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New Urbanization Through the Lens of Spring Festival Travel Big Data: New Challenges and New Opportunities
The Spring Festival travel rush is a social phenomenon unique to China's urbanization process, and it is also one of the manifestations of the severe imbalance in China's economic development levels between the east and the west. Escaping "Beijing, Shanghai, and Guangzhou" is easier said than done. According to Baidu Migration big data, taking 17:00 on the 25th (the seventh day of the first lunar month) as an example, the hottest cities for in-migration
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Agricultural modernization must be achieved through innovation-driven development.
Agricultural modernization must develop in step with new urbanization. The meeting pointed out that the radiating and driving role of new urbanization on agricultural modernization must be brought into full play. To break the urban-rural dual structure and promote integrated urban-rural development, factors must flow freely between urban and rural areas, and public resources must be allocated in a balanced way between them.
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A Comprehensive Review of Changes in the Feed Industry in 2015
After enduring the painful adjustment period of 2014, 2015 became a critical year for the feed industry to enter its transformation phase. Looking across the entire industry chain: raw materials - feed - livestock farming, this series of links suffered a severe blow over the past year. Since the beginning of this year, the industry seems not to have emerged from the trough.
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How Can Agricultural Modernization Break Through Under the New Economic Normal
The full text of Document No. 1, "Several Opinions on Intensifying Reform and Innovation and Accelerating Agricultural Modernization," is divided into 5 parts, with accelerating agricultural modernization drawing particular attention. New challenges force a top-level design for the "three rural" issues. From statistical data, by 2014, China's grain
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How to tackle rising farmland transfer prices through guidance and policy?
These days, the joy of the New Year's arrival seems invisible on the faces of those who transfer farmland; what worries them is that the days of growing grain on transferred farmland are no longer easy. Nowadays the purchase price of grain has approached the "ceiling," while the transfer price of farmland seems to rise ever higher, like a sesame stalk shooting upward.
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How Can Agricultural Modernization Break Through Under the New Normal
As expected, this year's Central Document No. 1 once again focuses on agriculture, rural areas and farmers. This is already the 12th consecutive year that the Central Committee has made Document No. 1 focus on the work related to agriculture, rural areas and farmers. This is because, against the backdrop of China's economy entering the new normal, China's agricultural development has also entered a new stage, facing new
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A major breakthrough in industrial upgrading
Fertile land, diligent cultivators, and an unending stream of dedication. For a long time, Jianli, a major grain-producing county on the Jianghan Plain, has lived up to its richly endowed land, with the benefits of fish and rice enriching the people and benefiting the wider world. Developing modern agriculture based on China's national conditions is both a matter of continuously
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Top Ten Agriculture, Rural Areas and Farmers Events of 2014 Announced: A Year-End Review Through Farmers' Eyes
China National Radio's China Countryside Voice recently announced the results of the "Top Ten Agriculture, Rural Areas and Farmers Events of 2014 Through Farmers' Eyes" selection. The organizers of the selection said they sought out major agriculture, rural areas and farmers events from the perspective of farmers, recording the development and progress of China's agriculture, rural areas and farmers from the farmers' viewpoint. They specially invited 100 farmer and migrant worker judges, as well as listeners and netizens of China Countryside Voice, to jointly participate in the voting, ultimately producing the top ten agriculture, rural areas and farmers events of 2014 through farmers' eyes.
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Transforming Low- and Medium-Yield Farmland Helps Break Through the Hu Huanyong Line
In 2014, China's grain production achieved a record eleventh consecutive increase, with total output reaching 1214.2 billion jin, an increase of 10.32 billion jin over the previous year. Eleven consecutive years of grain growth is gratifying, but how can grain production maintain its growth momentum in the future? As economic development enters the new normal
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The puzzle of rural land transfer disputes, interpreted through data
Accordingly, the court confirmed that the plaintiff holds the land contractual management right to the disputed 3 mu of land; the defendant was to pay the plaintiff more than 15,000 yuan in land transfer fees for 2009 to 2013. In summary, the court ruled in accordance with the law that Xu return the contracted land to the 14 plaintiffs before October 31, 2014, and that the judgment take effect
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