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Ministry of Agriculture Advances the Building of Modern Agriculture Demonstration Zones and Rural Reform Pilot Zones
On May 4, it was learned from the Ministry of Agriculture that the Department of Industrial Policy and Regulation of the Ministry of Agriculture announced on April 30 the 2015 national policies and measures for deepening rural reform, developing modern agriculture and promoting increases in farmers' incomes, including support policies related to the building of modern agriculture demonstration zones and rural reform pilot zones.
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Guidance document on rural collective property rights system reform being drafted urgently by the Ministry of Agriculture
On May 4, it was learned from the Ministry of Agriculture that the Department of Industrial Policy and Regulations of the Ministry of Agriculture announced on April 30 the 2015 national policies and measures for deepening rural reform, developing modern agriculture, and promoting farmers' income growth. Regarding policies for advancing rural collective property rights system reform, the Ministry of Agriculture proposed to st
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How can the reform of farmers' housing property rights be advanced steadily? Chen Wensheng and others offer suggestions
Since the reform and opening up, rural China has undergone earth-shaking changes, but the urban-rural dual structure has not been fundamentally changed, and the trend of the widening urban-rural development gap, especially the income gap, has not been fundamentally reversed. The Third Plenary Session of the 18th Central Committee proposed to give farmers more property rights
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How Does Agricultural Information Reach Villages and Households? A Full Look at How Services Are Delivered on the Ground
Speaking of this village's "Yinong Information Service Station," Zhu Jinhong always has endless thanks to express, because every year he worried about how to sell the chickens his family raised. Last year, after posting information online through the station, within a few days, buyers from Shanghai and other places called one after another to place orders, and one Hangzhou
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Canton Fair: Traditional Agricultural Trade Landscape Accelerating Transformation
Reporters interviewing at the 117th China Import and Export Fair held in Guangzhou found that the domestic market for China's agricultural products is becoming increasingly active, more and more deeply processed agricultural products are being exported, and the traditional agricultural trade landscape at the Canton Fair is accelerating its transformation. As is well known
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How Can the Disposal Rights and Powers of Contracted Land Be Improved? Conditions, Reform Ideas and Paths
In 2013, the report of the Third Plenary Session of the 18th Central Committee, the "Decision of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China on Several Major Issues Concerning Comprehensively Deepening Reform," proposed for the first time granting farmers the rights and powers to mortgage and guarantee contracted management rights, launching reform to improve the disposal rights and powers of contracted land. In 2015, the No. 1 Central Document
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Information-to-village pilot program to cover all provinces nationwide next year
To accelerate the development of rural informatization, China will speed up the pilot program for bringing information to villages and households. The plan is to arrange about 10 new pilot provinces this year, cover all provinces next year, expand to more than 1/10 of counties in 2017, and strive to basically cover all counties and administrative villages by 2020.
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What is the difference between aged grain and deteriorated grain? Grain storage moves toward ecological transformation
Now the grain market supply is very abundant, and consumers can buy the finished grain they need on the market at any time. However, some consumers worry: could the grain circulating on the market be aged grain? Can grain quality and safety be fully guaranteed? Recently, the Economic Daily
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An In-Depth Analysis of the Direction of Agricultural Policy Transformation
That agriculture possesses inherent weaknesses is one of the main reasons many people cite for why agriculture must be protected. However, agricultural protection can at best mitigate the negative effects of agriculture's inherent weaknesses; it cannot eliminate them. From international experience, only the development of modern agriculture can make
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Agricultural reclamation reform document imminent, to promote establishment of modern agricultural enterprises
Dazhihui ASDAQ News Agency May 13 dispatch, an expert close to the Ministry of Agriculture told Dazhihui News Agency on Wednesday that the agricultural reclamation reform document has been in drafting for nearly three years, and the document's introduction is now approaching its window period; the reform direction involves establishing modern agricultural enterprise groups and promoting shareholding and group-based operation across the entire industrial chain.
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