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Ideas and Paths for Transforming the Agricultural Development Model
The Central Economic Work Conference held recently clearly stated that it is necessary to unswervingly accelerate the transformation of the agricultural development model, and quickly shift to intensive development that gives equal weight to quantity, quality and efficiency, focuses on improving competitiveness, focuses on agricultural technological innovation, and focuses on sustainability, and take a modern agricultural development path featuring high output
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How can we ensure that agriculture has successors? The path to revitalizing agricultural talent
Xi Jinping emphasizes that in building a moderately prosperous society in all respects, we must not neglect the rural sector. China is the world's largest grain producer and consumer, feeding more than 20% of the global population with about 7% of the world's arable land, and the task of ensuring an effective food supply is especially arduous.
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Online sales of agricultural products have good prospects but plenty of difficulties
On November 6, the first China (Weifang) Agricultural Products E-commerce Conference was held in Weifang. Domestic comprehensive e-commerce platforms with considerable influence, such as JD.com, SFbest, and Gome Online, as well as local emerging fresh food e-commerce platforms such as Jiadong Farm, held face-to-face exchanges.
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Jiaoling County Explores the Path of Comprehensive Rural Reform
Slow agricultural development, difficulty in increasing farmers' incomes, and prominent rural conflicts - these are common problems facing some rural areas in Guangdong. The root cause of these problems lies in the fact that grassroots social governance and institutional development struggle to adapt to social transformation and economic transition under the new circumstances.
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Embracing Sustainable Agriculture, Exploring the Path of Green Ecological Farming
Every day, China must provide food for more than 1.3 billion people. Considering the complex process of getting food from farm to table, this achievement is astonishing. No other country needs to ensure food security on such a massive scale, and China's current achievement is unprecedented.
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How can the ecological governance dilemma of urbanization be solved?
Urbanization is a sign of the degree of economic development and social progress of a country or region, while the ecological environment is the foundation for the survival and development of human society. Urbanization and the ecological environment are in a relationship of mutual influence and mutual dependence. 2014 Government Work Report
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The issue of industrial and commercial capital entering agriculture must be viewed dialectically
To follow the path of agricultural modernization with Chinese characteristics, ensure the effective supply of China's major agricultural products and food security, increase the income of agricultural workers and enhance their well-being, it is necessary, on the basis of stabilizing household contracted operations, to cultivate and develop new types of agricultural business entities.
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China's Agricultural Mechanization: A Ten-Year Leap - Forging a Distinctive Development Path
The leapfrog development of the "golden decade" of agricultural mechanization has written a glorious page in the history of China's agricultural development. However, history is an ever-ascending ladder, a process of factor accumulation, and the result of combined forces. In a country with a profound traditional agricultural civilization, dominated by small-scale
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Exploring New Paths for Agricultural Broadcasting Services
On October 28, China National Radio's China Country Voice invited heads of 24 county (city) radio stations to gather in Beijing to jointly discuss how to establish a cooperation mechanism, promote the development of agricultural broadcasting, better serve the construction of China's rural public cultural service system, and more
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The Role of Urban Leadership and Development Paths in Rural Reform
Land transfer is the third market gate between urban and rural areas. Comparatively speaking, the first two gates - the markets for agricultural sideline products and rural labor - both broke through from the rural side first, "encircling the cities from the countryside," and only then moved from countryside to city, forming the city's markets for agricultural produce and migrant workers.
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