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Grain prices fall and large-scale grain growers can only break even - do farmers still want to grow grain?
Grain prices have fallen, but do farmers still want to grow grain? A survey from Qing'an County, Heilongjiang Province. Large-scale grain growers can only break even, and enthusiasm for land transfer may be affected. On December 9, the Major Snow solar term had already passed, and northern Heilongjiang was freezing cold. A heavy snowfall from a few days earlier still lay thick in the fields, with stray bits of crop straw showing on top.
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Ding Xilu: Farmers have prospects in growing grain, and only then can grain production have good momentum
Core viewpoint: Ding Xilu, a netizen of China Economic Net, believes that these concrete measures not only protect farmers' grain-growing interests from being harmed and prevent their enthusiasm from declining, but also help safeguard national food security. Only by truly implementing them in accordance with national policies and putting all preferential agricultural policies into practice can farmers be helped to increase their incomes.
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Only when farmers' rights are fully in place can the dormant vitality of the countryside be awakened
The General Office of the CPC Central Committee and the General Office of the State Council recently issued the "Comprehensive Implementation Plan for Deepening Rural Reform." The plan requires that at present and for some time to come, deepening rural reform should focus on five major areas, including the rural collective property rights system. Experts point out that clearly defined property rights
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Agricultural product e-commerce must focus not only on marketing but even more on quality
At present, some agricultural product e-commerce businesses have fallen into the trap of emphasizing marketing while neglecting quality. Agricultural product e-commerce should not only rely on the internet to disrupt traditional sales channels, but also, through integration with the production stage, provide consumers with genuine goods. "Foodie" friends often shop online
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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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New food security goals can only be achieved with the rule of law safeguarding the security of the grain basket
Dialogue motivation October 16, 2015 is the 35th World Food Day, and the week it falls in is the 25th National Grain Love and Grain Saving Publicity Week. Food security has always been an overall major strategic issue concerning our country's national economic development, social harmony and stability, and national security and self-reliance. Our country
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Only when the reserve grain is well managed can the people's rice bowl be held steady
"Those who store up grain hold the great destiny of the realm," and establishing the central grain reserve system is a grand strategy for ensuring our country's food security. In recent years, the central government has defined the new national food security strategy of "relying mainly on ourselves, basing ourselves on domestic production, ensuring production capacity, moderate imports, and technological support"
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Expert says increasing investment in science and technology is the only way to solve China's agricultural problems
Baoding, Sept 27 (China News Service) (Lyu Zihao, Yu Junliang) The China (Langfang) Agricultural Products Fair was held from the 26th to the 28th. During the event, Zhuozhou City, Hebei Province held the 2015 China (Zhuozhou) Agricultural High-Tech Industry Development Summit in Langfang, with participants from China Agricultural University, the All-China Federation of Industry and Commerce
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The countryside is so vast, must it be only for playing mahjong?
Not long ago, when I returned to my hometown, I found that several more mahjong parlors had opened in the village, and most of those playing mahjong were left-behind elderly people. The owner of the mahjong parlor said that the elderly have nothing much to do at home, so they come over to play mahjong and relax. Playing mahjong itself is a form of leisure; when fellow villagers gather together, as long as it is not gambling, there is nothing wrong with relaxing and building relationships at the same time. However, mahjong becoming the dominant or even the only leisure activity is not necessarily what the elderly want. Some elderly people have expressed their helplessness: they want to play table tennis to keep fit, but there is no equipment; the village also has a reading room, but the books on the shelves do not suit their taste and are covered in dust... "If not for mahjong, I really do not know what to do."
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Scaling up agriculture cannot focus only on land
China's basic national condition of a large population and little land determines that modern agriculture, on the issue of scaling up, cannot focus only on land; land can only be scaled up moderately, and efforts must be made in five aspects: industrial layout scaling, industrial chain scaling, organizational scaling, service scaling, and scaling of crop and livestock farming suited to factory production
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