#Article Launch Challenge#Japanese agricultural farmers are the most profitable?
I saw a video of a self-media blogger who was a Sichuan couple doing agriculture in rural Japan. According to their on-the-spot introductions, the average annual income of Japanese farmers is more than 360,000 yuan, close to 400,000 yuan. I really can't believe it when I see such a data introduction, and I don't know how many streets such an income will throw off Chinese farmers.
Although China and Japan have a common hatred, Japan's economic development and national income are indeed better than ours, and we must admit that there must be some reasons for the good development of others, and we should learn from Xi and find ways and means that suit us.
In general, it was because Japan received "help" from the United States after World War II. But Japan itself has some concrete measures.
Take Japanese agriculture as an example: 1. Japan's agricultural products are of excellent quality and have very high sales prices, which is the fundamental reason for the high income of Japanese agricultural farmers. In fact, since ancient times, many Japanese agricultural products have been introduced to Japan from China, but they have the ability to develop and improve these varieties to obtain a new variety. For example, the earliest Japanese sunshine rose was sold at a domestic sales price of 300~400 yuan a catty, and Japanese watermelons are also, a watermelon can be sold for 1,200 yuan casually, because it is expensive, so the Japanese eat fruits These are very small amounts, a few grapes and a few pieces of watermelon are local tyrants.
There is also Japanese rice, which is even more ridiculously expensive. Ordinary rice can be sold casually to 20~30 yuan / catty, it is said that the rice made of Japanese rice does not need vegetables, can eat a full stomach, the author has not eaten Japanese rice, I do not doubt the selling price but I doubt how good this quality is delicious, our Chinese farmhouse rice can be eaten without vegetables, but it is not so expensive, usually about 5 or 6 pieces.
Japan's agricultural population is only about 2 million, and although their agricultural subsidies are not as large as ours, because of the small agricultural population, farmers receive more agricultural subsidies per capita, which can basically reach 40% of agricultural income. This is not comparable, after all, the size is different, and there are as many as 560 million Chinese farmers. If so many subsidies are issued, the state finances will not be able to bear it.
One point worth mentioning is that Japan's agricultural cooperatives can help farmers sell their agricultural products, and then follow various sales channels, so Japanese farmers' agricultural products will not be unsalable, and farmers just need to do a good job of quality, which is worth learning Xi.
Another advantage of Japan is that it does not import foreign agricultural and sideline products, and uses domestic products. This is also one of the reasons why their peasants' incomes are high, there are so many things in the market, and the Japanese can only be "forced" to consume. But they say that their own things are the best, so they keep them for their own people to eat.
Let's talk about the industrial structure of Japan's rural areas, Japanese farmers can't just be counted as farmers, they are actually businessmen, because the primary, secondary, and tertiary industries in Japan's rural areas are complete, and many Japanese people come back to the countryside to work as farmers and complete the primary, secondary, and tertiary industries after graduation. For example, farmers raise chickens as the primary industry, slaughtering chickens as the secondary industry, and selling chickens as the tertiary industry. That's why they are rich, they participate in the distribution of profits throughout the industrial chain. This is something we can Xi. Imagine if Chinese farmers could do the same, why worry that Chinese farmers are not rich?
Japan is more mountainous, and their micro-tiller equipment is quite developed. Many farmers in their 60s can still do agriculture because of these equipment of micro-tillers, which greatly reduces the manpower cost, and people only need to learn to operate the machine. As for our peasants? At present, this area is still in short supply, and Chinese peasants still have to exert great efforts to work, and this is why it is said that it is difficult to be peasants.
We should learn Xi the advanced aspects of others, learn Xi refer to them, and then come up with our own ways and methods. The main purpose is to increase the income of the peasants.
This is the author's simple summary, do netizens in the comment area have anything to add?