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Meeting the urbanization targets of the 13th Five-Year Plan will be quite difficult
The issue of new-type urbanization remains a hot topic that the upcoming Fifth Plenary Session of the 18th CPC Central Committee will address. 21st Century Business Herald has learned that the Fifth Plenary Session of the 18th CPC Central Committee will discuss recommendations for the 13th Five-Year Plan, in which, apart from the relatively important gross domestic product (GDP) and indicators for the service sector and science and technology, how the urbanization targets are set will be fairly critical.
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Where does the difficulty for farmers in getting loans lie, and how can it be solved?
Since April last year, the central bank has repeatedly cut reserve requirements in a targeted way for the agriculture, rural areas and farmers sector, releasing liquidity that has reached a scale of one trillion yuan, which will play an important role in promoting the sustainable development of our country's agriculture, rural areas and farmers. However, although farmers' demand for loans is very strong, rural households are currently
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Soybean imports hit record highs repeatedly, why is domestic soybean mired in difficulty?
In recent months, China's soybean imports have repeatedly hit record highs. The high foreign dependence of soybeans has left domestic soybeans mired ever deeper in difficulty. In the first 8 months of this year, China imported a cumulative 52.39 million tons of soybeans, once again setting a record for the same period in history, of which soybeans from Brazil accounted for
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Don't let the difficulty of drying grain drag on unresolved and become a long-standing problem
Once again it is the season for harvesting rice and corn. Recently, photos of grain being dried on roads have appeared in the media again. Roads that were originally wide have become drying grounds, creating a relatively large traffic safety hazard. In recent years, as urbanization has accelerated and rural construction has advanced, farmers have moved
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Selling Grain Is Hard, Stacked on Top of Debt-Financed Farming: China's Grain Subsidies Are Less Than One-Tenth of Europe's and America's
Economic Observer reporter Jiang Yunzhang: Wheat is falling, corn is falling too. This year's grain prices are truly baffling! A bumper grain harvest is normally a happy occasion, but Liang Yukui (pseudonym), a large-scale grain farmer in the Yunan area of Henan Province, cannot bring himself to feel glad at all. In previous years, in response to
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Can the reform of the procurement and storage policy solve the grain collection dilemma?
Corn in crisis, wheat in crisis, rice in crisis. Recently, when people in the grain business occasionally got together, a certain trader could not help but adapt a scene from a TV drama to mock his current business predicament. Data shows that in 2014 the national grain output reached 607 million tons, while
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The difficulty in rural public cultural development lies in the contradiction between supply and demand
Rural public cultural development is an important part of building the rural governance system, yet it lags far behind the city and even behind rural economic development itself, and is incompatible with the overall advancement of rural social governance; among these issues, the contradiction and mismatch between the supply of and demand for public culture is a major difficulty.
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How to solve the difficulty of drying grain? The cooperative has a clever solution
It is autumn harvest again, and the problem of drying grain is once again placed before farmers. In order to dry grain, the roads have been draped in golden armor, which not only affects traffic but also poses relatively large safety hazards. What to do? Accelerating the construction of specialized agricultural cooperatives can be a way out. Scene one:
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How to Solve the Difficulty of Selling Grain? China Takes Multiple Measures to Safeguard Food Security and Farmers' Interests
BEIJING, Nov. 11 (China News Service) -- Reporter Ding Dong. As China's autumn grain harvest this year has once again been bumper, a twelfth consecutive year of grain output increase is now certain. Faced with a sharp increase in inventories and falling prices, how to prevent "cheap grain hurting farmers" has become a problem. The State Council executive meeting held on the 11th made clear
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Strictly investigate the issuing of IOUs to prevent farmers from having difficulty selling grain
Premier Li Keqiang of the State Council presided over an executive meeting of the State Council on November 11, at which measures were determined to stabilize grain production and increase income from grain cultivation, so as to safeguard food security and farmers' interests; to deploy consumption upgrading to promote industrial upgrading and cultivate new supply and new momentum to expand domestic demand
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