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Capital Going to the Countryside to Rent Land Becomes a Common Phenomenon, Central No. 1 Document Tightens Related Policies
At the start of 2013, will the Central No. 1 Document focus on the "three rural issues" for the tenth consecutive year? This possibility is gradually becoming a consensus. Since 2003, the documents discussed and approved at the Central Rural Work Conference have all become the Central No. 1 Document of the following year. Recently, a Caijing reporter learned from
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Prominent "Inverted" Grain Market Phenomenon: Agricultural Product Price Reform Needs Coordinated Advancement
The "inverted" phenomenon in China's grain market is prominent, agricultural product price subsidies are already close to the upper limit of the WTO Amber Box subsidy rules, and market-supporting procurement is becoming increasingly unsustainable. Adjusting grain procurement prices cannot simply mean reducing fiscal subsidies and directly requiring domestic bulk agricultural product prices to
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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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Grain prices too low hurt farmers again, with low grain prices and piled-up stockpiles the main causes
China had a bumper grain harvest this year, but farmers are hardly happy, because the sharp drop in grain prices could send their incomes plunging. Since the start of autumn, corn and wheat prices in the main grain-producing areas have all fallen to varying degrees. The drop in corn prices has been especially pronounced, with farm-gate prices falling by an average of
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Post-harvest grain waste is severe, and reducing grain loss cannot be ignored
When it comes to grain waste, people's attention mostly focuses on the visible waste at the dining table and rarely pays attention to losses in the various links after grain production. In the post-production links alone, China loses more than 70 billion jin of grain a year, close to 6% of China's total grain output, equivalent to the annual grain output of
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Imported grain enters the market while domestic grain goes into storage, with a huge price gap at home and abroad
This year China's summer grain achieved a twelfth consecutive bumper harvest. Last year, China's grain output remained stable above 1.2 trillion jin for two consecutive years. At the same time, grain imports exceeded the 100 million ton mark for the first time. In the first seven months of this year, 72.568 million tons of grain were imported, up 22.4% year on year. This has left many people puzzled
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In China's grain sector, foreign goods are entering the market while domestic goods go into storage, with a huge price gap between domestic and international markets
Domestic production and inventories are growing, and imports are also climbing. All three are rising together - is there too much grain or too little? By our reporter Feng Hua. This year China's summer grain achieved a twelfth consecutive bumper harvest. Last year, China's grain production remained stable above 1.2 trillion jin for two consecutive years. At the same time, grain
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Will the phenomenon of low soybean prices hurting farmers still occur?
Entering September, the Inner Mongolia Greater Khingan Mountains reclamation area has welcomed the harvest season. Despite experiencing multiple disasters of spring drought plus summer drought, and low temperatures plus autumn waterlogging, thanks to the strengthening of mechanical power and increased investment in science and technology, this year is again a bumper harvest year. Unlike before,
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Government bottom-line coverage is a phenomenon in China's rural social conflict management
Preface Sociologist Ralf Dahrendorf believes that social conflict is a state of struggle, competition, dispute and tension between social forces outside the government that are clearly antagonistic. At present, China is in a period of social transformation, society is further differentiating, the subjects and sources of social interests are becoming more diversified, interest relationships are becoming more complex, and interest contradictions are gradually becoming more obvious, forming an extremely complex new pattern of interests and a new system of social contradictions. Struggles and conflicts triggered by interest games and rights defense among different individuals, groups and strata are particularly prominent, and social conflicts are breaking out in a concentrated manner. The control and management of social conflict has become an important topic in the fields of public governance and social management in China. Due to historical and social reasons, the government is the most important subject in China's social conflict management. In the process of social conflict management, the government is a non-party, playing the role of third-party intervention between the two sides of the conflict, and bearing the responsibility of building a communication platform for both sides, facilitating reconciliation and reaching compromise, and ultimately resolving the conflict and restoring social order.
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What Does "Grain-Finance Inversion" Mean? Understanding This Phenomenon in One Article
According to a report by China National Radio's "CNR News," a recent survey report by the China Well-off Society Construction Research Association states that among China's 800 major grain-producing counties, 105 are national-level poverty-stricken counties, with a poor population of 36 million. The phenomenon of "grain-finance inversion" between grain output and county-level fiscal capacity is very
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