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The Deep-Seated Reasons Why Urbanization Should Not Continue to Be Accelerated
Original editor's note: After a gap of 37 years, the Central Urban Work Conference was convened again, marking a new stage in China's urban development, and "urbanization" has become a focus of public attention. At present, China's urbanization rate of permanent residents is already close to 55%, which means that China's urban development is in a stage of rapid growth.
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Internet Plus Agriculture Is Not the Same as E-commerce Going to the Countryside
Over the past year, facing the blue ocean of the future, whether it is giants like Taobao and JD.com or newcomers like Ganje, from collectively painting walls to setting up service stations to opening e-commerce industrial parks, e-commerce companies have been rushing to the countryside to stake out their territory. Faced with this strong new trend, local governments everywhere also hope
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Garlic yields a net profit of 1500 yuan per mu, higher than corn
Recently, the Price Bureau of Lanling County conducted a survey on the 2015 autumn grain production, procurement and returns. The survey shows that over the past three years, garlic planting returns in Lanling County: each mu produces 2000 jin of garlic and 1200 jin of garlic scapes. The planting cost is 5100 yuan (including family labor and the imputed rent of self-owned land).
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Rumors that harm farmers must be investigated to the very end and must not become unsolved cases
A single irresponsible rumor can very likely cause farmers' hard work of more than half a year to be wasted, and can even cause an agricultural industry that a place has painstakingly cultivated for many years to collapse in an instant. How to respond to and eliminate rumors that harm farmers is a topic that needs to attract public attention and discussion
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There Is No Need to Create Another Rentier Class in Rural Land
As is well known, the funds for China's urban infrastructure construction come from land finance. Generally speaking, the current fiscal capacity of China's local governments is very limited. Most of the fiscal revenue that city governments rely on from taxes can only maintain operations, and there is rarely surplus fiscal revenue to use
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Notice on Raising the Temporary Corn Purchase and Storage Price for 2013
NDRC Economic and Trade Document [2013] No. 1289 To the Development and Reform Commissions, Departments of Finance, Departments of Agriculture, Grain Bureaus, Price Bureaus, branches of the Agricultural Development Bank, and Sinograin branches of Inner Mongolia, Liaoning, Jilin, and Heilongjiang provinces (autonomous regions): To protect farmers' interests and their enthusiasm for growing grain, and to promote the development of grain production, with the approval of the State Council, it has been decided to continue implementing the temporary corn purchase and storage policy this year in Northeast China and other main production areas, and to appropriately raise the temporary purchase and storage price level.
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Notice on the Issuance of the 2011 Early Indica Rice Minimum Purchase Price Implementation Plan
Fa Gai Jing Mao [2011] No. 1381 To the development and reform commissions, departments of finance, departments of agriculture, grain bureaus, price bureaus, and branches of the Agricultural Development Bank of all provinces, autonomous regions, and municipalities directly under the Central Government, and the relevant branches of Sinograin: In order to implement the minimum grain purchase price policy and carry out this year's early indica rice procurement
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Notice on Raising the Minimum Purchase Price of Rice in 2012
Issuing Unit: National Development and Reform Commission, NDRC Electricity [2012] No. 17 Notice on Raising the Minimum Purchase Price of Rice in 2012 To the development and reform commissions, price bureaus, finance departments (bureaus), agriculture departments (bureaus, commissions, offices), and grain bureaus of all provinces, autonomous regions, and municipalities directly under the Central Government,
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Is it not a violation for restaurants to refuse customers bringing their own drinks? Wuhan Catering Industry Association responds
Our newspaper report (reporter Wang Zhixin) The urgently revised "Wuhan Catering Industry Operating Standards (Trial)" has deleted the clause refusing customers bringing their own drinks. Yesterday, the secretariat of the Wuhan Catering Industry Association, when explaining to the media, insisted that operators can independently decide whether to allow customers to bring their own drinks
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Food waste is not only on the dining table; waste outside the dining table also cannot be ignored
When it comes to food waste, people's attention tends to focus on the visible waste at the dining table, yet they rarely pay attention to losses in the various stages after the harvest. Grain missed and not picked up by harvesters, fire and mold during storage, spillage during circulation and handling, excessive polishing during processing... According to statistics, in the post-production stages alone,
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