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What protections does agricultural major disaster insurance offer? Building agricultural occupational disaster protection is imperative
Farmers themselves lack awareness of occupational safety, and when an accident happens they also lack occupational disaster insurance claims; afraid that the crops will not be harvested in time, they grit their teeth and keep farming despite illness and pain. Compared with other industries, is agriculture actually high-risk? Is there a legal basis to protect the occupational safety of those who work in farming?
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Why must the temporary corn purchase and storage policy be reformed?
In September 2015, the National Development and Reform Commission, the State Administration of Grain, the Ministry of Finance, the Agricultural Development Bank of China and other departments jointly issued the "Notice on Issues Concerning the State Temporary Storage and Purchase of Corn in Northeast China in 2015". In 2015, the state will continue to implement the temporary corn
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How can the muddled account of land transfer fees be clarified? Legislation is imperative
According to media reports, over the past 13 years, the total amount of land transfer fees has accumulated to nearly 20 trillion yuan, but grassroots officials revealed that exactly how much was collected and how it was used could only be clearly explained by the top leader of the department and the specific person handling it. This has given rise to various irregularities such as embezzlement and misappropriation, cost padding, and off-the-books circulation.
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People's Daily: The transformation of poverty alleviation and development is imperative
The triple overlap of regional, comprehensive and complex characteristics has added considerable difficulty to China's current poverty reduction work. Establishing files and cards for poverty alleviation targets, sending work teams to villages to provide assistance, and providing targeted assistance with one policy per household... Right now, precision poverty alleviation is in full swing in impoverished villages
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China's grain loss and waste is close to 6% of total annual output, making grain conservation imperative
In recent years, China's grain imports have surged, with the total approaching 6% of domestic production. Under the severe situation of safeguarding domestic food security, the grain loss and waste caused each year in China merely in off-the-table stages such as farmer household grain storage, warehousing and transportation, and processing is as high as
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Why is adjusting the grain purchase and storage policy imperative?
The current inversion of domestic and international grain prices has led to massive grain imports, while domestic production costs remain high; the room for protecting farmers' enthusiasm for growing grain simply by raising the minimum purchase price is getting smaller and smaller. Rationalizing the relationship between grain prices and the market has become a consensus, but the steps of adjustment should
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