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The claim that farmers have no successors is just mawkish sentimentality
"Ordinarily, you basically never see young people in the village." Chen Maosheng, a professional grain-growing farmer in Pingxiang City, Jiangxi Province, said with no small worry. He is already 55 years old, and he said that farming by middle-aged and elderly people has now become a common phenomenon. At least there are still people farming the land now, but in another ten
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How can we ensure that agriculture has successors? The path to revitalizing agricultural talent
Xi Jinping emphasizes that in building a moderately prosperous society in all respects, we must not neglect the rural sector. China is the world's largest grain producer and consumer, feeding more than 20% of the global population with about 7% of the world's arable land, and the task of ensuring an effective food supply is especially arduous.
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What does agricultural development rely on? Accelerating the cultivation of successor forces is key
Currently, the main factors supporting the improvement of China's comprehensive agricultural production capacity are undergoing profound changes. From the perspective of agricultural inputs, China's fertilizer and pesticide use per unit area has reached 3.6 times and 2.5 times the world average, respectively, and in the future it can no longer rely on increasing fertilizer
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The problem of "who will farm the land" is being solved, and can agricultural successors appear in large numbers?
Through the sustained efforts of all parties, a new type of agricultural operation system characterized by intensification, specialization, organization and socialization is advancing rapidly, and new-type professional farmers are beginning to emerge in large numbers. Although their overall numbers are not yet dominant, the role and influence they play in agricultural operations
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