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After potato becomes a staple grain, industrialization has great prospects
Editor's note: The nation's launch of the potato staple-grain strategy marks that, after wheat, rice and corn, the potato has been elevated to a major grain crop in our country, which has triggered a strong response in the potato industry. How to make the potato, which is both a vegetable and a grain, better highlight its value as a staple grain
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How to Advance Rural Governance in the Context of Urbanization
The relationship between urban and rural areas is not a zero-sum relationship, but a mutually beneficial, symbiotic one that is closely intertwined. If, in the process of urbanization, the system of villagers' self-governance and the social environment on which it depends are not improved, rural development will be difficult to sustain, and the urban-rural gap will further
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Central Document No. 1 continues to focus on agricultural modernization this year
The 2015 Central Document No. 1 is about to be released. People familiar with the matter revealed that this year's Document No. 1 will focus on "increasing the intensity of reform and innovation, and accelerating agricultural modernization." The reason Document No. 1 still focuses on agriculture is mainly that agriculture is the weak link in the synchronized development of the new Four Modernizations.
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Three Major Staple Crops Produce Large Amounts of Straw, but Low Utilization Rate Holds Things Back
China is a major agricultural production country with a long history of farming. As the scale of agricultural production has continued to expand, large amounts of concentrated straw have been produced, with annual crop straw output reaching 6.5×108 tons. According to statistics, the proportion of national straw returned to fields and fed to livestock and returned to fields as manure is about
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In the Process of Urbanization, Rural Cultural Value Urgently Needs to Be Reclaimed
Rural civilization and urban civilization are interdependent and functionally complementary. In the historical process of urbanization and building a moderately prosperous society in all respects, reclaiming rural civilization is not only a matter of what should be done, but also an unavoidable path choice. When will the vast waters appear, without the lush green the dream is hard to fulfill
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Healthy urbanization must hold the bottom line and avoid mistakes
To achieve healthy urbanization, we must grasp the key bottom lines, and these bottom lines are determined by decision-making errors with two types of characteristics. That is, rigid errors and vicious circles. Urbanization is an incomparably complex mega-system, involving society, economy, ecology, the present
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What hidden dangers exist when industrial and commercial capital goes to the countryside? An in-depth analysis
Under the combined pressure of the central government's slogan of "synchronizing the four modernizations," local governments' pursuit of political debt, and capital's instinct to seek profit, in the current period a wave of industrial and commercial capital going to the countryside has appeared in many regions across the country, and the media has basically taken a welcoming attitude toward it, with relatively little in-depth investigation and
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How do amphibious farmers affect the new urbanization process?
The core of new urbanization is the urbanization of people. However, as the main group advancing new urbanization, farmers who move to cities, due to traditional behavioral concepts, production and living habits, policy discrimination, and public service resources failing to keep pace in time, have become detached
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Central Document No. 1 focuses on the four modernizations of agriculture, farm reclamation reform included for the first time
The 2015 Central Document No. 1 locks onto the issues of agriculture, rural areas and farmers for the 12th consecutive year, with the theme "Several Opinions on Increasing the Intensity of Reform and Innovation to Accelerate Agricultural Modernization." This year's No. 1 document refines in specific detail, on the basis of last year's, the measures for advancing agricultural modernization.
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How Can Agricultural Modernization Break Through Under the New Normal
As expected, this year's Central Document No. 1 once again focuses on agriculture, rural areas and farmers. This is already the 12th consecutive year that the Central Committee has made Document No. 1 focus on the work related to agriculture, rural areas and farmers. This is because, against the backdrop of China's economy entering the new normal, China's agricultural development has also entered a new stage, facing new
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