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How can we fundamentally cure the problem of cheap grain hurting farmers? A new prescription is needed
Recently, corn prices in some places have fallen sharply, and some farmers' income from selling grain has thus decreased. "Cheap grain hurting farmers" has once again become a focus of social attention. To fundamentally cure this old problem of cheap grain hurting farmers, we should apply a market-oriented and international perspective and prescribe targeted new remedies.
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Does e-commerce save farmers, or do farmers save e-commerce?
Fundamentally speaking, e-commerce and farmers should grow together, making production more scientific, circulation more efficient, and food safer. Both e-commerce and farmers should do their best. During the Mid-Autumn Festival and National Day, the couriers at the entrance of the residential compound remain busy as ever. Among them, besides those companies dedicated to logistics
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Aquatic product quality assurance is fundamental to development and growth
September and October mark the best season to savor seafood. During this time of transition between summer and autumn, seafood catches are abundant, seafood varieties are numerous, chrysanthemums are fragrant and crabs are plump, and the flavors are delicious, making one's mouth water. Over the past 10-plus years, China's fishery economy has maintained rapid growth, and in less than
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Mechanization is the only fundamental way forward for rapeseed production
The fundamental way forward for rapeseed production lies in mechanization - this is the broad consensus of agricultural machinery and agronomy experts at the Rapeseed Production Mechanization Technology Seminar. On August 11, the Rapeseed Production Mechanization Technology Seminar was held in Beijing. At the meeting, results were released from rapeseed main production areas in 4 provinces of our country
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The fundamental driving force behind the transformation of agricultural development is innovation.
Premier Li Keqiang of the State Council presided over an executive meeting of the State Council on the 22nd, deploying efforts to accelerate the transformation of agricultural development and take a path of safe, efficient and green development. At present, China's agricultural development faces a very severe situation, with serious damage to agricultural resources and the environment, scarce water and land
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Organic farming is about more than just growing vegetables; building ecological trust is fundamental
Every week, Fujita, a Japanese housewife living in Beijing, receives a home-delivered box of organic vegetables, though she has always felt these vegetables taste far better than ordinary vegetables sold on the market. But it was not until she visited the production base of these vegetables herself that she
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Analysis of China's Food Security Situation: Supply and Demand Fundamentally Balanced
The total net imports of the three major staple grains last year were around 19 million tonnes, and the total for the first seven months of this year has already reached 11.439 million tonnes. Moreover, after corn entered its "first full year of imports" in 2011, China is also expected to surpass Egypt this year to become the world's largest wheat importer.
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What to do when agricultural products are hard to sell? The fundamental way out lies in the market
Along with the continuous development of the market economy and the growing sophistication of information dissemination, news of various agricultural products being hard to sell in all regions has frequently appeared in the media, and even the suburbs of the capital are not immune. This year's autumn harvest season saw grapes, apples, jujubes and other fruits in the suburbs of Beijing experiencing difficulties in selling to varying degrees,
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Cultivated land is fundamental to safeguarding national food security.
Who decides on land transfer, what scale of land operation is appropriate, how to guide the "non-grain" use of cultivated land, and how to view the boom of industrial and commercial capital going to the countryside How to make land "circulate" At present, land transfer is showing a trend of accelerated development across the country. As of the end of 2013, the national contracted cultivated land transfer area was 340 million mu, 3.1 times that at the end of 2008, and the transfer ratio reached 26%, 17.1 percentage points higher than at the end of 2008. There were more than 2.87 million specialized large households with an operating area of more than 50 mu, and more than 870,000 family farms.
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Why abolishing the agricultural household registration is a fundamental element of civilization
First, abolishing peasant status is the starting point for all other subsequent reforms. Without the legally mandated differences in national identity, it becomes possible to strive for equality in other civil rights. In a civilized country, the law cannot a priori prescribe different identities and rights for different people.
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