如何发展适应现代农业要求的农村流通业（How to adapt to the development of modern agriculture in the rural circulation）.docVIP

如何发展适应现代农业要求的农村流通业（How to adapt to the development of modern agriculture in the rural circulation） How to adapt to the development of modern agriculture in the rural circulation China food industry net (February 5, 2007 09:56) Xinhua news agency, Beijing, February (2) - 2007, the Central Document No. 1 made clear that we should improve the rural market system, and develop the logistics industry which meets the requirements of modern agriculture. But in reality, Chinas rural circulation industry also has many problems, farmers difficult to buy and sell difficult phenomenon, restricted factors of rural circulation still exist, there is not a small gap with the requirement of modern agriculture. Take a number of measures to actively adapt to the development of modern agriculture, the rural circulation, is the very important and urgent task. The development of modern circulation industry in rural areas is seriously lagging behind Compared with urban circulation, the development of rural circulation in China lags behind. It has become one of the bottlenecks restricting the increase of farmers income and the expansion of rural consumption market, and it is urgent to develop the modern circulation industry in rural areas. First, the circulation of agricultural products lags behind. At present, there are 4150 wholesale markets in the country, including 2428 wholesale markets in rural areas, less than 1 in each county. Most of the agricultural products wholesale market road and water infrastructure, electronic information, refrigeration equipment is not perfect, only 41.7% of the agricultural products wholesale market has 11.1% of the market is equipped with a refrigerator, refrigerator car, 12.9% of the market display freezer; in retail, many farmers market is still open market, not to the total 6% through the supermarket sales of agricultural products, and the developed countries has reached more than 70%; the transaction means backward, 73.2% of the national market by tra