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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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Safeguarding Food Security: Eating Enough and Eating Well
The Rome Declaration and Plan of Action adopted at the Second World Food Summit in November 1996 stated the following: only when all people at all times have physical and economic access to sufficient, safe and nutritious food to meet their dietary needs and food preferences for an active and healthy life is food security achieved.
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Farmers busy building granaries to store grain, safeguarding every single grain
The reporter recently went to the rural areas of Pingdu County, Shandong, for an interview, and everywhere could see farmers drying grain on the roads, with vehicles coming and going driving over the roads covered with grain, leaving clouds of dust in their wake. Local farmers told the reporter that there is now a lack of drying grounds in rural areas, so they have no choice
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Protecting Traditional Villages Also Means Safeguarding Our Spiritual Homeland
The protection of China's traditional villages is drawing great attention from the state. A reporter recently learned from the Ministry of Finance that the central government will invest more than 10 billion yuan over a period of 3 years to advance the protection of traditional villages. The diversity of our Chinese nation's culture lies in the countryside, and the roots of that culture lie in
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How can grain be kept fresh in storage while safeguarding quantity, quality and ecological security?
At present, China's grain reserves have developed from the single-minded pursuit of quantity security to taking into account both quality security and ecological security. The greatest potential for safeguarding stored grain security lies in science and technology, and the fundamental path also lies in science and technology. The National Food Administration recently held the National Grain Science and Technology Innovation Conference and released
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Adhere to safeguarding national food security as the primary task
The Central Rural Work Conference was held in Beijing from the 22nd to the 23rd. The conference reviewed the agricultural and rural work of 2014, studied major measures for advancing agricultural modernization through reform and innovation, and comprehensively deployed agricultural and rural work for next year and the period ahead. Political Bureau of the CPC Central Committee
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Ratoon rice becomes a technical reserve for safeguarding food security
Years of practice have shown that ratoon rice is a resource-saving and highly efficient rice cropping system, conducive to raising the comprehensive production capacity of paddy fields and increasing the multiple cropping index of paddy fields. In recent years, Youxi County, Fujian Province, has planted nearly 100,000 mu of ratoon rice annually, with an average main crop yield of 6
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Food safety safeguarded by science and technology
At the National Agricultural Product Quality and Safety Supervision Work Conference on January 22, 2015, Jiang Jincheng, Su Qingyun and Liu Ying from grassroots agricultural product inspection and testing stations received the National May 1 Labor Medal issued by the All-China Federation of Trade Unions, and three other inspectors also from the grassroots, Xu
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Sustainable use of black soil is key to safeguarding China's food security
In May 2014, the Population, Resources and Environment Committee of the National Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference formed a special research group and conducted on-site research in Jilin and Heilongjiang provinces on the issue of black soil protection. The research group believed that protecting China's precious black soil brooks no delay, and vigorous measures must be taken to ensure the sustainable use of black soil and provide strong support for China's food security. Recommendations:
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Officials bear lifelong responsibility for guarding the ecological red line
Only officials who conscientiously fulfill their duties of ecological and resource protection and create a sound production and living environment can leave behind a lifelong record of achievement. Recently, the General Office of the CPC Central Committee and the General Office of the State Council issued the "Measures for Holding Party and Government Leading Officials Accountable for Ecological and Environmental Damage (for Trial Implementation)", which clearly designates party and government officials, including members of local party committee leadership, as targets of accountability.
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