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Grain prices and agricultural subsidies will be separated, Chen Xiwen makes clear statement
China Youth Online, November 4 (China Youth Daily · China Youth Online reporter Hao Shuai) The formation of grain prices should stay close to the market while also taking into account farmers' legitimate income. This is a very important principle for the future formation of China's grain prices. Today, at the State Council Information Office
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How much income does farming 1 mu of land bring? The Central Rural Work Leading Group Office: roughly equal to one week of working in the city
The State Council Information Office holds a press conference on the "Comprehensive Implementation Plan for Deepening Rural Reform" International Online News The State Council Information Office held a press conference on November 4, 2015 in the press conference hall of the State Council Information Office, inviting Chen Xiwen, deputy head of the Central Rural Work Leading Group
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Promoting the separation of grain pricing from subsidies, with reform of the rural property rights system as the top priority
Introduction: Chen Xiwen stated that the principle for the next step is to separate grain prices from subsidies. The current minimum purchase price and temporary storage price, to a certain extent, combine price and subsidy together; in the future, price and subsidy should be separated. Grain prices should mainly be
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What to Do When Farming Doesn't Pay? Professional Farmers Step In to Crack the Problem
Most farming households in our rural areas now have just seven or eight mu of land, or a dozen mu; each household farms only this little bit of land, and the money earned from one mu of land is about the same as what you'd earn working in the city for a week. Han Jun, deputy director of the Office of the Central Rural Work Leading Group, said, how
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Grain price situation is complex, affected by 5 factors
Comprehensive Xinhua News Agency report, November 4 - This year, transaction prices in China's grain market have been relatively low, and the temporary storage price for corn was lowered for the first time. In response, Chen Xiwen, deputy head and director of the Office of the Central Rural Work Leading Group, said on the 4th that five factors have made the current grain price situation complex
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Director of the Central Rural Work Leading Group Office: Reform of the property rights system ranks first in rural reform
Chen Xiwen: Reform of the rural property rights system ranks first; advance the separation of grain pricing from subsidies. Chen Xiwen stated that the principle for the next step is to enable grain prices and subsidies to be separated. The current minimum price and provisional reserve price, to a certain extent, combine price and subsidy together.
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Ministry of Agriculture Plans to Teach Farmers Mobile Internet Use in 3 Years
Economic Daily, Beijing, November 4 (Reporter Qiao Jinliang) The Ministry of Agriculture announced today that it plans to use about 3 years to train farmers in mobile phone application skills and information technology capabilities, enhancing farmers' ability to use modern information technology, especially mobile internet, to develop
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Inclusive Finance Listed as a Priority in Deepening Rural Reform: Funds Going Directly to the Fields
The financial problems that have long plagued rural areas may be on the verge of a solution with the arrival of the Internet Plus era. On November 2, the General Office of the CPC Central Committee and the General Office of the State Council issued the "Comprehensive Implementation Plan for Deepening Rural Reform," calling for accelerating innovation in the rural financial system and expanding
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How can we fundamentally cure the problem of cheap grain hurting farmers? A new prescription is needed
Recently, corn prices in some places have fallen sharply, and some farmers' income from selling grain has thus decreased. "Cheap grain hurting farmers" has once again become a focus of social attention. To fundamentally cure this old problem of cheap grain hurting farmers, we should apply a market-oriented and international perspective and prescribe targeted new remedies.
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Farmers Self-Breeding and Self-Using Seeds Allowed to Be Sold or Bartered Sparks Controversy
If individual farmers have surplus conventional seeds that they have bred and used themselves, they may sell or barter them at rural fairs without needing to apply for a seed production and operation license. This provision in Article 37 of the draft amendment to the Seed Law was highly controversial. On October 31, multiple members of the Standing Committee
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