Where is the gap between the farmers and the year-end award?

[ China Agricultural Machinery Industry News ] With the economic and social development, in recent years, every year and the end of the year, the topic of the year-end awards will always be very hot. Judging from the past, this lively story is mostly the story of people who work in different units in the city. Therefore, when the news of "a year of crops, the 100,000 year-end award" came, the network quickly boiled.

Where is the gap between the farmers and the year-end award?

On January 8th, in the large courtyard of Dinghu Town, Anyi County, Nanchang City, Jiangxi Province, the local grain grower Ling Jihe was giving the farmers a year-end award! “Liu Gaomei, how much did you get this year?” “Hey, compared to last year. A little more, 30 million!” Under the bright sunshine, Liu Gaomei, who has won a high prize for several consecutive years, was surrounded by a group of people and became the focus of “interrogation”.

Judging from the information disclosed in the report, the agriculture-related enterprise in Anyi County of Nanchang has issued a year-end award to the farmers. This is not the second time. This is the performance of the business development and upward trend. What is the mystery? It may be worthwhile to take a look at the development ideas of the enterprise "Ling Jihe" - hand over the land that has been transferred to other grain experts to determine a basic output. The grain growers usually receive the monthly salary, and by the end of the year they receive the year-end award based on the excess output. Of course, what is the specific operation plan, that is the company's trade secrets, it seems that there is no need to ask questions. What people are interested in is that in this company, farmers have had year-end awards for many years. It is so simple and real.

Through many reports from the media before, it is not difficult to see that many grain-growing households are not uncommon in the development of rural land management. It may be worthwhile to quote a report from Xinhua News Agency in December last year: In the Heilongjiang Province, the Green Farmer Modern Agricultural Machinery Cooperative, the director told reporters that last year, the pound of corn tidal food can still sell 0.7 yuan, this year, the price of the tide is only 0.43 Yuan / kg. He calculated an account: an acre of corn seeds, fertilizer, machine farming and other costs of 300 yuan, land transfer costs 360 yuan, an average of 1100 kg of turkey grain production, a total income of 473 yuan, 187 yuan per acre.

On the one hand, some large grain growers are giving farmers a year-end award, while on the other hand, some large grain growers are making losses. The reason is naturally complicated. But in comparison, the author believes that at least two real problems deserve our deep thought. First, how to transfer rural land well and let farmers and large land users win a win-win situation is the key. Second, the transfer of rural land is not a staking. It calls for new types of entrepreneurs, people who have a strong sense of management and dare to market.

Regarding the issue of “agriculture, rural areas and farmers”, the central government has always attached great importance to it. In recent years, almost every year, it has expressed strong and constant concern in the form of “No. 1 Document”. At the Central Economic Work Conference held at the end of last year, General Secretary Xi Jinping pointed out: "In the process of modernization, the countryside cannot fall behind; in the process of building a Chinese dream together, the dream of hundreds of millions of peasants cannot be built." The year begins. For rural areas, farmers and agriculture, governments at all levels, including entrepreneurs and employed people, should think about it. The farmer is the foundation of the four people, and the first in the eight regimes. We should see that Ling Jihe issued the “Million Years of Year-end Award” to farmers, which is a way of catching people's eyes, highlighting the great potential and infinite charm of modern agricultural development. I hope that the land transfer will be more likely to generate gold and silver, and the "farmers' year-end award" is more and more gratifying.