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Why is cooperativization an intrinsic pursuit of farmers?
There is a saying that cooperativization cannot be achieved without mechanization, which is utter nonsense. The more fragile and imperfect family farming is, the more urgent the need for the cause of cooperativization becomes; this problem and this need have existed since ancient times. Chinese
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Why is fruit getting cheaper and cheaper this year?
[Introduction] The weather is getting colder and colder, and the flavor of the New Year is gradually growing stronger. In Northeast China, fruit should be out of season, and in many people's eyes, the price should only be going up and up, especially for some tropical fruits, which have even less reason not to become "luxury goods" in people's eyes.
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Why should we establish a new concept of food security?
Before 2004, China's grain self-sufficiency rate had remained above 95%, but over the past 10 years, the grain self-sufficiency rate has been declining, dropping to around 85% by 2014. It is worth noting that the decline in the self-sufficiency rate was not caused by a decline in grain production, but rather by the realization of
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Why can't rural tourism do without farmers' participation?
"Rural tourism is good!" was the inscription personally written by Du Runsheng, former director of the Rural Policy Research Office of the CPC Central Committee, on September 3 for the "China Modern Rural Tourism 30 Years Forum." This may have been the old man's last inscription. On September 19, "China Modern Rural Tourism
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Why is China's wheat becoming less and less internationally competitive? The Ministry of Agriculture responds
Seven major trends in the development of China's wheat industry. In recent years, new changes have emerged in the development of China's wheat industry, and these sustained changes will directly alter the development model of China's wheat industry and deserve close attention. Specifically, they are mainly manifested in the following seven major trends
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Why Grassland Agriculture Is a New Pathway to Ensuring Food Security
In developed countries, animal husbandry (mainly grassland agriculture) accounts for more than 70% of agriculture, and the food structure of people in developed countries is dominated by meat, eggs and milk. Practice has proven that developing grassland agriculture can also provide enough to eat and eat well. At present, although we have already achieved "eating enough,"
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Why Plastic Mulch Is Hard to Recycle: The Problem Lies in the Mulch Itself
After more than 30 years of development and application, plastic mulch coverage has become one of the most important agronomic techniques in our country, and in the northwest region it has even created a situation in which agricultural production cannot be carried out without plastic mulch coverage. At present, on the one hand, plastic mulch coverage has been incorporated into national and local agricultural
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Why is urban-rural integration not about capital freely going to the countryside?
At present there is a widespread view that urban-rural integration means letting farmers freely enter the cities and capital freely go to the countryside. Only by doing so, it is said, can the principles of a market economy truly be realized, can the market play a decisive role in resource allocation, and can resources be allocated most efficiently
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Why Are Pork Prices Soaring? Ministry of Commerce Responds: It Is a Self-Correcting Behavior of the Market
On August 4, the Ministry of Commerce held a regular press conference, where spokesperson Shen Danyang responded to 11 hot and sensitive issues of great concern to domestic and foreign media. Among them, Shen Danyang addressed the relatively rapid rise in domestic pork prices since March of this year and how the Ministry of Commerce would ensure market
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Why is the citizenisation of migrant workers just as important as rural development?
Over the 30-plus years of reform and opening up, rapid economic development has fundamentally shattered the stereotyped impressions of rural people. In recent years, both rural and urban areas have been seeking new transformations. In the view of Lu Huilin, associate professor in the Department of Sociology at Peking University, the accumulation and eruption of the "not-us" sentiment among rural groups poses a huge challenge to social development.
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