The peasants have no feelings for the land at all, the land is just the means of production for them to make a living, but the grain grown in the land cannot make a fortune, they can only survive with difficulty, it is normal for a lot of land to be wasted every year, we should increase support for the peasants, agriculture is prosperous, the peasants are rich, and the country can be truly strong.
Farmers and the land have always been close partners. They ploughed, sowed, and harvested the land, sprinkling sweat and hope on every inch of the land. However, we have to admit that the peasants do not have a deep affection for the land, because for them, the land is nothing more than a means of production, a means of earning a living.
Farmers struggle with the land with their own hands, but this does not mean that wealth and abundance can be derived from the land. The grain cultivated by the land can only make it difficult for the peasants to survive, but it cannot achieve real prosperity. For many years, we have often seen large tracts of land unused, crops growing green and thorny. This kind of "rest" in the field is not an anomaly, but a norm.
In the context of modern society, farmers have become a vulnerable group. The impact of the market economy and the process of urbanization have tilted resources to cities, making land expensive and difficult to transfer. Overwhelmed, the peasants chose to leave their land idle. This is undoubtedly a heart-wrenching phenomenon.
If we want to achieve prosperity in agriculture and prosperity for the peasants, we must intensify our support for the peasants. First, the government should introduce more supportive policies to encourage farmers to participate in the modern agricultural industry chain. By guiding resources such as science and technology and capital to the rural areas, we will improve the production technology and management level of farmers, so that they can seize market opportunities and achieve rapid agricultural development.
Second, we also need to actively promote the circulation of rural land and break down the barriers to land restricting agricultural development. Expand the scope of rural land management, reduce the burden on peasants in land use, and enable land to truly realize its potential as productive forces. At the same time, we should pay attention to protecting the interests of farmers, strengthen supervision in the process of land transfer, and ensure that farmers can receive reasonable compensation.
Finally, we need to strengthen rural infrastructure to improve the quality of life of farmers. The lack of infrastructure such as roads, water supply, and electricity in rural areas has become a bottleneck restricting the development of farmers. Only by improving the infrastructure conditions in the rural areas and improving the quality of life of the peasants can we truly realize the prosperity of the peasants.
When agriculture is prosperous, the country is strong, and when the peasants are rich, the country is truly strong. Therefore, we need to increase our support for farmers so that they can truly enjoy the fruits of the land. Only in this way can we promote agricultural modernization, promote the all-round development of rural areas, and achieve the goal of rural revitalization. Let the peasants truly establish an emotional connection with the land, so that they can gain more wealth and dignity from the land.