of agriculture, rural areas and farmers have always been closely watched by the top leadership. How can we ensure that Chinese people have enough to eat?
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Nationwide centralized seedling-raising area for early rice expanded by more than 4 million mu this year compared with last year
Ministry of Agriculture agricultural situation monitoring shows that this year the nationwide centralized seedling-raising area for early rice reached more than 26 million mu, an expansion of more than 4 million mu compared with last year. Among this, Hunan's centralized seedling-raising area for early rice reached more than 11 million mu, an increase of 1 million mu over last year. Jiangxi's centralized seedling-raising area was 7 million mu, an increase of
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Early Rice Seedling Raising Nearly 80% Complete, Centralized Seedling Raising Steadily Expanding
Since late February, the South China and Jiangnan regions of China have successively entered the early rice seedling raising and transplanting period from south to north. According to the agricultural situation monitoring of the Ministry of Agriculture, the intended planting area of early rice this year is expected to be over 87 million mu, an increase of over 300,000 mu compared with the previous year. Recently, the Ministry of Agriculture conducted a monitoring and analysis of early rice production.
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Central government allocates 143.4 billion yuan in agricultural input subsidies, with priority tilted toward new-type operators
China News Service, April 7 (Xinhua) - According to the website of the Ministry of Agriculture, the Ministry of Finance and the Ministry of Agriculture recently allocated 143.4 billion yuan under three funding programs: comprehensive agricultural input subsidies, direct subsidies to grain farmers, and crop improved seed subsidies, and required that 20% of the funds be adjusted and set aside from the comprehensive agricultural input subsidy funds allocated by the central government
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