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300 million farmers with no connection to land must be taken seriously; the land system requires long-term planning
■Everyone must remember that we have 300 million farmers with no connection to land, and this is a terrifying number. Last year's latest data shows that the total number of landless farmers has now reached 112 million, and adding the 200 million people born after 1994 who were never allocated land in the first place
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Agricultural reclamation explores the path to modern agriculture, with vast potential for development
As the national team in the agricultural sector, agricultural reclamation has unique advantages, especially abundant land resources and huge production potential, a high commodity rate of agricultural products, and integrated development of the primary, secondary and tertiary industries. Through deepening reform, the development vitality, endogenous
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Renewable Energy Law Implementing Rules to Be Issued, 12 Potential Stocks Worth Watching
Renewable Energy Law Implementing Rules to Be Issued; Purchases of Renewable Energy Power to Receive Subsidies. According to Ren Dongming, deputy director of the Renewable Energy Development Center of the Energy Research Institute of the National Development and Reform Commission, the amendment to the Renewable Energy Law has significant changes compared with the previous law, and the related
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How can small town development achieve the shift from quantity to quality?
China Economic Times News: Since the reform and opening up, with the rapid growth of the national economy and the continuous deepening of rural reform, China's small towns have developed rapidly and achieved results that have attracted worldwide attention. By the end of 2008, China had 34,301 small towns,
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Slow Sales of Corn Leave Farmers Anxious, Highlighting the Difficulty of Selling Grain
Why is such beautiful corn not being bought by anyone? A reporter went deep into rural areas of the northern Huang-Huai Plain for interviews and saw many farmers looking sorrowful and helpless in front of corn covering the ground and filling their homes. This year the price of corn is too low; now it can only sell for six or seven jiao per jin. In Fuli Ji Town, Suzhou, Anhui
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Chinese agriculture still has great prospects and broad development potential
At the Shenzhen Dameisha Innovation Forum on November 13, economist Li Yining said that one point in the figures released by the National Bureau of Statistics in the third quarter of this year that is very worth noting is that the output value of the tertiary industry has already accounted for 51% of China's GDP, which means China has already entered the transition period from industrialization to the post-industrial era.
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Selling Grain Is Hard, Stacked on Top of Debt-Financed Farming: China's Grain Subsidies Are Less Than One-Tenth of Europe's and America's
Economic Observer reporter Jiang Yunzhang: Wheat is falling, corn is falling too. This year's grain prices are truly baffling! A bumper grain harvest is normally a happy occasion, but Liang Yukui (pseudonym), a large-scale grain farmer in the Yunan area of Henan Province, cannot bring himself to feel glad at all. In previous years, in response to
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Favoring the rich instead of helping the poor betrays the original intent of targeted poverty alleviation
On the one hand, people who are obviously wealthy and should not be assisted are identified as poverty alleviation targets; on the other hand, a large amount of poverty alleviation funds is left sitting idle in accounts rather than being used to help those who are truly poor. Behind the seemingly chaotic poverty alleviation logic of Mashan County are actually tangled interests, a disregard for laws
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Lower corn prices support a rising pig-to-grain ratio, potentially squeezing room for price increases
The National Development and Reform Commission recently released data showing that the national pig-to-grain price ratio has declined somewhat. On September 30, the pig-to-grain ratio was 7.82, down 0.89% from September 23. Jiang Chao, a macro bond researcher at Haitong Securities, believes that the current pig-to-grain ratio remains around 8, far above the break-even line of 6, which
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Farmers also have significant wealth management needs, and the rural wealth management market deserves attention
In recent years, with the successive implementation and continuous introduction of various agricultural benefit policies in our country, farmers' incomes have continued to grow, and the demand for rural wealth management services has also continued to expand. However, farmers pay more attention to income growth while often neglecting the preservation and appreciation of income, and they pay insufficient attention to wealth management.
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