0
China will work to boost rural reform and the development of its agricultural sector in 2014. The pledge came from the Communist Party of China Central Committee and the State Council, who’ve jointly released China's first central policy document of the year.
The policy document has been dubbed the "No. 1 Central Document". It sets national policy priorities for the year.
This year, it underscores the importance of rural reform, developing modern agriculture and maintaining agriculture as the foundation of the national economy.
The document lists eight focal points for work related to the "three rural issues" -- agriculture, rural areas and farmers. It vows to improve the national food security system. The pricing mechanism of the agricultural products and the monitoring of quality and safety of agricultural products will be the main focus.
Tuesday January 21, 2014/ Ministry of Agriculture.
http://english.agri.gov.cn