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Internet Plus Agriculture Is Not the Same as E-commerce Going to the Countryside
Over the past year, facing the blue ocean of the future, whether it is giants like Taobao and JD.com or newcomers like Ganje, from collectively painting walls to setting up service stations to opening e-commerce industrial parks, e-commerce companies have been rushing to the countryside to stake out their territory. Faced with this strong new trend, local governments everywhere also hope
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E-commerce going to the countryside must not just focus on spreading itself thin, but also on deep cultivation
This year's "Double 11", rural e-commerce has become a major new highlight. As farmers' income levels rise and living conditions improve, the massive rural consumer market of 600 million people is becoming increasingly attractive. The rural market with huge potential has become a battleground that businesses must contest. Prospects look promising
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Capital Going to the Countryside to Rent Land Becomes a Common Phenomenon, Central No. 1 Document Tightens Related Policies
At the start of 2013, will the Central No. 1 Document focus on the "three rural issues" for the tenth consecutive year? This possibility is gradually becoming a consensus. Since 2003, the documents discussed and approved at the Central Rural Work Conference have all become the Central No. 1 Document of the following year. Recently, a Caijing reporter learned from
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How Are Subsidies Provided for the Newly Added Categories Under the Home Appliances Going to the Countryside Program (Policy Interpretation)
The Home Appliances Going to the Countryside policy has issued new regulations: each province (autonomous region, municipality) may, in addition to the existing 9 categories of subsidized products, select one newly added category to include in the scope of the Home Appliances Going to the Countryside policy. To strengthen the management of locally and independently selected newly added categories under the Home Appliances Going to the Countryside program, the Ministry of Finance, the Ministry of Commerce,
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E-commerce going to the countryside needs deep and meticulous cultivation to yield results
On November 9, the General Office of the State Council published the "Guiding Opinions on Promoting the Accelerated Development of Rural E-commerce", comprehensively deploying and guiding the healthy and rapid development of rural e-commerce. The "Opinions" proposed that by 2020, a unified, open, orderly competitive, green and environmentally friendly rural e-commerce market system should be initially established.
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Inclusive Finance Listed as a Priority in Deepening Rural Reform: Funds Going Directly to the Fields
The financial problems that have long plagued rural areas may be on the verge of a solution with the arrival of the Internet Plus era. On November 2, the General Office of the CPC Central Committee and the General Office of the State Council issued the "Comprehensive Implementation Plan for Deepening Rural Reform," calling for accelerating innovation in the rural financial system and expanding
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Some capital going to the countryside changes agricultural land use, skating close to the line on land policy
In recent years, well-regulated urban capital going to the countryside has driven the transformation and upgrading of agriculture and improved quality and efficiency. At the same time, however, some capital-to-countryside projects have gone astray, skating close to the line on land policy. Under the guise of building agricultural ancillary facilities, they have changed the use and nature of farmland, facing not only considerable policy and legal risks but also latent conflicts of interest with farmers.
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What are farmers' new needs? Let's hear what farming households have to say
College graduates who go to the countryside to serve as village officials generally have a fire burning inside, but at first they may not be clear about what they can do at the grassroots level, because we are neither civil servants nor rural cadres. In July 2009, I first heard the title "college student village official"
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In China's grain sector, foreign goods are entering the market while domestic goods go into storage, with a huge price gap between domestic and international markets
Domestic production and inventories are growing, and imports are also climbing. All three are rising together - is there too much grain or too little? By our reporter Feng Hua. This year China's summer grain achieved a twelfth consecutive bumper harvest. Last year, China's grain production remained stable above 1.2 trillion jin for two consecutive years. At the same time, grain
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Renting Land in the Countryside to Grow Vegetables Becomes a New Urban Trend
In Hongguang Village, Sancha Town, Zunyi County, some farmland that was at risk of being left fallow was transferred by the government and then divided into small plots to rent to city people for growing vegetables. According to reports, this hands-on experience project is quite popular and has also boosted rural tourism. Ever since the "Happy Farm"
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