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Sharing economy lets farmers profit more: A 50-50 split gives rise to a new agricultural model
Gazing into the distance, rows of white greenhouses stand neatly arranged, stretching on without end; outside the greenhouses the weather is freezing cold, while inside it is as warm as spring, with tomatoes, cucumbers and eggplants growing vigorously; trucks stream by in an endless flow, delivering freshly picked vegetables to sales outlets everywhere... This is what
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How can farmers' professional cooperatives be brought to life?
In the height of summer, in Quyuan Town of Zigui County, the hometown of the great patriotic poet Qu Yuan, a scene of abundant harvest is unfolding: farm vehicles loaded with pigs, bamboo baskets on the rear racks of several motorcycles filled with free-range chickens about to be shipped to market, stretches of citrus, sweet
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What does a professional manager at an agricultural cooperative do?
In mid-to-late July, it is the critical period for the "double rush" of Hunan rice. Despite the hot weather, Yang Yuming of Xidu Town, Hengyang County, Hunan, comes to the rice fields of Douling Village early every morning to check on the rush harvest of early rice and the transplanting of late rice. Yang Yuming is an ordinary man in his 50s
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The pea power of a production-and-marketing professional cooperative
On August 20, the site of the rebate meeting of the Beijing Rongtao Pea Production and Marketing Professional Cooperative was packed with people, and hundreds of expectant eyes were fixed on cooperative president Zhang Tao. When this female leader announced that the board of directors had decided to pay a uniform rebate of six mao per jin based on pea output, the scene immediately erupted
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China Needs Farmer Professionalization to Advance Agricultural Industrialization and Farmland Intensification
Recently, renowned economist Li Yining stated that in the future Chinese farmers will no longer be an identity, but an occupation; future agricultural practitioners will be farm owners, farmer cooperatives, agricultural enterprises and so on who truly understand agricultural technology, and agricultural planting and production will follow a path of large-scale development
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The cotton target price reform is about ensuring farmers earn a profit from growing cotton
In early 2014, the state launched a pilot target price subsidy program for cotton in Xinjiang and soybeans in Northeast China and Inner Mongolia. With the approval of the State Council, the National Development and Reform Commission, together with the Ministry of Finance and the Ministry of Agriculture, publicly announced the 2014 target prices for cotton and soybeans on April 5 and May 17 respectively.
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Farmers Will Become a Profession Rather Than an Identity in the Future, Taking the Path of Large-Scale Development
Li Yining said that in the future a farmer will no longer be an identity, but a profession. In the future, China's agricultural practitioners will be farm owners, farmer cooperatives, agricultural enterprises and so on who truly understand agricultural technology, and agricultural planting and production will take the path of large-scale development. Famous economist Li Yi
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Cotton target price returns to the market, cotton planting is guaranteed and highly profitable
Currently, the Turpan region of Xinjiang has fully begun purchasing cotton. This year's cotton purchasing differs somewhat from previous years, with monitoring of cotton prices intensified in many parts of Xinjiang, in order to ensure the steady progress of the pilot reform of the cotton target price. According to this year's Central
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Ginger Prices Break a Ten-Year High, Yet High Prices Don't Mean High Profits
A warehouse of just over 30 sq m, a couple nearing 50, working more than 10 hours a day. Old Cao and his wife have been running a wholesale business at the Ninth District wholesale market for over a decade, and the whole family's expenses come from it. Since 2010, a variety of agricultural and sideline products, represented by garlic and mung beans,
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How to Cultivate a High-Quality Team of Professional Agricultural Managers
Professional agricultural managers belong to the category of business-oriented new professional farmers. They refer to agricultural skilled personnel who operate and control the resources and capital needed for agricultural production and operation, and who, while seeking maximum economic benefits for farmers' cooperatives, agricultural enterprises or owners, earn commissions or dividends from it.
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