New Changes Of Cotton Target Price Reform In Xinjiang In 2015

It is reported that in 2015

The implementation plan for the pilot work of the cotton target price reform has already been submitted to the State Council and will be introduced in the near future.

Although the specific implementation plan has not yet been released, we can learn from Xinjiang in 2015.

The new changes in target price reform in 2015 are seen in the outline of target price reform.

From the outline, we can see that with the experience of the pilot project of cotton target price reform in Xinjiang in 2014, the target price reform this year has further improved the subsidy mode and expanded it.

The scope and proportion of the payment of the sales volume.

Specifically, "10% of the total subsidy can be used to subsidize basic farmland (including collective land) in four southern prefectures (Akesu, Kashi, Ke Zhou, Hotan) and 90% of the total subsidy for the actual growers in the region."

In simplifying the work process, the first is to optimize the subsidy way, reduce the payment times of the subsidy funds, and strive to achieve a pre allocation of the subsidy funds and make a liquidation at the same time.

Second, use information technology to make statistics on the sale volume in the selling link, and make the current paper planting certification electronically, so as to facilitate the cotton farmers to sell cotton and reduce the workload at the grass-roots level.

Third, we have strengthened the monitoring of the prevention of "subsidized cotton".

Fourth, we should further improve the layout of specialized warehouses and public inspection laboratories, guide private capital to participate in professional warehousing, and improve the efficiency of public inspection and circulation.

In terms of seed cotton sale, we should inquire whether the planting information is entered into the information platform before the sale area, and confirm the household information corresponding to the planting area.

When the seed cotton is sold, it is necessary to bring the planting area corresponding to the identity card of the head of household, and sell it to the ginning factory that has passed the cotton target price subsidy qualification, and receive the ordinary invoice or purchase invoice.

Through the qualification of cotton target price subsidy, the ginning factory has the autonomous development and Reform Commission to issue a plaque with a uniform number, and can inquire about it on the website of the development and Reform Commission of the autonomous region.

At the same time, there is an exit mechanism for qualified cotton processing enterprises. Compared with the 9 cases in 2014, a situation has been added this year: "cotton processing enterprises do not conscientiously fulfill their management obligations on their seed cotton collection points, resulting in the seed cotton collection point not in conformity with the relevant provisions, and serious violations of the seed cotton process and serious circumstances."

It will also cancel its cotton processing qualification and related qualifications.

In order to ensure the accuracy and authenticity of the sales volume information, it is convenient for banks to supervise the cotton as collateral for loans. All cotton processing enterprises need to store cotton liners in the specialized regulatory warehouses designated by the autonomous region according to the stipulated time, and the warehouses can organize the cotton sorting group according to the needs of the buyers.

In addition to the above changes, the outline states that some of the target prices in 2015 are consistent with those of last year, such as the actual cotton growers in the region.

These include: basic farmers (including village collective motor land contracting households) and local state-owned farms, judicial farms, army farms, non-agricultural companies, large households and other forms of ownership of cotton producers.

Special cotton (including

and

The preferential policy of 2014 is still maintained. The target price subsidy standard of special cotton (yield) is 1.3 times the target price subsidy standard of cotton.

The planting area and yield of special cotton were separately counted and reported separately.