The future prospects of the countryside have attracted much attention, although the Communist Party of China has issued a document every year to emphasize the importance of the "three rural" issues, but the number of farmers has continued to decrease. The development of the economy has led to the price of goods, while the planting income of farmers has gradually decreased, especially the fuel, seeds, fertilizers, etc. required for agricultural production have been rising, while the grain has been relatively stable. This makes it impossible for farmers to pay for their normal living expenses, let alone improve their quality of life. Faced with this problem, we must look for a way out for the peasants.
Rural planting cooperatives and large-scale management are important ways to solve the problem of farmers' way out. On the one hand, rural areas should organize village committees to take the lead in land consolidation and large-scale operation, so as to achieve the scale effect of agricultural production and strive for policy support. For example, when purchasing fertilizers and other materials required for production, if you buy them by the number of individual households, ** will definitely be higher; However, if you take the village committee as a unit, in the form of large-scale procurement, you can get a lower **. In addition, it can also work directly with manufacturers to further reduce production costs and increase revenue.
Improving the added value and competitiveness of agricultural products is also an important aspect of farmers' way out. We can increase the added value of products through deep processing of agricultural products. For example, in areas with large peanut production, you can raise funds to set up processing plants to process peanuts into various peanut products, such as peanut butter, peanut oil, peanut candy, etc., and at the same time establish your own brand. This will not only increase farmers' incomes, but also attract more young people to return to their hometowns to engage in agricultural production and promote the long-term development of rural industries.
In addition, the use of e-commerce channels to expand the sales of agricultural products is also the key to solving the problem of farmers' way out. Through e-commerce platforms, agricultural products can quickly cover a wider market and solve the problem of marketing. At the same time, it can also be sold online and offline to attract more consumers' attention and purchase agricultural products. The development of this approach will also help attract some young people to return to their hometowns to start businesses, and promote the talent pool and economic development in rural areas.
However, the construction of rural infrastructure is also a major challenge for farmers. At present, road construction in rural areas is still lagging behind and cannot meet the needs of economic development and logistics. ** There is a need to increase investment and support for rural infrastructure, especially in road construction, to create better conditions for the transportation and marketing of agricultural products.
Finally, the building of grassroots leadership groups is of paramount importance. Good leaders have a wealth of practical experience and management skills, and are able to lead rural development. Therefore, selecting and cultivating grass-roots leaders with quality, ability, and a sense of responsibility is the key to the way out in rural areas. Only by improving the quality of grassroots leading bodies through selection and training can we better promote the development of rural areas.
To sum up, the way out for rural areas is not just a problem, but a complex problem that requires comprehensive solutions. By speeding up agricultural modernization, planting cooperation and large-scale operation, improving the added value and competitiveness of agricultural products, using e-commerce channels to expand sales channels, increasing rural infrastructure construction, and improving the capacity of grassroots leadership groups, we can open up more outlets for farmers and achieve vigorous development of rural areas. I hope that the society, society and farmers will work together to create a better rural future!