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Ministry of Land and Resources Explores Comprehensive Bid Evaluation for Land Transfers, Cracks Down on Land Hoarding and Speculation and Illegal Land Occupation
Ministry of Land and Resources Explores Comprehensive Bid Evaluation for Land Transfers; Ministry of Housing and Urban-Rural Development: Hot-Spot Cities to Restrict Speculative Purchases of Multiple Homes Liu Zhanchao In order to effectively participate in real estate regulation, the Ministry of Land and Resources (hereinafter referred to as the "Ministry of Land and Resources") will crack down hard this year on land hoarding and land speculation, while exploring comprehensive bid evaluation methods for land transfers.
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State Council Cracks Down Hard on the Production and Sale of Fake Drugs and Improves the Drug Safety Regulatory System
China News Service, April 8 - The General Office of the State Council recently forwarded the "Notice on the Implementation Opinions on the 2010 Work of Correcting Unhealthy Tendencies in the Industry" issued by the State Council Office for Correcting Unhealthy Tendencies in the Industry. The notice requires cracking down hard on the production and sale of fake and substandard drugs and on non-drug products passed off as drugs, and improving drug safety
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China crackdown on illegal carrying and mailing of seeds and seedlings
In recent years, adorable succulents have captured the hearts of many consumers, and succulent varieties from abroad have begun pouring into China. Seemingly harmless succulents actually conceal biological risks and can easily cause alien biological invasions, harming the ecological environment and safety. In response,
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How to solve the difficulty of drying grain? The cooperative has a clever solution
It is autumn harvest again, and the problem of drying grain is once again placed before farmers. In order to dry grain, the roads have been draped in golden armor, which not only affects traffic but also poses relatively large safety hazards. What to do? Accelerating the construction of specialized agricultural cooperatives can be a way out. Scene one:
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What to Do When Farming Doesn't Pay? Professional Farmers Step In to Crack the Problem
Most farming households in our rural areas now have just seven or eight mu of land, or a dozen mu; each household farms only this little bit of land, and the money earned from one mu of land is about the same as what you'd earn working in the city for a week. Han Jun, deputy director of the Office of the Central Rural Work Leading Group, said, how
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Protecting Agricultural Product Brands Requires Tough Measures to Crack Down on Counterfeiting
The protection of agricultural product brands has reached a critical moment, one that cannot be avoided. Wuchang Daohuaxiang rice from Heilongjiang is widely renowned, delicious, and sells well. But whether you can buy authentic Wuchang rice is another matter. An agricultural official said,
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The key to cracking the aquaculture insurance problem lies in fiscal subsidies and catastrophic disaster relief
In recent years, coastal areas such as Fujian and Zhejiang have frequently been hit by natural disasters such as typhoons and red tides, dealing a heavy blow to fishery production. After a disaster, it is very difficult for fishermen to resume production relying only on government relief. How to give play to the function of mutual insurance and rely on the market to promote the steady development of fisheries
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Lean meat powder control requires addressing both root causes and symptoms, and cracking down hard on illegal addition
In recent years, in order to strictly investigate the illegal act of adding "lean meat powder" to pigs, beef cattle, sheep and their products, agriculture and animal husbandry departments at all levels as well as management departments such as health, food and drug administration, and industry and commerce have increased sampling and inspection efforts and strictly investigated illegal acts. Within a certain period, the quality of livestock products improved markedly
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Cracking Down on "Kill-All Nets" to Ensure the Sustainable Use of Fishery Resources
At present, driven by economic interests, various forms of "kill-all nets" are still being used in specific waters and during specific periods in some places; the use of banned fishing gear and "three-no" vessels for illegal fishing is also fairly common. In response, Minister of Agriculture
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Agricultural industrialization hitches a ride on the fast track of internet development
Some people use internet terminology to describe Chinese agriculture this way: the 1.0 business model that relies on individual physical labor; the rise of the 2.0 model represented by farms and parks that contract and transfer large tracts of land and use large machinery; and the 3.0 model represented by highly automated, mechanized precision production
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