How to inquire about rural immigrant subsidies?

Go to the direct supplement distribution network for enquiry.

Direct grain subsidies will generally be credited to the "one card" account. If there is no food subsidy in the account, it depends on whether the local government reissues it through cash or other channels.

This can't be found out, because it is issued by the local government to local banking institutions. You can check it at the outlets that issue direct subsidies.

"123 16" is a unified special number for public services in the national agricultural system. In order to safeguard farmers' legitimate rights and interests, facilitate farmers' complaints and reports, and provide the public with information services on agriculture, rural areas and farmers more conveniently, the Ministry of Agriculture, with the support of the Ministry of Information Industry, applied for and assigned "123 16" as a unified special number for public welfare services in the national agricultural system.

If you don't receive direct grain subsidies, you can call 123 16 to complain and defend your rights. 123 16 The manual service hours are from 8 am to 8 pm, and the rest of the time is automatic voice service. Call 123 16. According to the voice prompts, find a manual service and make it clear which province, city, county and village you are, whether you are an individual farmer or a cooperative. I want to ask you if there is any direct grain subsidy this year.

Financial support for agriculture

China's agricultural subsidy policy began in the late 1950s. It first appeared in the form of state-owned tractor station "fixed-loss subsidy for machine ploughing", and then gradually extended to agricultural means of production price subsidies, agricultural production electricity subsidies, discount loan subsidies and so on.

For example, from 1979 to 1980, the financial subsidies for agricultural plastic films reached more than1600 million yuan, which played an important role in increasing agricultural production and income at that time. 1980 to 1992, the government mainly adopts the policy of liberalizing the prices of agricultural products, so that farmers can benefit from market exchange, and the financial agricultural subsidies are relatively small.

After 1992, China implemented a large-scale price and circulation intervention policy for agricultural products such as grain and cotton, with the goal of controlling serious inflation. After the inflation problem was eliminated, the grain price kept decreasing, which lost the significance of economic protection, while the cotton price was completely liberalized at 1999, not to mention protection.

Before and after China's entry into WTO, the issue of agricultural subsidies has attracted much attention. Now, a series of measures such as direct subsidies to farmers are being tried out in several provinces such as Anhui.