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Why does the trend toward large-scale land concentration need to be re-examined?
The trend toward large-scale land concentration needs to be re-examined
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The "grain vs. fruit competing for land" issue needs to be re-examined from a different angle
Does the logic of competition for land between agricultural industries hold up? Yesterday I was still thinking about the non-grain use of land in fruit-growing areas, and today I heard the concept of "grain vs. fruit competing for land." Liujiagou Town in Penglai City, Shandong Province, has 61 villages and 30,000 people. Of the town's 60,000 mu of farmland, fruit trees cover about 30,000 mu, mainly apples, grapes and cherries. In terms of quantity, grain cultivation accounts for only half of the total farmland area, and more and more grain fields are being transferred through land circulation to local enterprises for fruit tree planting. This undoubtedly gives the impression of "grain vs. fruit competing for land." Through our research, we found that this view is open to question.
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The legal system for agricultural product prices needs to be re-examined
On the premise that the market plays a decisive role in allocating resources, the prices of agricultural products are usually determined by the market, and the government, as the regulator of the agricultural product market, must keep its direct intervention in agricultural product prices to a minimum. In our country, as a means of adjusting agricultural product prices
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