锚定农业农村现代化 一批务实管用的政策举措将陆续实施

Group 1 - The 2026 Central No. 1 Document emphasizes a combination of goal-oriented and problem-oriented approaches to address urgent issues faced by farmers, introducing practical and valuable policy measures to improve livelihoods [1] - The document outlines a focus on precise and efficient assistance methods, enhancing internal motivation while preventing excessive reliance on aid and avoiding policy cliff effects [1] - Employment support will be strengthened through organized labor output and the utilization of employment channels such as rural public welfare positions [1] Group 2 - The document promotes the coordination of agricultural trade and production, aiming to utilize both domestic and international markets effectively, ensuring sustainable development of agricultural trade [2] - China plans to expand imports of domestically scarce agricultural products while maintaining a balance to ensure food security and the stable development of domestic industries [2] - Measures have been implemented to alleviate the impact on industries like beef, with positive results achieved through various support initiatives [2] Group 3 - The second round of land contract extension trials will be comprehensively launched in 29 provinces, with a principle of "great stability, small adjustments" to ensure the stability of existing land contracts for most farmers [3] - The document emphasizes the development of moderate-scale agricultural operations and the need for a regulated land transfer system that respects the rights of both parties involved [3] - There is a focus on enhancing agricultural social services to support small farmers and address key weaknesses in agricultural production [3] Group 4 - New agricultural operating entities are becoming the main force in agricultural development, with family farms encouraged to improve production capabilities and move towards efficient, green practices [4] - Farmers' cooperatives are urged to enhance development quality and eliminate "shell cooperatives," thereby strengthening their role as a bridge between small farmers and larger markets [4]