Consolidate the foundation of food security in all directions and firmly grasp what mu

Consolidate the foundation of food security in all directions and firmly hold the red line of1800 million mu of cultivated land.

Put food security in a prominent position, clearly put forward to comprehensively consolidate the foundation of food security, fully implement the responsibility of the party and the government for food security, and firmly hold the red line of1800 million mu of cultivated land. Gradually build all permanent basic farmland into high-standard farmland, carry out in-depth seed industry revitalization actions, strengthen the support of agricultural science and technology equipment, and improve the income guarantee mechanism for grain farmers and the interest compensation mechanism for major producing areas.

Make sure that the rice bowls of China people are firmly in their own hands. Have food in your hand, but don't panic in your heart. The total grain output of China has reached a new level of 100 billion Jin, which has been above 1.3 trillion Jin for seven consecutive years. Especially in 20021year, the grain output reached a record high, reaching 1.3657 billion Jin, and the per capita grain possession was 483 kg, which was higher than the internationally recognized food safety line of 400 kg.

Food security is "the first in the country". Over the past decade, China's food security capacity has been continuously improved. To fill China's rice bowl with China's grain, we must rely on scientific and technological innovation, promote the organic deep integration of scientific research and production, varieties and markets, cultivate agricultural grain varieties with stronger adaptability, higher output and better quality, and consolidate the foundation of granaries in big countries.

Refers to all kinds of plant seeds in cooked food, and can also be collectively referred to as "grain". Food crops are rich in nutrients, mainly protein, vitamins, dietary fiber, fat, starch and so on.

In ancient times, people used to eat in the street. Later, it was also called raw grain and finished grain such as cereals, beans and potatoes. The food concept of the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (hereinafter referred to as FAO) refers to cereals, including wheat, beans, coarse grains and rice.