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An Analysis of the Problems in Public Goods Provision in Rural Communities and the Countermeasures
From 2004 to 2013, the state issued ten consecutive No. 1 Central Documents themed on "agriculture, rural areas and farmers," in which the issue of rural public goods provision was mentioned many times, and the goal of building a new socialist countryside regarded the effective provision of rural public goods as key,
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Challenges and Opportunities Coexist under the New Dynamics of Rural Development
Editor's note: After more than 30 years of reform and opening up, China's rural development has achieved remarkable results. The urban-rural relationship has improved significantly, the total output of agricultural products has increased severalfold, a large rural population has moved to cities, and farmers' incomes have grown markedly. But economic development is always accompanied by problems that need to be solved continuously.
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Analysis of the Problems Existing in Current Rural Land Transfer
As the external environment in which the rural system operates changes, the land system can no longer meet the needs of rural development. The Third Plenary Session of the Seventeenth Central Committee adopted the "Decision of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China on Several Major Issues Concerning Promoting Rural Reform and Development." The Decision pointed out: in accordance with the principles of legality, voluntariness and compensation,
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Conditions for Making Potatoes a Staple Food Are Ripe, but Concerns Over Price Fluctuations Remain
At a seminar recently held by the Chinese Academy of Agricultural Sciences, advancing potatoes to become China's fourth-largest staple food crop was publicly proposed from a national strategic perspective for the first time, and it has also become a focus of heated public discussion in recent days. As of January 10, on Sina Weibo alone, views of the topic "potatoes become a staple food" had
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Why is the land system an advantage for China's future development?
Two days ago, when I was at a meeting in Wuhan with Teacher Wen, we also discussed this issue. Teacher Wen is indeed a good person, very tolerant; it does not matter if our views differ during discussion. For many issues, when looked at from different angles, the conclusions are completely different. My conclusion
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What are the main problems with chemical fertilizer application in China?
First, the amount of chemical fertilizer applied is still too large. In 2012, China's total agricultural chemical fertilizer application reached 58.39 million tons (pure nutrient basis, same below), accounting for about 1/3 of the world's total chemical fertilizer application, equal to the sum of the United States and India, and China has become the world's largest chemical fertilizer consuming country. China's average chemical fertilizer
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Grain imports will not increase substantially; the "China grain threat" theory does not exist
Bi Meijia, Chief Economist and Press Spokesperson of the Ministry of Agriculture, recently responded to the "China grain threat" theory, pointing out that imports of the three major grains - rice, wheat and corn - currently account for only 2.4% of domestic production, which is relatively low. In the future, it may be appropriate to import some varieties that are in short supply domestically
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High risk of sudden outbreaks of pests and diseases in late rice; the Ministry of Agriculture demands strict prevention and control
Since the beginning of autumn, temperatures in most of the middle and lower reaches of the Yangtze River, Jiangnan, and South China have been more than 1°C higher than normal. The "late autumn not cool" climate conditions are very favorable for the occurrence and damage of the "two migrations" pests of rice. Some double-cropping late rice in South China and Jiangnan and some single-cropping late rice in parts of the middle and lower reaches of the Yangtze River are at risk of sudden outbreaks
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Cotton farmer subsidies to be extended to the Yangtze and Yellow River regions, existing agricultural subsidies unchanged
The National Development and Reform Commission held a press conference on "the pilot reform of the cotton target price and market regulation." Zhou Wangjun, deputy director of the Price Department of the National Development and Reform Commission, said that cotton subsidies will be extended to the Yangtze and Yellow River production regions, and the existing agricultural subsidy policies will remain unchanged. When talking about
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Cotton farmer subsidies to be extended to the Yangtze and Yellow River production areas, existing agricultural subsidies unchanged
China.com Finance, September 22 - The National Development and Reform Commission today held a press conference on the cotton target price reform pilot and market regulation. Zhou Wangjun, deputy director of the Price Department of the National Development and Reform Commission, said that cotton subsidies will be extended to the Yangtze and Yellow River production areas, and the original agricultural subsidy policies
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