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Why has the "eleventh consecutive increase" in grain output sparked debate?
China's grain output has increased for eleven consecutive years, resulting in a relative oversupply. This year's government work report proposed that grain output should be stabilized at over 1.1 trillion jin, a reduction from last year's actual output, which is a rare opportunity for adjusting the agricultural structure, carrying out farmland improvement and letting the land rest and recuperate.
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Confusion Over Agriculture Internet Plus Development Sparks Multi-Party Debate
A thousand readers have a thousand Hamlets in their hearts, and a thousand agricultural enterprises can voice a thousand ideas about Internet Plus. The former is a differentiated reader experience created by art, while the latter, to a certain extent, reflects the development process of Agriculture Internet Plus
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The "grain vs. fruit competing for land" issue needs to be re-examined from a different angle
Does the logic of competition for land between agricultural industries hold up? Yesterday I was still thinking about the non-grain use of land in fruit-growing areas, and today I heard the concept of "grain vs. fruit competing for land." Liujiagou Town in Penglai City, Shandong Province, has 61 villages and 30,000 people. Of the town's 60,000 mu of farmland, fruit trees cover about 30,000 mu, mainly apples, grapes and cherries. In terms of quantity, grain cultivation accounts for only half of the total farmland area, and more and more grain fields are being transferred through land circulation to local enterprises for fruit tree planting. This undoubtedly gives the impression of "grain vs. fruit competing for land." Through our research, we found that this view is open to question.
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How to view the current debate on China's agricultural path
The 2015 issue No. 5 of the journal Open Times ran a special feature on "China's Agricultural Development Path." Of the seven articles under this feature (including Yan Hairong's "Introduction to the Special Feature on 'China's Agricultural Development Path'"), two are restatements of views long since formed by the so-called "small peasant economy school," He Xuefeng and Huang Zongzhi
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Food security sparks heated debate: Experts warn of hidden concerns after twelve consecutive years of growth
China's grain production has enjoyed a bumper harvest for twelve consecutive years, with annual output reaching about 120 billion jin, but hidden concerns about food security will not be completely eliminated because of this, and one should think of danger in times of peace. Wang Julu, president of the China Well-off Society Construction Research Association, said at the event. At the China
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