After eight consecutive years of increase in grain output, there is concern about the speed of agricultural development.

Standing at the threshold of 2012, Chinese agriculture has never been as confident and aggressive as it is today.

The data released by the Ministry of Agriculture recently showed that China's total grain output climbed another record high, reaching 114.24 billion jins, an increase of 49.5 billion jins from last year. The accumulated production increase of 281 billion kilograms in 8 years, with an average annual output increase of 35 billion kilograms, is the period with the largest increase since the founding of New China.

Given the complex situation in 2011, the above-mentioned answer sheet was not as complete as it was called. Not to mention that the spread of the debt crisis in the United States and Europe has affected China's exports. If the single high CPI rate remains high, it will disturb the domestic economy. At a critical moment, good agricultural performance sent a certain assurance that the economy can stabilize its chassis and welcome the new year. At the same time, China's grain supply and reserves are good, and it has made due contributions to the relative stability of international grain prices.

However, the fact that agricultural production bases are still unsteady has made policy makers not dare to take them lightly. It is a well-known fact that this year's "eight-point increase" in total grain production has benefited from "Tianzhu" to a large extent, but in recent years, the frequent occurrence of disastrous weather, this reality has obviously not made people feel secure.

In fact, as early as the “Eight Upswings” anticipation has been formed, the discussion on whether the “nine consecutive increase” in grain output in the coming year has been implemented. This of course represents the good wishes of the Chinese people, but overemphasizing speed will threaten to lose sight of and resolve some fundamental issues.

In light of this, the series of issues hidden under the “Eight Upswings” glossy appearance should be the main targets of the work of “San Nong” (agriculture, rural areas, and peasants) in the next stage. For example, how can we defend the red line of 1.8 billion mu of arable land more effectively under the conditions of continuous urbanization? How to ensure the high yield and stability of cultivated land without causing large-scale soil pollution? How to stimulate the local government of some heavy industry light farmers to increase investment in agriculture? How to deal with the continuous loss of rural labor? How to ensure the quality and safety of agricultural products (11.95, 0.20, 1.70%)? ......

In short, China’s agriculture, which has achieved an “Eight Increase” in the total grain output, can only truly realize the “disenchantment” of speed and solve the above-mentioned fundamental and trending problems. The Chinese agricultural sector is expected to get rid of “seeing heaven and eating”. The status quo, go better and more stable.

The recently held Central Economic Work Conference pointed out the direction for economic and social development next year. Among the five major economic tasks for the next year, agriculture ranks second, highlighting the consistent attention of the decision makers in this field. If there is no accident, next year's Central "No. 1 Document" will still be locked in "San Nong", and the persistence of inflationary pressures will determine that the central government will not change the main tone of the continuous increase in "San Nong" investment.

Excessive pursuit of grain yields resulted in the emergence of fertilizer and pesticide overdose in some areas, which caused soil pollution and reduced fertility, which exposed the erroneous momentum of excessive pursuit of increased production. The news that this year's super hybrid rice yields 900 kg per kilogram made the Chinese realize the potential of agricultural technology once again. "Technology to grain production" has become an inevitable path for the present. This point has been fully reflected in the resolution of the Central Economic Work Conference and is expected to be further highlighted in the "Document No. 1" of the Central Committee in 2012.

In addition, the resolution of the Central Economic Work Conference emphasized the continuity and consistency of the “three rural” policy, such as strengthening the policy of strengthening agriculture, benefiting the peasants, and strengthening agriculture, and strengthening the quality and safety management of agricultural products. The idea of ​​“changing channels and playing multiple series” is undoubtedly conducive to the completion of some institutional and challenging tasks. For example, the meeting resolution extended the reference to the construction of farmland water conservancy infrastructure, which helps to avoid the rapid cooling of water conservancy construction short-lived in 2011.

The agricultural industry after the “Eight Increases” has not been considering its continuous brilliance and has not actually solved some of the problems that have hindered sustainable development. In this way, when splendidness is attributed to dullness, people will find that China’s agriculture will truly become a “constant sea needle” for stabilizing the national economy.