“We don’t even know about major chemical fertilizer policy reforms†NPC deputies call for farmers’ right to know
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In an interview with the National People's Congress (NPC), Qiao Zhanshan, secretary of the Party Branch of the Qiaoliang Village in Shibao Town, Huanglong County, Shaanxi Province, told reporters that the prices of chemical fertilizers, pesticides and other agricultural products have risen too fast in recent years, directly affecting the income of farmers. It is hoped that relevant departments will regulate and control their policies so as to ensure that the central government's beneficial farmers policies are implemented. However, how to change the relevant policies of the Central Government should listen to the opinions of farmers because they have the most say. After the reporter introduced to him the basic policy of the National Development and Reform Commission on reforming the fertilizer price adjustment mechanism, the representative said that we did not know this policy. It is of course good to let the farmers supplement their prices, but how much they should make up and supplement should be determined by listening to the opinions of the farmers. For example, Joe said that their local urea has sold more than 110 yuan per bag (50 kg), which is equivalent to the price of 125 kg of corn. Even at this current price, the farmers can make up for 40 yuan per bag, and once the price of fertilizer is released, it will surely rise again. "Do countries get so much money?" Joe asked.
Hua Fuxia, a National People's Congress representative from Dongxia Village, Zhonghe Town, Meihekou City, Jilin Province, told the reporter that she had not heard of this policy and that other farmers were even less likely to know it. She said that we basically know about the central government’s “three rural†policies, but few of the relevant government departments’ policies concerning agriculture are conveyed, let alone soliciting opinions. “We basically understand the news from the news media. The relevant departments have originally solved the difficulties for us, but why not seek our opinions? The policies that directly involve the major interests of peasants should at least enable our NPC deputies to understand. When reporters interviewed some rural representatives from Shaanxi, Jilin, Hubei, and Henan, they also said that they have not heard of this policy.