Interpretation of non-grain and non-agriculture policies

1. We must take hard measures to "grow teeth" and comprehensively consolidate the responsibilities of local party committees and governments at all levels to protect farmland. The central government must sign a "military order" for farmland protection with all localities, strictly assess and hold them accountable for life. Ensure that the 1.8 billion acres of cultivated land is well deserved.

2. "Food is the leader of government, and food secures the world." For China, a country with traditional agriculture, abundant warehouses are a blessing to the country and the hope of the people; food security is the foundation of stability and the source of security. Although our country has a vast land area, it only accounts for 9% of the world's arable land and only 6% of the world's freshwater resources, but its population accounts for nearly 1/5 of the world's total population. Solving the problem of feeding its 1.4 billion people has always been a priority for our party's governance. Top priority.

3. Food security is “the most important thing in a country”. From 400 million people who did not have enough to eat back then to more than 1.4 billion people who eat well today, this effectively answers the question of "who will feed China?" On the new journey of struggle, we must continue to consolidate and expand this hard-won achievement, always tighten the string of food security, firmly adhere to the two bottom lines of ensuring national food security and preventing large-scale poverty return, and ensure that important agricultural products , especially food supply as the top priority, insisting that the Chinese people’s rice bowls should be firmly in their hands at all times, and the rice bowls should mainly contain Chinese food.

4. People regard food as their heaven, and food as their basis. Arable land is the lifeblood of food production and the foundation for the sustainable development of the Chinese nation. To ensure that the 1.8 billion acres of cultivated land deserves its title, the most stringent cultivated land protection system must be implemented and hard measures to protect cultivated land with "long teeth" must be put in place. Local party committees and governments at all levels must fully consolidate their responsibilities for the protection of cultivated land, resolutely curb the "non-agriculturalization" of cultivated land and the "non-grain conversion" of basic farmland, and ensure that the sown area of ??grain is stable and the output remains above 1.3 trillion kilograms.