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Direct grain subsidy policy must not be implemented in a misguided way
Direct grain subsidies are subsidies given directly by the state treasury to farming households according to a certain subsidy standard and the actual grain planting area, in order to further promote grain production, protect comprehensive grain production capacity, mobilize farmers' enthusiasm for growing grain and increase farmers' income. For grain-growing farm
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Have the Grain Subsidies Arrived? A Clear Guide to the Payment Details
Editor's Note: For stabilizing grain and raising incomes, agricultural subsidy policy has played an indispensable role. However, as agriculture and rural areas undergo profound change, the effects and efficiency of a subsidy policy implemented for more than 10 years are diminishing, making adjustments and improvements urgently necessary. In response to current practical problems, this year the state is advancing
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What exactly lies behind the grain subsidies?
On August 9, an article on China Economic Net titled "Heilongjiang Grain Subsidy Chaos Draws Questions, Over a Thousand Rice Mills Forced to Suspend Production" reported on the implementation of the administrative measures for subsidies to rice processing and corn deep-processing enterprises in Heilongjiang Province that competitively purchase and process policy-oriented grain. After
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Grain subsidies hard to deliver: large-scale farmers entitled to 160 yuan per mu receive only 10 yuan
Large-scale grain-growing subsidy of 160 yuan, only 10 yuan actually received. To stabilize grain production and reduce the negative impact of rising costs on large-scale grain growers, Chongqing stipulates that large-scale growers with a grain-planting area of 50 to 100 mu can receive a subsidy of 160 yuan per mu; those with an area of over 100 mu receive 230 yuan per mu.
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Grain subsidy policy needs adjustment and improvement
In the "Government Work Report," Premier Li Keqiang discussed a series of policy measures to safeguard food security, which greatly encouraged and inspired Henan as a major grain-producing province. Wheat is China's main grain crop, and stabilizing wheat output largely means stabilizing
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The road to making potatoes a staple grain is not smooth; no new subsidies for now
The proposal to make potatoes a staple grain is currently only a departmental opinion of the Ministry of Agriculture, and has not been elevated to the national level or become a joint initiative of the National Food and Strategic Reserves Administration and other departments; many people have expressed confusion over the Ministry of Agriculture's hasty rewriting of the definition of staple grain. The road to making potatoes a staple grain
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Side Effects of Grain Price Support Purchasing and Storage Emerge, Experts Suggest Changing Subsidy Methods
Every year's No. 1 Central Document concerns agriculture, and this official way of attaching importance gives concrete expression to the Chinese notion that "food is the first necessity of the people." China has a large population, and food security has always been of paramount importance. Although there have been many consecutive years of bumper harvests, the state has not relaxed in the slightest on the grain issue.
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Modern agriculture hits a development bottleneck: grain growers receive 20 for growing grain, 160 for not growing it
Under the combined effect of multiple factors, China's main summer grain-producing areas achieved another bumper harvest this year, ushering in an 11th consecutive increase. Among them, new agricultural business entities represented by family farms, large grain-growing households, and grain production specialized cooperatives have become an important driving force behind the bumper grain harvest.
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Heilongjiang cooperative grain dryer tower subsidy policy is here
Heilongjiang cooperatives can receive subsidies for building grain dryer towers
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2016 Direct Grain Subsidy to Be Paid Before June 30
Don't Regret Missing It: 2016 Direct Grain Subsidy to Be Paid Before June 30
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