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Large grain growers must return subsidies to smallholders, leaving agricultural support policies stranded in confusion
In order to encourage the development of new types of agricultural business entities, in recent years the state and local governments have begun to provide them with fiscal subsidies. In Chongqing, subsidy standards are divided into two tiers according to operating scale: 160 yuan and 230 yuan per mu. But in grassroots practice, many smallholders have become "field bosses," and large grain growers have to "return" part of the subsidy money to them. In some districts and counties, large growers actually receive about 90 yuan per mu in subsidies, and in a few places even less than 10 yuan.
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Modernization of smallholders should be the first step of agricultural modernization
Agricultural modernization is a good term. Since 1984, China has been pursuing modernization, and without agricultural modernization, there naturally can be no modernization of China as a whole. Because agricultural modernization is a good term, there is no objection to proposing to accelerate the realization of agricultural modernization
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Practical Methods for Smallholder Farmers to Raise the Level of Scale Operation
Since 2013, Sheyang County in Jiangsu has promoted an agricultural scale production method based on stable land rights and cooperative operation, achieving fairly notable results. According to the author's preliminary survey, in 2014, in the farming areas of Sheyang County where this production method was piloted, the wheat output value/cost ratio
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Agricultural industrialization should leave room for smallholder farmers to develop
Given the situation of many people and little land, a huge rural population, and urban absorption capacity that remains to be seen, we need to once again recognize the wisdom and contributions of the hundreds of millions of smallholders who sustain China's social stability in agricultural production, and in the process of agricultural modernization and industrialization,
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High-Yield Creation Lets Smallholder Grain Growers Join Forces into a Fist
On the afternoon of September 22, in the stretch of rice paddies in Chunhua Mountain Village, Chunhua Town, Changsha County, Hunan Province, Wang Guisan, head of the Wawulong group, and farmers managing irrigation were checking the water-saturation of the rice. The seedlings were already knee-high and it was exactly the grain-filling stage, so Wang Guisan was especially attentive.
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