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2015 Central Document No. 1 focuses on food security and farmland reform
On February 1, the full text of the 2015 Central Document No. 1 was officially released. This document, titled "Several Opinions of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China and the State Council on Increasing the Intensity of Reform and Innovation and Accelerating the Construction of Agricultural Modernization," was reviewed and approved at the Central Rural Work Conference held on December 22 and 23, 2014
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Stabilizing Grain Output and Increasing Income Are the Twin Bottom Lines of Food Security
It is another bumper harvest year. According to statistics, in 2014 China's grain production achieved an "eleventh consecutive increase," reaching 1.2 trillion jin for two consecutive years. Although the situation is encouraging, the recently released Central No. 1 Document still, as always, puts food security in first place, clearly proposing "stabilizing grain output and increasing income"
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How to ensure food security in a bumper harvest year? Accelerate reform of the rural property rights system
An abundant harvest of all grains, granaries full of grain, farmers overjoyed. In 2014, the major agricultural province of Heilongjiang achieved another bumper grain harvest, realizing eleven consecutive years of increase, with an estimated total output of 135.2 billion jin, continuing to rank first nationwide, with its increase accounting for nearly 50% of the national total increase, and farmers' per capita income surpassing 10,000 yuan
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The slack on food security must not be let out, otherwise production can easily slide
Recently, the State Council issued the "Several Opinions on Establishing and Improving the Provincial Governor Responsibility System for Food Security" (hereinafter referred to as the "Opinions"), which further clarifies, across all links including food production, circulation and consumption, the
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Food security urgently needs a new supply structure
Food is the foundation of the national economy, and food security bears on the overall stability of the country, while guaranteeing food security ultimately depends on food production. As the trends of "part-time farming" and "de-grainization" become increasingly pronounced, the issue of food security has become an important issue for China's future development.
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Analysis of China's Food Security Situation: Supply and Demand Fundamentally Balanced
The total net imports of the three major staple grains last year were around 19 million tonnes, and the total for the first seven months of this year has already reached 11.439 million tonnes. Moreover, after corn entered its "first full year of imports" in 2011, China is also expected to surpass Egypt this year to become the world's largest wheat importer.
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How can food security be guaranteed? Full-process supervision from field to table
Problems such as irrational farming, excessive planting, excessive use of pesticides and chemical fertilizers, and neglect of the application of organic fertilizers are fed back through links such as grain production, processing, and livestock and poultry breeding to final consumers as the continuously increasing personal health risks brought by residual pollution from pesticides, chemical fertilizers, and the like.
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Focusing on agriculture, rural areas and farmers under the new normal: food security becomes a priority this year
Editor's note: The No. 1 Central Document has focused on agriculture, rural areas and farmers for 12 consecutive years, and almost every year it highlights the issue of food security. Over the past decade or more, China's total grain output has increased year after year, but this has also been closely followed by many serious problems that are hard to avoid.
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What exactly is the essence of China's food security issue?
Eleven consecutive years of grain increases is a very great achievement, but it should also be noted that the increase in grain output is the result of internal structural adjustment of grain over all these years. Last year our imports exceeded 70 million tons, and 60% of the world's soybean market was imported into China
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