Fortunately, farmers are willing to take the risk of fines and burn straw to plough their fields, but the problem has caused different voices
Preface. Perhaps many people don't know that behind this kind of fine, there are still many problems lurking. With the implementation of the national macroeconomic regulation and control policy, farmers are bearing more and more agricultural production and living costs, especially the rational use and rational use of crops. If it is not disposed of, it will not only increase the cost of prevention and control for farmers, but also adversely affect the soil fertility of cultivated land.
Some farmers choose to burn straw in order not to let their food go to waste, and at the risk of being fined. But now, the punishment of the local ** farmers is getting heavier and heavier, often thousands of yuan, which is almost equivalent to their living expenses for several months. The severity of the punishment has not only benefited the farmers, but also dampened their enthusiasm for growing food. So, we have to thank the older generation of farmers, who are still farming and protecting the food of the country.
However, there are several practical issues that are also worth paying attention to. Overall, the majority of the region's agricultural population is over 50 years old. The peasants bear the burden of family life, they are the backbone of the whole village, and they are engaged in most of the work in agriculture. Most of the young adults in their 40s go out to work, lacking the skills and experience in agricultural production. When farmers grow old, China's countryside faces a real food crisis.
It has been proposed to disperse the land to large food producers and farmers, but this has created many problems. First of all, the phenomenon of abandonment in the southern mountainous areas, which are not suitable for mechanized large-scale farming, will cause large areas of arable land to be idle, which will have a major impact on grain production. Second, much of agriculture tends to focus on cash crops and neglect cereals, thus endangering the food supply. Once these big capitalists master most of the food, then the food will rise, and even other things will rise in price, making it difficult for ordinary people to buy expensive food.
If China's food industry is industrialized, it is likely to become a country like Brazil, if not as good as Brazil. This can leave many people underfed. We cannot rely solely on imports of food and agricultural products from abroad, which no country can meet the needs of its 1.4 billion people. In the long run, China's food industry must maintain a diversified and healthy development trend to ensure food safety and ensure the living standards of the people.
In this case, we need to think carefully and make the right choice. The state should strengthen support for peasant households, strengthen education, training, and scientific and technological support for peasant households, cultivate a new generation of agricultural scientific and technological personnel, and realize agricultural modernization. On this basis, corresponding preferential measures should be introduced to reduce the economic pressure of farmers and guide farmers to take the initiative to develop agricultural production. Only in this way can we ensure China's food safety and achieve sustainable rural development.
The conclusion is that at present, there are still many problems in the agricultural production mode with "incineration" as the main content in China's rural areas. The danger of punishment faced by peasant households is not simply illegality, but more of a means necessary to ensure food production in the actual situation. On this basis, corresponding countermeasures and countermeasures are put forward to provide effective guarantees for farmers. It not only affects the survival of peasant households, but also affects the development and happiness of a nation. Let us join hands to improve the production and living conditions in rural areas and promote the sustainable development of the rural economy.