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What growth dilemmas do new agricultural business formats face? An in-depth analysis by Half-Month Talk
At present, various new agricultural business formats such as urban leisure agriculture are growing vigorously. But in the course of their growth, as they become increasingly tightly integrated with factors such as capital, labor and land, some policy dilemmas have also emerged: some urban agriculture projects cannot obtain land-use quotas, so they directly start playing "edge-ball" games with land policy, or even use land illegally; some agricultural subsidy policies have poor "on-the-ground" results and provide insufficient support for the development of large-scale agriculture; some agricultural projects have accumulated a large amount of fixed assets on the land, yet these cannot become effective collateral and have become "dead assets" with no financing function. Under reform thinking, how should we respond to the "growth dilemmas" of new agricultural business formats?
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If silage corn is to grow, later-stage purchasing must keep up
In recent years, friends abroad would always ask me before returning home whether I needed them to bring back some milk powder. Six or seven years have passed since the melamine incident, and the national dairy industry is gradually recovering from the heavy blow. The dairy industry and the livestock industry are inextricably linked to agriculture, especially grain production.
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Grain prices fall and large-scale grain growers can only break even - do farmers still want to grow grain?
Grain prices have fallen, but do farmers still want to grow grain? A survey from Qing'an County, Heilongjiang Province. Large-scale grain growers can only break even, and enthusiasm for land transfer may be affected. On December 9, the Major Snow solar term had already passed, and northern Heilongjiang was freezing cold. A heavy snowfall from a few days earlier still lay thick in the fields, with stray bits of crop straw showing on top.
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Hidden food security concerns behind twelve consecutive years of grain output growth spark heated discussion among agricultural experts
China's grain production has achieved bumper harvests for twelve consecutive years, with annual output reaching about 120 billion jin, but hidden food security concerns will not be completely eliminated because of this, and one should think of danger in times of peace. Wang Julu, president of the China Well-off Society Construction Research Association, said here. At the national major grain-producing counties investment and innovation high-end forum held here and hosted by the China
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Northeast grain output hits a new high, with growth rate and contribution both ranking first nationwide
According to a announcement by the National Bureau of Statistics, the total grain output of the three provinces of Heilongjiang, Jilin and Liaoning hit a new high, becoming the region with the fastest grain growth and the largest contribution nationwide, further giving play to the important role of the "big granary" and the "stabilizer of the grain market." According to the National Bureau of Statistics
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Food security sparks heated debate: Experts warn of hidden concerns after twelve consecutive years of growth
China's grain production has enjoyed a bumper harvest for twelve consecutive years, with annual output reaching about 120 billion jin, but hidden concerns about food security will not be completely eliminated because of this, and one should think of danger in times of peace. Wang Julu, president of the China Well-off Society Construction Research Association, said at the event. At the China
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Why grain output achieved twelve consecutive increases, up 2.4% over the previous year
Food is the first necessity of the people. Without stable grain production capacity, there can be no food security in the true sense. Data released by the National Bureau of Statistics show that China's grain output has happily achieved "twelve consecutive increases," with the total national grain output in 2015 reaching 1242.87 billion jin, an increase of 2.4% over the previous
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Apples fed to chickens, fruit growers cut down trees: agricultural products in many places sell at low prices and are hard to sell
Agricultural products in many places are mired in the predicament of low prices and difficulty selling. This year, Chinese cabbage is only two or three mao per jin, not only three or four tenths cheaper than the same period last year, but also not selling at all well. I have been here for a long time, and surprisingly I have not sold a single head of cabbage. Li Chundong said. Shouguang, Shandong agricultural
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Grain harvest hits another record with 2.4% growth, Statistics Bureau: The central government attaches great importance to it
In 2015, grain across the country achieved another bumper harvest. Hou Rui, Senior Statistician of the Rural Department of the National Bureau of Statistics, interprets the grain production situation. Data on national grain production released by the National Bureau of Statistics show that in 2015 the country's total grain output was 621.435 million tons (1,242.87 billion jin), an increase of 14.408 million
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Breeding seedlings on demand: farmers can grow whatever they want to plant
In recent years, the state has strongly supported the development of the national seed industry, issuing multiple documents and formulating multiple policies to push the national seed industry toward takeoff, and the dominant position of enterprises has gradually been clarified and strengthened. Yet since the founding of our country, a very large portion of scientific research investment has been placed in research institutes
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