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Where is the golden key to integrated urban-rural development
Coordinating urban and rural development plays a typically social, public and foundational role in overall social development. To achieve integrated urban-rural development, the most critical thing is to promote the equal exchange of urban and rural factors and realize the balanced allocation of urban and rural public resources. Strengthen the equal exchange of factors
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China's Grain Output Rises Year After Year, Yet Supply and Demand Remain Tight: How Much Room Is There to Raise Yields Per Unit Area?
At present, the national winter wheat autumn sowing is drawing to a close. China's wheat has enjoyed bumper harvests for many consecutive years, yet stable development still faces some weak links. Under the rigid constraints of land and water resources, declining comparative returns from planting, and the impact of the international market, how can China's wheat achieve stable production and increased output?
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Where exactly is the frontier of modern agricultural innovation?
Agriculture, with its infinite imaginative space, has become the "last cake" waiting to be developed in the hearts of people who have already adapted to industrial civilization. It is unclear when it began, but agriculture was pushed to the forefront of commercial fashion, and a few thin fields back in the old hometown became the object of envy among relatives and friends. In an instant
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After a bumper harvest, farmers still face three worries
This year, grain production in Linyi County, Shandong Province, is encouraging. The average summer wheat yield per unit area was 584.7 kg, with a total output of 496,000 tons, achieving a "twelfth consecutive increase" in summer grain production. The autumn corn yield is expected to average 609.5 kg per unit area, with a total output of about 517,000 tons. Linyi County's total annual grain output
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China's Arable Land Quality Is Worrying, with Insufficient Inherent Soil Fertility
Arable land is the foundation of agriculture. Judging from a survey conducted by a China Economic Times reporter over more than half a month, at present, China's arable land has both a quantity problem and a quality problem. First, in terms of quantity, China's arable land area is 1.826 billion mu, less than 1.4 mu per capita, only
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Adhere to the principle of market pricing and accelerate the improvement of the agricultural futures market
Cheng Guoqiang, a researcher at the Development Research Center of the State Council, said on the 18th at the "2014 Zhengzhou Agricultural Products (Cotton) Futures Forum" held by the Zhengzhou Commodity Exchange that a series of new problems and new contradictions in the temporary purchase and storage policy for agricultural products are gradually emerging, especially when the domestic and international environment has
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Basic Principles That Must Be Accurately Grasped in Land Transfer
This website reports: Guiding the orderly transfer of rural land and developing appropriately scaled operations is a major policy measure for building a new type of agricultural management system and developing modern agriculture. This issue concerns the vital interests of hundreds of millions of farmers, relates to the consolidation and
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Growing japonica rice with more confidence, where does our confidence come from?
"Old Li, for the one-season late japonica Yongyou 12, the 1000-grain weight is more than 23 grams, right?" At the "Hunan Province New Japonica Rice Variety Field Observation Meeting" held on October 14, Liu Nianxi, member of the Party Leadership Group of the Hunan Provincial Agricultural Commission and chief agronomist, casually pulled up a rice ear, weighed the grains in his hand, and shouted to
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Where should people-centered urbanization draw its strength from?
According to media reports, with the convening of the first meeting of the inter-ministerial joint conference on advancing new-type urbanization, the "Plan for Adjusting the Criteria for Classifying City Sizes" and other measures will enter the implementation stage. The new city-size standards disclosed in the reports differ both from the wording in the abolished 1989 "City Planning Law"
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Why must land reform adhere to the market-oriented direction?
Editor's note: The goal of establishing a unified urban-rural market for construction land is unshakable. In particular, we must do a good job of the major undertaking of allowing rural collective operational construction land to be transferred, leased, and used as equity shares, and implementing entry into the market on equal terms with state-owned land and equal rights at equal prices. Land is no small matter, and needle
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