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How exactly does the sixth industry add value to agriculture?
How is the 1+2+3 addition done? Shifting from production-oriented to consumption-oriented, bringing the industrial chain and value chain into agriculture. How much benefit can one duck bring? In the eyes of Zhang Hongwei, a farmer in Luoshe Village, Nanchang County, a duck weighs about 6.5 jin when ready for market and can sell for 25-26 yuan. But at Jiangxi Huangshang
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What does the 800,000-ton increase in China's wheat imports mean?
China's wheat imports raised by 800,000 tons According to the July supply and demand report released by the USDA, U.S. wheat supply for 15/16 is projected to be raised by 58 million bushels, mainly due to upward revisions to beginning stocks and production. Ending stocks are raised by 28 million bushels to 842 million bushels, the highest since 10/11
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What opportunities and challenges does agriculture going global face?
The theme of my speech at this year's annual conference is that Chinese agriculture should go global. Why should Chinese agriculture go global? Let me start with the reasons. Everyone knows that our country's agriculture has been growing for more than ten years, and none of you here feel that our country's grain supply will be a problem.
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How does the beekeeping industry help farmers increase their income?
Editor's note: The beekeeping industry occupies a relatively important position in our national economy. It not only provides society with abundant bee products, but can also help farmers increase their income and become prosperous. At present, China raises about 6.5 million bee colonies, with an annual output of nearly 200,000 tons of honey, 1,500 tons of royal jelly, and 1,100 tons of pollen, all ranking first in the world's beekeeping industry. Honey and royal jelly are China's traditional export commodities. Annual honey exports exceed 100,000 tons, and royal jelly exceeds 900 tons, with export volumes ranking first in the world. Bee product exports earn more than 80 million US dollars in foreign exchange.
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How does the adjustment of agricultural subsidies affect the fertilizer distribution landscape?
This year, the Ministry of Finance and the Ministry of Agriculture jointly issued the "Guiding Opinions on Adjusting and Improving the Three Agricultural Subsidy Policies," deciding that starting from 2015, 20% of the funds from the comprehensive agricultural input subsidies allocated by the central government will be redirected to support moderate-scale grain farming. Key
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Deputy County Magistrate Resigns to Farm: Rural Areas Lack Talent, the Country Does Not Lack Civil Servants
Liu Tao introduces his red-fleshed kiwifruit planting base to visitors. A 34-year-old deputy county magistrate who graduated from Peking University has resigned to go into farming. After this news was reported by the media recently, it spread explosively across news media and WeChat Moments, and almost everyone was asking one question: exactly what
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Whose cheese does collective land entering the market really cut?
Collective land entering the market is not a new thing. Since the reform and opening up, the rise of township and village enterprises relied on land that was all collective land, in line with the 1988 "Land Administration Law" provision that "establishing township and village enterprises is permitted to use collectively owned land." But this law also clearly stipulated that "the right to use state-owned and collectively owned land may be transferred according to law. The specific measures for the transfer of land use rights shall be separately prescribed by the State Council." Two years later, the State Council promulgated the "Interim Regulations on the Granting and Transfer of State-owned Land Use Rights in Cities and Towns," but to this day it has not promulgated regulations on the transfer of collective land use rights. To be realistic, the existing legal system has basically blocked the routes and channels for "collective land entering the market." But according to Liu Shouying's research, in some developed coastal cities such as Nanhai District in Foshan, Guangdong, from the early 1990s the scope of collective land entering the market was not limited to "establishing township and village enterprises"; it was more used to build factory buildings for foreign-funded, joint-venture and private enterprises.
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Why does the pressure for cultivated land requisition-compensation balance in China keep increasing?
The "Land Remediation Blue Book: China Land Remediation Development Research Report No.2," jointly released by the Land Remediation Center of the Ministry of Land and Resources and the Social Sciences Academic Press, points out that for a long time, China's economic development has relied excessively on investment-driven growth and high resource consumption, and construction has
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What does governance-driven drought teach us
In recent years, field surveys have often revealed the "last mile" problem: the state invests trillions of yuan in rural areas every year, building large water conservancy facilities, roads connecting villages, rural libraries and agricultural technology service stations, providing farmers with infrastructure and public services
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The Internet Plus does not play favorites with the rich or the poor, adding momentum to rural development
A situation I learned about in Gansu Province these past few days while accompanying a State Council inspection team made me quite surprised. When the province reported to the inspection team on vigorously developing new industries and new business forms, it mentioned one thing: in 2014, the Gansu Provincial Government and Alibaba Group signed a strategic cooperation framework
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