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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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Rural e-commerce faces the dilemma of logistics losses reaching 30% and lagging support services
Logistics losses for agricultural products reach 30%; chaos abounds in the training segment; support is crippled: entrepreneurship has a path, but implementation has no door. Reporters from Economic Information Daily recently conducted surveys in some rural areas of Jiangsu, Hubei, Guangxi, Hainan and other places and learned that at present, rural e-commerce plays an important role in
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Selling Grain Once Requires a 500-Yuan Kickback, Grain Production and Marketing Trapped in a Dilemma
Xinhua News Agency, Zhengzhou, Nov. 12 (Reporter Zhang Xingjun) A reporter's continuous tracking interviews along Henan and other places found that from the start of summer grain purchasing to the concentrated listing of autumn grain, due to consecutive years of bumper grain harvests, the continuous one-way rise in the minimum purchase price, and high state-owned inventories, the phenomenon of difficulty in selling grain has begun to emerge
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Why Is Targeted Poverty Alleviation Awkward? An Explanation of the Causes of Practical Dilemmas
In July and August 2012, the author went to Changwu, Shaanxi, specifically to investigate poverty alleviation work. One impression at the time was that the requirement set by the central poverty alleviation department that 70% of poverty alleviation funds be used for industrial poverty alleviation was a one-size-fits-all policy that failed to take local realities into account, and this policy
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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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Corn procurement and storage price falls 10% from last year, the dilemma of cheap grain hurting farmers awaits resolution
"When sowing, we hoped for a good harvest, but after the autumn harvest, we often fear that grain prices won't rise and we won't get a good price, wasting a whole year's work." A farmer in Rizhao, Shandong, told the China Industry and Economy News reporter.
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The agricultural product processing industry is the key fulcrum for breaking through the transformation dilemma
The agricultural product processing industry naturally possesses the characteristics of industrial-social integration, such as the value exchange between industry and agriculture, between urban and rural industries and resources. Its development process is both a process of agricultural industrialization, informatization and the application of new technologies and new capital, and a process for rural areas and farmers to share the fruits of urbanization and industrialization
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How to Break the Dilemma of the "Three Simultaneous Increases" in Grain
The strange phenomenon of the simultaneous increase in China's grain production, imports, and stockpiles has not only caused serious unsold surpluses of domestically produced grain, but also, under the impact of cheap imported grain, has kept national grain stockpiles persistently high. In the short term, this obstructs domestic grain circulation and increases pressure on fiscal spending.
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The Dilemma of Major Grain-Producing Counties: "Others Eat, We Subsidize"
Years of consecutive grain output increases have not dispelled the worries of major grain-producing counties. A recent survey by Economic Information Daily reporters in three major grain-producing counties (cities) in Hunan - Xiangxiang City, Taojiang County and Taoyuan County - found that major grain-producing areas are generally facing difficulties such as fiscal strain, diminishing incentives for grain production, and rapid deterioration of the agricultural ecological environment. Officials in charge of grain production in major grain-producing counties (cities) said the current model of promoting grain production through over-reliance on "administrative coercion" is no longer sustainable, and major grain-producing counties (districts) generally lack internal motivation. The reason some places still keep the "major grain-producing county" label is merely a sense of "honor." If this situation is not changed, grain production could face "big problems" in the coming years.
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The fruit unsalable dilemma: can Internet Plus turn it around
This year is a big year for Shanghai-grown fruit to go online. Fruit from some orchards has opened shops on Yiguo.com and several other well-known e-commerce websites, the Malu "Chuanlun" brand organic grapes have opened a flagship store on Tmall, products of the "Taoyong Peach Industry Professional Cooperative" have gone onto Yihaodian, and Songjiang Cangqiao crystal pears have entered the "Disanxian" e-commerce platform.
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