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A Detailed Explanation of the Three Characteristics of the New Normal in Agriculture
What kind of new normal agriculture faces can be summed up in three phrases: squeezed by two boards, restricted by two lights, and the development of the sixth industry. The "two boards" are the ceiling on agricultural product prices and the floor on cost prices. The "two lights" are the yellow light of the WTO and the red light of resources and the environment. The "sixth industry" means that agriculture is an industry that can encompass the primary, secondary, and tertiary industries; one plus two plus three equals six, and therefore agriculture is called the sixth industry.
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Where is the way forward for financial poverty reduction under the new normal?
The Central Economic Work Conference held in December 2014 made arrangements to focus more on specific populations and particular people to achieve targeted poverty alleviation, and set higher requirements for Hebei Province to further accelerate the construction of the poverty alleviation demonstration zone (hereinafter referred to as the demonstration zone). At present
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Agricultural outward investment must adapt to the new normal and accurately grasp development opportunities
In 2014, China's outward investment scale exceeded the scale of absorbed foreign investment for the first time, making it a net capital exporter. This means that since reform and opening up, the development pattern that mainly relied on exports and attracting investment has undergone a major transformation. Under this new normal, agricultural outward investment is facing
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New Scenes of Spring Plowing Show the New Normal of Agricultural Development
At Grain Rain the wheat lifts its flag, at the Start of Summer the wheat ears are even. Grain Rain has now passed, and it is the busy season for spring sowing and spring field management. The frozen soil of the black land in the Northeast has thawed, and farmers are beginning to sow new hope; the wheat seedlings on the North China Plain are already lush and green, beginning to joint and head; across the rice paddies and rapeseed fields of Jiangnan, South China and the Southwest
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An In-Depth Interpretation of the New Normal in China's Agricultural Development
The term "new normal" first originated as a concept put forward by Wall Street economists after the 2008 U.S. financial crisis, and its main manifestations were low growth and low employment rates. Since 2014, "new normal" has become the hottest topic in China, with all industries discussing the new normal together.
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Super Rice Crop Failure Total: Allegations of Concealed Defects; Longping High-Tech Responds, Says Abnormal Weather Was the Cause
According to a report by Southern Weekly, Yuan Longping High-Tech Agriculture Co., Ltd. (hereinafter referred to as Longping High-Tech, 000998, SZ)'s super rice Liangyou 0293, affected by rice blast, suffered total crop failure over a large area in Anhui, and affected farmers questioned whether the seed-producing company Longping High-Tech was involved in
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Li Jiayang stresses: strive to build a collaborative mechanism for agricultural science and technology under the new normal
On April 8, the Ministry of Agriculture held a special meeting on the National Agricultural Science and Technology Innovation Alliance in Beijing, to implement the guiding instructions of the State Council leadership, study and arrange the 2015 work, and effectively promote the building of the alliance. Vice Minister of Agriculture, President of the Chinese Academy of Agricultural Sciences, National Agricultural Science and Technology Inn
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The Farmer Income Problem: How to Solve It Under the New Normal
At present, China's economy has entered the new normal, and the external environment and internal conditions of agricultural development have undergone profound changes. Farmer income growth is increasingly influenced by the national economy and global integration. There are opportunities for sustained income growth, but also pressures and challenges. 201
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Analysis of the Development Trends of Agricultural Product Trade Under the New Normal
The 2015 Central Document No. 1 focused on agriculture, rural areas and farmers for the 12th consecutive year, highlighting "sustainability" and sending a clear signal for the development of modern agriculture. China is a country with a large population, and food security is no small matter; the issues of agriculture, rural areas and farmers have always been closely watched by the top leadership. How can we ensure that Chinese people have enough to eat?
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Integrated water and fertilizer technology gives rise to a new normal for green agriculture
During the 2015 National Two Sessions, environmental protection once again became a focal topic. Strengthening pollution prevention and control, promoting the transformation of energy production and consumption patterns, and advancing ecological protection and construction were listed as key government priorities for the year. Wan Lianbu, a deputy to the National People's Congress and chairman of Kingenta Group
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