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Modern agriculture development showcases China's confidence
From facing the yellow earth with back to the sky to farming easily with a click of the mouse; from wearing masks and carrying sprayer tanks to calling on a mobile phone and letting "dragonflies" do the spraying; from peddling through streets and alleys to building a sales empire on WeChat Moments; from crowdfunding to enlighten poor villages to PPP for soil improvement... On the vast fields, wonderful stories of modern agriculture keep emerging.
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Urban work must be advanced together with work related to agriculture, rural areas and farmers
The Central Urban Work Conference was held in Beijing from December 20 to 21. Xi Jinping, General Secretary of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China, President of the State, and Chairman of the Central Military Commission; Li Keqiang, member of the Standing Committee of the Political Bureau of the CPC Central Committee and Premier of the State Council; Zhang Dejiang, member of the Standing Committee of the Political Bureau of the CPC Central Committee and Chairman of the Standing Committee of the National People's Congress
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China's per capita rural income tops 10,000 yuan this year
The reporter learned from the Ministry of Agriculture on the 24th that in 2015, China's per capita rural income broke through the 10,000-yuan mark, with the growth rate higher than the GDP growth rate and the growth rate of urban residents' income for the 6th consecutive year. Information from the Ministry of Agriculture shows that during the "12th Five-Year Plan" period, China's per capita rural income grew at an average annual rate of 9
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Making migrant workers urban residents becomes the top priority of urbanisation
According to the spirit of the Central Urban Work Conference held from December 20 to 21, the next step in advancing urbanisation is to make it the top priority to grant urban residency in an orderly manner to permanent residents who are able to find stable employment and live in cities and towns. It is necessary to strengthen the
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Grain traders hit by hard-to-sell grain; private granaries underutilized
Along with a cigarette, a business card is handed over casually. This is a habitual gesture of grain brokers. On the card, besides basic information, phrases such as "buys grain in large quantities" and "buys grain year-round" reveal the industry needs of the broker community; brokers with a strong sense of service
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Targeted poverty alleviation cannot remain merely in plans; it must be put into practice.
Nowadays, enthusiasm for targeted poverty alleviation is running high across various places, with poor households being precisely identified and poverty alleviation plans formulated by category. However, does one policy per household equal "targeted"? It still depends on whether that "policy" is grounded in reality and can produce real results. Visiting a poverty-stricken county, the poverty alleviation plan had already
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Can the citizenization of rural migrant workers dissolve the real estate inventory?
1. Since 2009, the booming real estate market has driven a sharp rise in housing starts and floor space under construction, causing phased and structural oversupply in some places. The long-term accumulation of inventory will inevitably threaten the health, security and development of the economy, finance and society.
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The commodity attributes of farmers' homestead land should be recognized
To achieve the goal of building a moderately prosperous society in all respects, solving the problems of farmers and rural development is key. If rural areas cannot develop and farmers cannot become prosperous, the goal of building a moderately prosperous society in all respects will fall through. China has long had a urban-rural dual structure,
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WTO members commit for the first time to eliminating agricultural export subsidies
From December 15 to 19, the 10th WTO Ministerial Conference was held in Nairobi, Kenya. Minister of Commerce Gao Hucheng led the Chinese delegation composed of the Ministry of Commerce, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the National Development and Reform Commission, the Ministry of Finance, the Ministry of Agriculture, the General Administration of Customs and the delegation to the WTO
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Grain policy urgently needs adjustment to solve the "suspended river" price problem
Data from the National Bureau of Statistics on the 8th showed that China's total grain output in 2015 reached 621.435 million tons (124.287 billion jin), an increase of 14.408 million tons (2.882 billion jin) over 2014, or 2.4%. This was the twelfth consecutive year of national grain harvest since 2004. Twelve consecutive
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