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Ensuring Food Security Requires Both Openness and Self-Reliance
From the perspective of a trading enterprise, a country's agricultural policy and the global form of agricultural trade should be said to influence each other. In the context of globalization, agricultural policy can influence trade policy and affect global trade flows. China's agricultural policy has
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How can food security be guaranteed? Comprehensive measures are key
The Central Rural Work Conference emphasized: safeguarding national food security is the basic bottom line of agricultural structural reform, and it is necessary to ensure that grain is basically self-sufficient and staple rations are absolutely secure. This has set the tone and pointed out the direction for us to further do a good job in food security work. Last year, our
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What should the new concept of food security be like?
Food security is closely linked to social harmony, political stability and sustained economic development. Under the new normal of economic development, based on the national conditions of China's population, land, urbanisation, industrialisation and people's living standards during the 13th Five-Year Plan period, it is predicted that in the next six years China's food demand will rise further
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A Major Grain-Producing County Stays Vigilant in Times of Peace to Safeguard Food Security
Nanbu County, situated in the hilly area of the northeastern Sichuan Basin, has a total population of over 1.3 million, of which 1.06 million are agricultural population, and a cultivated land area of over 800,000 mu. It has always been a major agricultural county in Sichuan Province. Since 2003, Nanbu County has not only kept pace with the nation's "ten consecutive years of grain increase,"
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Strengthen farmland protection and ecological conservation to safeguard national food security
To safeguard national food security, we must do a good job in ecological conservation, farmland protection and protection of core agricultural areas. The state has set a red line of 1.8 billion mu of farmland to ensure that the farmland area does not decrease. Delineating the ecological conservation red line is an urgent need to curb the severe trend of ecological and environmental degradation
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Ecological agriculture transformation and food security assurance advance in parallel
In 1994, Lester Brown, president of the Earth Policy Institute in the United States, published an article titled "Who Will Feed China?" in the US journal World Watch, claiming that China would inevitably experience food shortages, thereby causing a global food crisis. At the time, this view immediately
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Cultivated land is fundamental to safeguarding national food security.
Who decides on land transfer, what scale of land operation is appropriate, how to guide the "non-grain" use of cultivated land, and how to view the boom of industrial and commercial capital going to the countryside How to make land "circulate" At present, land transfer is showing a trend of accelerated development across the country. As of the end of 2013, the national contracted cultivated land transfer area was 340 million mu, 3.1 times that at the end of 2008, and the transfer ratio reached 26%, 17.1 percentage points higher than at the end of 2008. There were more than 2.87 million specialized large households with an operating area of more than 50 mu, and more than 870,000 family farms.
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Reflections Sparked by the Food Crisis: How Can Food Security Be Guaranteed?
When did agriculture once again become a hot topic in international debate? We can only roughly judge it to be between 2007 and 2009. During this period, the US financial crisis and the European debt crisis broke out in succession, and the world's energy, resource and environmental crises reappeared. People also discovered that poverty
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Ensuring food security while protecting farmers' interests
"In order to ensure that all the grain farmers want to sell can be purchased, we built this covered shed warehouse, which requires little investment, delivers quick results, and can also ensure food security." On September 10, in No. 2 granary of the Siping City Second Grain Depot, depot director Li Shuguo stood atop a golden grain pile more than 6 meters high
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An Analysis of Current Hidden Dangers in China's Agricultural Security and Strategic Choices
On November 12, 2013, the Third Plenary Session of the 18th Central Committee of the Communist Party of China adopted the "Decision of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China on Some Major Issues Concerning Comprehensively Deepening the Reform," proposing that China will establish a National Security Committee and improve the national security system and national
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