Which directions will rural land reform focus on next year?

1. State Flood Control and Drought Relief Headquarters: Large-scale spring floods may occur in spring 2016
 

The Office of the State Flood Control and Drought Relief Headquarters reported on the 21st that large-scale spring floods may occur in some areas of China in spring 2016. According to preliminary analysis, the flood and drought situation next year will be more severe than this year. Rainfall in most areas south of the Yangtze River will be above normal in spring, and large-scale spring floods may occur. During the flood season, major floods may occur in some river basins, severe droughts may occur in some places, and typhoons may make landfall with greater intensity and penetrate deep inland, causing serious impacts.
2. Next year's rural "land reform" will focus on three major directions


Next year's rural "land reform" will show three major directions. First, the pilot reform of the "three plots of land," represented by rural land expropriation, market entry of collective commercial construction land, and reform of the homestead system, will be comprehensively deepened; second, the reform of the rural land contractual management system, represented by land rights confirmation, registration, and certification, will usher in a series of arrangements; third, the farmland protection and compensation system will usher in top-level design.
3. Pig prices continue to fall slightly, quite similar to 2014


This week, the prices of domestic, foreign, and crossbred pigs all declined to varying degrees, with few areas seeing increases. In the southern region, the scope of cured meat production further expanded, and pork demand picked up somewhat, but support for pig prices was not strong, and live pig ex-farm prices fluctuated slightly. The current situation is quite similar to the 2014 market: pig prices did not rise but fell during the peak demand period. The difference, however, is that this year's live pig inventory is far lower than in 2014.
4. Online seed purchases: orders are hard to place


2015 is about to reach the end of the year. This year, seed industry e-commerce is an unavoidable annual keyword for seed enterprises. Aizhongwang, Yunnongchang, Agehui, Taobao Agricultural Materials, Nongshang No. 1... The "Internet Plus" era never lacks passionate participants. Looking back on this year, what is slightly regrettable is that seed industry e-commerce still gives people something of an impression of much thunder but little rain.
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5. Egg prices were lukewarm this year. What direction will they take next year?


In 2016, egg prices will be unlikely to soar significantly, but because industry prosperity has declined, enthusiasm for replenishing laying hen flocks is relatively low. Prices are expected to return from weakness to stability, but overall better than in 2015.
6. Grain prices plunge, farmers' income drops sharply, fiscal and inventory pressure is high


This year, farmers found it "hard to sell grain." This was not only due to wheat quality failing to meet standards, but also due to the sharp drop in corn prices, leaving farmers with a bumper harvest but no increase in income. Behind the price decline is a reflection of the urgent need to adjust China's minimum purchase price policy and temporary storage policy, because the implementation costs of these policies are too high, leading to excessive fiscal and inventory pressure and adding fuel to the widening price gap between domestic and international grain.
7. Fully eliminate agricultural export subsidies


At the World Trade Organization (WTO) ministerial conference on the 19th, WTO member states, including China, pledged for the first time to fully eliminate agricultural export subsidies and to restrict agricultural export credit.
According to classified data from the Ministry of Commerce, the categories of agricultural products with the largest share of China's agricultural exports are: aquatic and marine products; edible vegetables; preparations of vegetables, fruits, nuts, etc.; prepared aquatic products; and fruits and nuts. In the future, the income of farmers engaged in raising and growing these agricultural products may be greatly impacted.
8. Wheat prices fall for the first time in 10 years. Will there be improvement next year?


This year, China's wheat prices fell severely, and the state protective price for wheat fell for the first time since 2006. For people, data may be nothing but dry numbers, but it truly reflects the sluggish market situation and also shows that farmers' incomes are declining.
9. Several young people with only elementary school education,raise geeseand do WeChat marketing, and unexpectedly became popular


Several young people with only elementary school educationraise geeseto start a business. With the company's own animation design team, they set off a whirlwind of micro-marketing in WeChat Moments. At its peak, they had more than 30,000 WeChat followers and hundreds of micro-marketing distributors.
Zhang Xiaoming believes that micro-marketing can quickly replicate a marketing team and transmit information quickly, but it also has shortcomings. He believes that consumers should be given more consumption experiences, selling lifestyle and culture.
Afterward, they opened an experience store to provide members with value-added services such as sharing and voting, forming an online-offline integrated membership service system. The team also studied related technologies such as French aromatic plants, Taiwan, China cuisine, and Japanese herb juice, and independently innovated to launch herb goose and launch a freshness-lock package, cutting and portioning the goose, which was widely accepted by consumers.