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An Analysis of the Legal Nature of Land Management Rights under the Separation of Three Rights
In line with farmers' wish to retain their contract rights and transfer their management rights, achieving the parallel separation of contract rights and management rights is a major innovation in China's agricultural land system. This year's No. 1 Central Document proposed defining the rights relationships among rural land collective ownership, farmers' contract rights, and land management rights, which requires first defining the legal nature and powers of each of the three rights, and land management rights, as a newly created independent form of right, especially need to be defined in a timely manner.
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Grain prices fall and large-scale grain growers can only break even - do farmers still want to grow grain?
Grain prices have fallen, but do farmers still want to grow grain? A survey from Qing'an County, Heilongjiang Province. Large-scale grain growers can only break even, and enthusiasm for land transfer may be affected. On December 9, the Major Snow solar term had already passed, and northern Heilongjiang was freezing cold. A heavy snowfall from a few days earlier still lay thick in the fields, with stray bits of crop straw showing on top.
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If silage corn is to grow, later-stage purchasing must keep up
In recent years, friends abroad would always ask me before returning home whether I needed them to bring back some milk powder. Six or seven years have passed since the melamine incident, and the national dairy industry is gradually recovering from the heavy blow. The dairy industry and the livestock industry are inextricably linked to agriculture, especially grain production.
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Deepening Production-Sales Cooperation Is Still Needed to Reduce Grain Inventories
On December 18, several grain processing enterprises from Jilin City, Jilin Province, came to Beijing to promote this year's newly marketed rice. This is already the second time Jilin City has come to Beijing to promote rice. The grain production-sales cooperation between Jilin City and Beijing gives full play to the resource advantages of major grain-producing areas and
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Wheat quality remained stable in 2015, with structural changes intensifying
The reporter learned from the "2015 Wheat Quality Evaluation and Wheat Quality Improvement Seminar" held recently that the quality status of wheat samples submitted for inspection in China in 2015 was generally stable. However, the structure of high-quality wheat has undergone obvious changes: the proportion of samples of strong-gluten and weak-gluten varieties is small, and medium-strong-gluten and medium-gluten wheat have become the main varieties of high-quality wheat meeting the standards.
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Series of Commentaries on Strengthening the Agricultural Foundation to Secure a Moderately Prosperous Society ①: Seize the Critical Period
The 12th Five-Year Plan period, now drawing to a close, has been an extraordinary five years. The economy and society have achieved steady development, with the achievements in agricultural and rural economic development particularly outstanding: grain output has exceeded 1,100 billion jin for 5 consecutive years and 1,200 billion jin for 3 consecutive years; the supply of major agricultural products such as cotton, oil, sugar, meat, eggs and milk has been sufficient, and the quality of agricultural products has remained stable and improving; farmers' incomes have grown at a double-digit annual rate, with the growth rate exceeding that of GDP and that of urban residents' incomes for 5 consecutive years; the level of modern agriculture has risen markedly, with major indicators such as the effective irrigated area of farmland, the contribution rate of agricultural scientific and technological progress, and the comprehensive mechanization level of cultivation and harvesting of major crops continuing to climb. The Chinese people have firmly held their rice bowls in their own hands, and farmers' wallets have grown ever fuller. It can be said that after five years of climbing slopes and overcoming obstacles, and of ceaseless striving, agricultural and rural economic development has now reached a new historical high point.
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What are the reasons for the low efficiency of fiscal support for agriculture?
[Too-long allocation channels, fragmented distribution mechanisms, mismatch between fiscal authority and administrative responsibility, imperfect official assessment and oversight mechanisms, and unscientific decision-making mechanisms are the main factors behind the low efficiency in the use of fiscal funds for supporting agriculture.] Since the beginning of the 21st century, the central government, on the basis of fully realizing the reduction and exemption of agricultural taxes and fees,
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Three major agricultural sectors are ushering in a golden period of development
In recent years, with the rapid expansion of the domestic economy, the development of industries such as the stock market and real estate has gradually become saturated. And with the spread of the "Internet Plus" concept and the growing trend of e-commerce giants entering the agricultural sector, three major agricultural sectors have ushered in a golden development period
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Fresh Ideas and Methods for Building a New Agricultural Ecosystem
After the term "Internet Plus" proposed at the 2015 Two Sessions became hugely popular, every industry was brewing cross-sector integration with the Internet, and even the oldest and most traditional agriculture was no exception. Unexpectedly, "Internet Plus agriculture" was the first to grab the policy bonus. Entering
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Actively Responding to the Impact of Climate Change on China's Agricultural Production
Against the backdrop of global warming, the frequency and intensity of extreme drought events are steadily intensifying, and China's agricultural production is increasingly affected by extreme drought events. Data from the National Bureau of Statistics show that from the 1950s to the first decade of this century, the affected area of China's crops doubled, and the damaged area increased by 2.8 times; over the same period, the severity of the damage increased markedly, with the damage rate among affected areas rising from 32% to 58%; in addition, the scope of impact of extreme drought events expanded from the middle and lower reaches of the Yellow River and the middle and lower reaches of the Yangtze River in the 1950s to the vast areas of Northeast China, the northwest interior and the southwest today. Improving agriculture's capacity to adapt to climate change is an important component of implementing the national master plan for climate change adaptation and is crucial to safeguarding China's food security.
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