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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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Farmers can now get loans more easily, and banks feel safer about lending
They would rather forgo a 100,000 yuan fiscal subsidy and still hope to obtain a 1 million yuan loan. This one remark lays bare the thirst of new-type agricultural business entities for finance. Modern agriculture cannot do without finance, yet "difficult loans" and "expensive loans" have long plagued business entities, becoming "growing pains." Li
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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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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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Why the Road to the Development and Popularization of Agricultural Drones Is Not Smooth
China has always been a major agricultural country. As of last year, the agricultural population accounted for about 48% of the total population, and after drones went through the military market and commercial market, many drone companies have set their sights on the agricultural market as a new opportunity. Theoretically, agricultural drones
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Breeding work for niche crops should not be neglected
How long does it take to breed a new crop variety? Older-generation breeders often tell me: ten years to breed one variety. This is no exaggeration. Even with off-season propagation in the south to add generations, traditional biological breeding techniques still require breeders to spend eight to ten years to select and breed a satisfactory
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People's Daily speaks out: Relocation must not displace farmers' interests
Effectively safeguard the interests of relocated households, so that they can move in, settle down steadily, have development prospects and something to look forward to. After crossing mountains and ridges, one finally arrives at Longjing Village, Xiaozhai Township, Liyuan Village, Ludian County, Yunnan Province, in the contiguous destitute area of the Wumeng Mountains. This village sits in a mountain hollow on a mid-slope
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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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E-commerce going to the countryside must not just focus on spreading itself thin, but also on deep cultivation
This year's "Double 11", rural e-commerce has become a major new highlight. As farmers' income levels rise and living conditions improve, the massive rural consumer market of 600 million people is becoming increasingly attractive. The rural market with huge potential has become a battleground that businesses must contest. Prospects look promising
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Direct grain subsidy policy must not be implemented in a misguided way
Direct grain subsidies are subsidies given directly by the state treasury to farming households according to a certain subsidy standard and the actual grain planting area, in order to further promote grain production, protect comprehensive grain production capacity, mobilize farmers' enthusiasm for growing grain and increase farmers' income. For grain-growing farm
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