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How Can Farmers Truly Share in the Fruits of Rural Reform? Experts Discuss
BEIJING, Dec. 4 (Xinhua) -- Under the joint guidance of the Science and Technology Committee of the Ministry of Housing and Urban-Rural Development and the Science and Technology Committee of the Ministry of Land and Resources, and hosted by the China International Urbanization Development Strategy Research Committee, a seminar themed "Let Farmers Share the Fruits of Reform" was held in Beijing on Dec. 4. Participating experts and scholars
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Organic vegetables in the Hefei market are not necessarily truly organic
[Lead-in China Vegetable Network] The reporter learned that organic product certification is expensive and the procedures are strict. But an investigation found that Hefei currently has no professional organic certification body, and most of the institutions on the market claiming they can carry out organic certification are "selling dog meat under a sheep's head," providing only
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Only when pro-farmer policies are publicized to every household can farmers truly benefit
Nowadays, farmers are already very familiar with the grain subsidy policy, but when it comes to pro-farmer policies for vegetables, aquaculture, livestock and poultry, forestry and fruit, and agricultural product processing, they either have only a partial understanding or have never even heard of them. This is because these subsidy policies require a certain scale of production and investment in production facilities
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Problem milk powder is not scary; covering up problems is what is truly scary
From the Feihe milk powder incident, we can see why some domestic milk powder companies have not emerged from the trough of the Sanlu milk powder incident: not only because quality problems have appeared again, but because they still deal with their own quality problems the way Sanlu did back then. Recently, regarding milk
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Good policies must truly think about what farmers think and keep farmers' needs at heart.
Straw utilization is an old topic, but it attracts people's attention every year during the summer and autumn harvests. Before the 1990s, straw was fuel for boiling water and cooking in rural areas. Farmers raising livestock used straw leaves to feed sheep and used stalks to make fires. At that time, rural energy was in short supply, and no uncut straw could be seen on cultivated land.
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Let farmers truly enjoy the benefits of national policies
Recently, while researching ecological protection in a certain area of northwest China, the author saw that several villages had been combating desertification and planting trees for more than 20 years, building a solid green windbreak and sandbreak barrier on the edge of the Tengger Desert, yet many farmers had never received the national special subsidy for afforestation. One
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To support farmers, we must first truly understand them
Enriching farmers, improving farmers and supporting farmers means not only creating conditions to encourage the development of new types of agricultural business entities, but also not forgetting the silent majority. Some time ago, I attended a symposium where financial institutions met face to face with new types of agricultural business entities. After the symposium ended
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How can agricultural subsidy funds truly benefit farmers?
According to the latest data from the Ministry of Housing and Urban-Rural Development, from 2008 to 2014, the central government allocated a cumulative total of more than 119.1 billion yuan to support the renovation of dilapidated rural houses. This year's government work report pointed out that efforts to renovate dilapidated houses in urban and rural areas will be intensified, with 3.66 million rural dilapidated houses to be renovated. "Xinhua Viewpoint"
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Only by developing rural areas well can we truly resolve homesickness
Who among you comes from a rural area? Not a single one? After looking around and finding that none of the reporters nearby responded, 60-year-old Ke Bingsheng said loudly, I do. On the morning of March 3, as soon as he stepped into the delegation residence, Ke Bingsheng, a member of the National Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference and president of China Agricultural University, was surrounded by a crowd
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In the era of collectivization, did farmers truly miss it?
1. Committed to collecting rural oral history from the second half of the 20th century. The origins of oral history research: History without grassroots voices is incomplete. Xu Shuming: Teacher Guo, for nearly fifteen years, you have persisted in fieldwork. Could you briefly
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