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Farmers' Professional Cooperatives' Anemia '

2010/10/27 12:01:00 36

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In July 2007, the state promulgated and implemented "

Farmers' professional cooperatives

"Law" to ensure the development of farmers' professional cooperatives and promote the process of agricultural industrialization in the form of law.

In July 2007, the state promulgated and implemented the "farmer professional cooperative law".

Law

Form ensures the development of farmers' professional cooperatives and promotes the process of agricultural industrialization.

3 years ago, what was the development of the farmers' professional cooperatives in Huizhou? Yesterday, the Huizhou municipal government revealed that as of the end of June this year, there were 248 farmers' professional cooperatives and 5950 members of the cooperatives. The first half of the year led to 85 thousand farmers' income, and the average household income increased by more than 1500 yuan.

At the same time, the bottleneck for the development of cooperatives is becoming increasingly prominent. Among the 248 cooperatives, there are only 80 college or above science and technology talents, accounting for 6.7% of the cooperative managers.

At present, eight major agricultural products such as litchi, chives, potatoes, sweet corn, citrus, Mead, special vegetables, flowers and so on have developed specialized farmers' cooperatives in Huizhou, and registered more than 20 trademarks of "Guangdong agricultural brand" litchi products and fresh lichee, "Huang Xi brand" chives, "Ping Hai brand" potato and "year old red card" citrus.

Last year, the total sales of agricultural products in the unified organization of farmers' professional cooperatives in the city amounted to nearly 650 million yuan.

Statistics show that farmers' income increased by more than 10%.

From August 26th to September 2nd this year, the Standing Committee of the Huizhou Municipal People's Congress conducted a law enforcement inspection on the implementation of the People's Republic of China farmers' Professional Cooperatives Act.

Yesterday morning, Zhu Tingqing, deputy director of the Standing Committee of the Municipal People's Congress and head of the law enforcement inspection team, pointed out in the law enforcement inspection report that, due to the late start and short time of the development of Huizhou's farmers' professional cooperatives, there are still difficulties in developing funds and lack of qualified scientists and technicians.

Among the 248 cooperatives in the city, there are more than one college degree.

science and technology

There are only 80 talents, accounting for 6.7% of the cooperative managers.

Regarding this, the Standing Committee of the Huizhou Municipal People's Congress suggested that governments and financial departments at all levels should establish and improve the mechanism of investment in the development of farmers' professional cooperatives. The financial sector should help solve the problem of insufficient liquidity by means of microfinance, and at the same time, with the training of village officials, through a two-way choice, a group of professionals should be pported to the cooperatives from university students' talent pool every year.

"Strong pull" is not a way for college students.

Is it feasible to recruit college students to work as farmers' professional cooperatives? Xu Suihui, a member of the Nandu Huizhou folk think-tank, admits that he is not optimistic about forcing students into the co-operatives through external forces.

Xu Suihui believes that breaking the development dilemma of cooperatives needs to adhere to the industrialization mode of "big enterprises + cooperatives + farmers".