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What money-making opportunities lie hidden in rural land brokerage
As the appreciation potential of rural land grows ever larger, some industry insiders predict that China's urbanisation and agricultural modernisation hold a market value of 200 trillion, equivalent to China's annual growth of 7.2%, and will be a huge business opportunity! The business of land brokerage
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What other management measures are there for macadamia orchards
1. Beekeeping in the orchard. Macadamia is an insect-pollinated flower; the main pollinating insects are honeybees, ground wasps, flies, thrips, etc. Keeping honeybees in the orchard greatly increases the chances of pollination between plants and between cultivars, which is of great benefit to raising yields. 2. Frost protection
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What Conditions Are Needed to Advance Mortgage of Rural Land Contractual Management Rights
The State Council recently issued the "Guiding Opinions on Carrying Out Pilot Programs for Mortgage Loans on Rural Contracted Land Management Rights and Farmers' Housing Property Rights." This is a solid step forward in the reform of the rural land system and an important exploration of rural land capitalization. From domestic and international
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What new approaches are there to traditional village conservation? These two are worth knowing about
List-based protection is undoubtedly the most important and most primary approach to traditional village conservation, yet this method cannot do everything, and finding more comprehensive and more effective solutions and protection methods has become a consensus. Treating neighboring and related villages, large and small,
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What Path Should Innovation in Agricultural Management Organizations Take?
Accelerating innovation in agricultural management organizations to provide the main-body support and institutional foundation for building modern agriculture in Hunan Province is one of the key tasks in our province's current rural reform and development. To this end, we take the innovative practice of agricultural management organizations in Chenzhou City as an example to examine our province's agricultural management
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What is the difference between rural communities and administrative villages in China?
I. Real-world confusion: a cognitive trap. The upsurge in rural community building that arose alongside the large-scale "delivery of public services to the countryside" adopted three construction models according to the size and spatial distribution of villages, namely "one village, one community," "several villages, one community," and "one village, multiple communities." Across most of the country,
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Land management rights or ownership? Wu Jinglian: What is returned to farmers is the management right
The image above shows Wu Jinglian, Baosteel Professor of Economics at the China Europe International Business School. (Photo source: Sina Finance, photographed by Liang Bin) Sina Finance News - The 2015 4th China International Agribusiness Summit Forum was held in Beijing on May 17. Wu Jinglian, Baosteel Professor of Economics at the China Europe International Business School
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What is the difference between aged grain and deteriorated grain? Grain storage moves toward ecological transformation
Now the grain market supply is very abundant, and consumers can buy the finished grain they need on the market at any time. However, some consumers worry: could the grain circulating on the market be aged grain? Can grain quality and safety be fully guaranteed? Recently, the Economic Daily
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What Is the Focus of Seed Management Work This Year
According to the Ministry of Agriculture, the key work of the Seed Management Bureau of the Ministry of Agriculture in 2015 will be three major tasks: deepening the reform of the seed industry system, advancing the construction of national bases, and strengthening seed industry management. The focus will shift from policy creation to implementation, unleashing reform vitality and policy effectiveness. Do a good job in seed industry reform
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What is the significance of the current transfer of rural land management rights in China?
The most prominent feature of China's current rural land system is the non-economic principle of the primary market (that is, the rural land contracting market) and the lagging development of the secondary market (the market for the transfer of land use rights or management rights). In the primary market, the current household contract management system
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