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How does the central government guide the transformation of agricultural development mode through fiscal policy?
Currently, China's agricultural development is facing tremendous changes and challenges. The "ceiling" capping effect on agricultural product prices is beginning to emerge, the squeeze from the rising "floor" of costs is becoming increasingly obvious, the "yellow line" of agricultural production and price subsidies is being approached, and the "red light" of resources and environment is beginning to flash. We have reached the stage where we must accelerate the transformation of agricultural development mode.
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The rural e-commerce market has enormous potential, but what challenges does rapid development face?
China's rural e-commerce is developing rapidly, and in 2015 the rural business of several e-commerce platforms grew at high speed. Through interviews at the grassroots level, reporters learned that the characteristic low prices of online shopping are attracting enthusiastic participation from farmers. As e-commerce enters rural areas, some agricultural products have not only increased
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How does supply-side structural reform get implemented? Local officials weigh in
Xu Shousheng, Secretary of the CPC Hunan Provincial Committee: Supply-side reform requires doing a good job of addition, subtraction, multiplication and division. In 2016 we must place supply-side structural reform in a more prominent position, and focus on doing a good job of "subtraction" and "division" as well as "addition" and "multiplication." Doing a good job of "subtraction" and "division" means reducing administrative interference in normal economic activity and lightening the burden on enterprises.
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How does agriculture chart its path in an era of high costs?
Right now, land transfer has become the hottest phrase in rural areas. According to incomplete statistics, in Gaoqing County, Shandong Province, the number of villages participating in land transfer has reached more than 500, accounting for 65% of the county's total villages. At the same time, transfer fees are also quietly changing, gradually becoming
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Is growing grain actually worth it? High grain yields do not equal higher farmer incomes
China's number one wheat county welcomes a twelfth consecutive summer grain increase, yet a major grain county is not equal to a strong agricultural county, and high grain yields are not equal to higher farmer incomes. Even when grain is grown to the utmost, farmers' incomes are still not high, and Hua County is not content to accept this. Sharply raising grain prices is unrealistic; to both stabilize grain and increase income, Hua County is exploring a path to comprehensively upgrade agricultural industrialization.
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