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Thoughts and Suggestions on the Coordinated Development of Agricultural Industrialization and Rural Urbanization
At present, China has entered a new period of economic development. In promoting the development of agriculture, rural areas and farmers, agricultural industrialization is the direct driving force of rural urbanization. Rural urbanization is the spatial carrier of agricultural industrialization. The two influence, interact with and develop alongside each other, and have become the two main engines of China's rural economic development.
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NDRC Accelerates the Comprehensive Utilization of Crop Straw to Promote Industrial Development
Notice on Further Accelerating the Comprehensive Utilization of Crop Straw and the Prohibition of Open Burning Fa Gai Huan Zi [2015] No. 2651 Development and Reform Commissions (Economic and Information Commissions), Finance Departments (Bureaus), and Agriculture (Animal Husbandry, Rural Economy) Departments (Commissions, Bureaus) of Provinces, Autonomous Regions, Municipalities Directly under the Central Government, and Cities with Independent Planning Status
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How can agricultural industrialization develop? The Ministry of Finance issues a document to promote it
Editor's note: This column is compiled from the content of the finance sub-column of "Evening First Information" on China Radio International's Global Information Channel, with Lai Jianing as the program editor-in-chief. Every day, the program selects the most noteworthy news from the massive amount of global financial information and reports
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Agricultural industrialization must not breach the boundaries of sustainable development
Exactly what approach should be used to develop agriculture, and what kind of agriculture should China develop. Different understandings, when reflected in agricultural development practice, produce different results. The approaches to agricultural development can be diverse, and the paths to achieving agricultural modernization are not
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The agro-processing industry is developing rapidly; going with the flow and seeking advantages while avoiding harm is key
Since entering the new century, China's agro-processing industry has developed rapidly. In 2014, the main business revenue of large-scale agro-processing industries nationwide under the broad statistical caliber exceeded 23 trillion yuan, and the agro-processing industry has become an important pillar industry and a livelihood industry. At present, China's economic development has entered
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The pilot project for potato staple food products and industrial development is being promoted by the Ministry of Agriculture
This website news July 8, the Ministry of Agriculture's meeting on advancing and implementing the pilot project for potato staple food products and industrial development was held at the Institute of Food Science and Technology of the Chinese Academy of Agricultural Sciences. The meeting reported on the relevant content and requirements of the pilot project for potato staple food products and industrial development, introduced the project's background,
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Popular Science Outreach Outline on Potato Staple Food Products and Industrial Development
Chinese Academy of Agricultural Sciences, June 2015. I. Origin and Spread of the Potato. 1. Origin and spread of the potato and how it is eaten abroad. Origin and global spread of the potato: At present, there are two centers of origin of the potato recognized worldwide: the cultivated potato originated in the basin center at the border of Peru and Bolivia, and in the regions along the Andes foothills in Peru, Bolivia and Uruguay in South America. Wild species originated in Central America and Mexico.
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How to balance pollution prevention and control with industrial development
The prevention and control of livestock and poultry pollution and industrial development form a process of continuous balancing and coordination; in handling this process, neither side can be neglected. All localities must take their actual conditions into account, neither allowing pollution prevention and control to affect industrial development, nor allowing the expansion of livestock farming to damage the building of a beautiful countryside.
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Agricultural industrialization hitches a ride on the fast track of internet development
Some people use internet terminology to describe Chinese agriculture this way: the 1.0 business model that relies on individual physical labor; the rise of the 2.0 model represented by farms and parks that contract and transfer large tracts of land and use large machinery; and the 3.0 model represented by highly automated, mechanized precision production
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Industrial development should listen more to farmers' opinions
For a place, having good advantageous agricultural resources is a blessing; if support policies are on the right track and measures are appropriate, the advantageous resources will naturally be transformed into an industry that enriches the people, letting farmers benefit from it, which is even more of a blessing. One agricultural product is
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