Efforts can be made in three aspects to support the increase of farmers' income.

"We must improve the policy system to support the growth of farmers' income and do everything possible to broaden the channels for the growth of farmers' income." At the 10th China all-round well-off Forum held a few days ago, Zhang Hongyu, director of the Rural Economic system and Management Department of the Ministry of Agriculture, said.

Zhang Hongyu believes that efforts should be made from the following three aspects: creating a good atmosphere to increase farmers' income, increasing agricultural investment, improving farmers' production and living conditions, and increasing government transfer payments; effectively implement the goal and requirements of farmers' income growth, and draw a blueprint to the end. We will earnestly make key breakthroughs, pay more attention to promoting urbanization, promoting the transfer and employment of surplus rural labor, pay more attention to the income of farmers in key areas, and relevant policies focus on poverty-stricken areas and the western region. pay more attention to measures in line with local conditions, policies must not be one-size-fits-all.

In Zhang Hongyu's view, there are both bright spots and challenges in promoting the growth of farmers' income. The bumper harvest of grain and other important agricultural products in successive years, as well as the narrowing income gap between urban and rural residents, are the two biggest bright spots. "of course, the challenge is not small. Affected by the increasing downward pressure on the economy and the slow recovery of the international economy, the growth rate of farmers' wage income is declining. In the last one or two years, especially this year, from grain to fruit, from animal products to other agricultural products, the overall price has declined, and the impact on the operating income of farmers' families is also real. In the long run, as China's economy changes from high-speed growth to medium-to-high-speed growth, the above effects will continue. " Zhang Hongyu said.