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What growth dilemmas do new agricultural business formats face? An in-depth analysis by Half-Month Talk
At present, various new agricultural business formats such as urban leisure agriculture are growing vigorously. But in the course of their growth, as they become increasingly tightly integrated with factors such as capital, labor and land, some policy dilemmas have also emerged: some urban agriculture projects cannot obtain land-use quotas, so they directly start playing "edge-ball" games with land policy, or even use land illegally; some agricultural subsidy policies have poor "on-the-ground" results and provide insufficient support for the development of large-scale agriculture; some agricultural projects have accumulated a large amount of fixed assets on the land, yet these cannot become effective collateral and have become "dead assets" with no financing function. Under reform thinking, how should we respond to the "growth dilemmas" of new agricultural business formats?
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Can the Food Dollar Replace the Petrodollar? An In-Depth Analysis
Recently, German-based American scholar William Engdahl, following "The Oil War: Oil Politics Determines the New World Order," published another book titled "The Food Crisis." William Engdahl believes that after the oil and subprime crises, the world's next crisis will be an agricultural product crisis triggered by food prices.
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How can urban modern agriculture be accelerated? The General Office of the Ministry of Agriculture issues guidelines
In order to thoroughly implement the deployment of the "National Modern Agriculture Development Plan (2011-2015)" on adhering to classified guidance, key breakthroughs, and phased progress, encouraging the suburbs of large and medium-sized cities to take the lead in achieving agricultural modernization, and to fully leverage the emergency support function of urban agriculture, the following
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An In-Depth Interpretation of New Trends and New Directions in World Agricultural Development
Looking at global agriculture, almost every country and region is committed to building modern agriculture. The difference is that developed countries focus more on seizing the commanding heights and striving to continue leading the trend of world agricultural development, while the vast number of developing countries are more likely to base themselves on their national conditions, learn from
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How effective is the agricultural water price reform? An in-depth interpretation of its implementation results
The current agricultural water price is generally set at a low standard with a low collection rate; farmers have no incentive to save water, and the water fees can hardly sustain the normal operation of irrigation and drainage projects. Carrying out agricultural water price reform is not simply about raising prices, but involves comprehensive reform in many aspects such as water rights allocation, price formation mechanisms, subsidies and incentives.
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What Exactly Is the Fate of the Small Peasant Economy? An In-Depth Interpretation
For thousands of years in China, although the social and economic forms have been impacted by primitive commodity economy, monetary economy and the powerful modern capitalist economy, they have never been able to break free from the model of the small peasant economy. As this economic model became entrenched, society also stagnated. It can
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What are the real problems in the agricultural inputs market? An in-depth interpretation from the internet perspective
E-commerce represents a challenge of conceptual innovation for traditional agricultural input enterprises, a challenge of market transformation, and an unprecedented opportunity. In particular, the mobile internet is rapidly changing the life and production methods in China's rural areas at a speed we cannot imagine
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An In-Depth Analysis of the Direction of Agricultural Policy Transformation
That agriculture possesses inherent weaknesses is one of the main reasons many people cite for why agriculture must be protected. However, agricultural protection can at best mitigate the negative effects of agriculture's inherent weaknesses; it cannot eliminate them. From international experience, only the development of modern agriculture can make
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An In-Depth Interpretation of the New Normal in China's Agricultural Development
The term "new normal" first originated as a concept put forward by Wall Street economists after the 2008 U.S. financial crisis, and its main manifestations were low growth and low employment rates. Since 2014, "new normal" has become the hottest topic in China, with all industries discussing the new normal together.
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Philosophical Reflection and In-Depth Analysis of Farmers' Land Tenure Rights
Land tenure rights are the structural relational rights through which farmers, as market economy subjects in economic and social operation, lawfully accept, use and benefit from, and exercise limited disposal and transfer of collectively owned land for a certain period through certain means. They have multiple functions of clear boundary demarcation, incentive and constraint, and optimization of resource allocation.
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