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Summary of the first part of the development of
2009, stable development of agriculture and rural economy 3
Indicators of rural economic abundance 2-1 7
2-2 The main agricultural products per capita output of 8
2-3 of the rural economy's position in the national economy 10
2-4 regional rural economy status in the national economy 14
2-5 retail sales of social consumer goods in rural areas of the region and the proportion of the country's total 15
2-6 Region 16 urban-rural income levels
2-7 consumption level of the 17 urban and rural areas
2-8 of 18 major agricultural supply and demand
3-1 Rural population and rural employment situation of 25
3-1 of the rural population and rural areas and 26 jobs
3-3 family labor and cultural conditions of rural residents 27
3-4 Rural Households by Region 28 Labor and cultural conditions
Rural Households by Region 3-5 Labor education (per capita net income group) 29
3-6 Agricultural Mechanization of the main 30
3 • 7 major and Agricultural Mechanization of growth 31
Main agricultural regions 3-8 Mechanization of 32
3-9 rural electricity, irrigation, fertilizer application rate of 38 cases
3 to 10 rural electric power and construction of 39 irrigation
3-11 of agricultural fertilizer, plastic sheeting, diesel and use of pesticides 39
3-12 regional rural electrification and construction of 40 irrigation
3-13 regions of Chemical Fertilizers 42
3-14 The use of regional agricultural plastic film 44
3-15 diesel and regional agricultural use of pesticides 45
3-16 regions of rural households have a production value of fixed assets 46
3 of 17 regions of a country's total arable land area and the proportion of 50
3 to 18 constitute 51 of the arable land area
4-1 National Nature Reserve, 55 cases
Umbrella environmental conditions in rural areas around 4-2 55
4 - 3 the basic situation of the 56 conservation areas
4-4 Region Rural Water Supply, 517 lavatories situation
4-5 regional utilization of renewable resources in rural areas 58
4-6 Kids in forestry projects all afforested area in 59 years
4-7 The construction of key projects in forestry 61
4-8 irrigation, reservoirs, waterlogging, flood situation in 63
4-9 regional water facilities and waterlogging, water, alkali treatment area 64
4-10 plot the national disaster and disaster Ya 65
L 1 4 a national disaster, disaster, and an area of 66 crops
Affected area of the region 4-12 647
4-13 69 regional disaster area
D 5-1 with the state financial expenditure in agriculture 73
5-2 rural infrastructure investment and fixed assets of 74 additional
5-3 of rural collective. Bits and rural investment in fixed assets of 75 individuals
5-4 Cash operating expenses in rural households spending 76
5-5 rural households with the purchase of productive fixed assets, cash expenses 76
5-6 The production of rural residents into cash expenditure of 77 families
5-7 The total expenditure of Rural Households (per capita net income group) 78
5-8 of 79 rural fixed assets investment
5-9 Region 80 Investment in fixed assets in rural areas
5-10 The composition of fixed assets in rural areas 8l
5 A l 1 of the situation in rural areas to invest in fixed assets 82
6-1 Index of animal husbandry and fishery value added and 89
Total output value of agriculture, forestry, animal husbandry, fishery 6-2, value added, intermediate consumption and composition (at current prices) 90
6-3 regional total output value of animal husbandry and fisheries, added value and intermediate consumption (at current prices) 91
6-4 animal husbandry and fishery sectors around the distinction between value added (at current prices) 92
6-5 animal husbandry and fishery sectors around the distinction between value-added form (at current prices) 93
6-6 departments around the distinction between the proportion of animal husbandry and fishery value added (at current prices) 94
6-7, animal husbandry and fishery sectors around the distinction between intermediate consumption (at current prices) 95
6-8 Grouped around the distinction between intermediate consumption sector constituted (at current prices) 96
6-9 animal husbandry and fishery sectors around the distinction between the proportion of intermediate consumption (at current prices) 97
Animal husbandry and fishery sub 6-10 intermediate consumption of 98
6-1l regional animal husbandry and fishery value added, intermediate consumption and the proportion of total output value of agriculture, forestry, animal husbandry and fishery (at current prices) 99
6-12 animal husbandry and fishery output value (at current prices) 100
Total output value of agriculture, forestry, animal husbandry, fisheries constitute 6-13 (at current prices) 101
6-14 output value of agriculture, forestry, animal husbandry and fishery sub-form (at current prices) 102
6-15 regional animal husbandry and fishery output value (at current prices) 103
6-16 anti-parts: agriculture sub-production value (at current prices) 105
6-17 sub-regional forestry output value (at current prices) 107
6-18 sub-regional animal husbandry output value (at current prices) 108
6-19 sub-regional fisheries output (at current prices) 110
6-20 four to warm: forestry, animal husbandry and fishery output value constitutes (at current prices) 111
6-2l agriculture, forestry, animal husbandry and fishery output value 1 12
6-22 animal husbandry and fishery output value index (1952 = 100) 113
6-23 regional animal husbandry and fishery output value index (more than 100 years) 114
Regions 6-24 and total output value of agriculture, forestry, animal husbandry and fishery accounted for the proportion of the country (in comparable prices) 115
6-25 regional animal husbandry and fishery output value (at constant prices) 116
6-26 output value of agriculture, forestry, animal husbandry and fishery sub-growth (at constant prices) 117
6-27 sub-regional agricultural output (at constant prices) 118
6-28 sub-regional forestry output value (at constant prices) 119
6-29 sub-regional animal husbandry output value (at constant prices) 120
6-30 sub-regional fisheries output (at constant prices) 121
7 A major crops sown area of 125 l
7-2 major increases and decreases in crop acreage and 127
7-3 constitute the main crops sown area of 128
7-4 129 total sown area of crops by Region
7-5 regional increases and decreases in grain sown area and 130
7-6 regional grain acreage (by season points) 131
7-7 regional grain acreage (by variety of points) 132
7-8 134 regional oil acreage
7-9 regional acreage of cotton and hemp 135
7 regions of a sugar plantings 1O 136
7 of 11 regions of a sown area of tobacco and medicinal herbs 137
7-12 regional vegetables, melons, and green fodder acreage 138
7 of 13 regions of a surface of the autumn sowing of crops constitute the major 139
Products 7-14 of 140 major crops
7 to 15 major crops, the production rate of 141 cases
7 A total of 16 of the 142 regional food
7-17 season crop yield in the 143 around the distinction between
Around the distinction between varieties of crop yield in the 7-18 144
7-19 of 146 regional oil production
7-20 regional production of cotton and hemp 147
7-21 of 148 regional sugar production
7 • 22 tobacco and vegetable production regions 149
7-23 of 150 major crops yield per unit area
7-24 season food crops around the distinction between yield per unit area 151
7-25 varieties of food crops around the distinction between yield per unit area of 152
7-26 Oil Crop yield per unit area of the region 154
7-27 regions of cotton and fiber crops yield per unit area 155
7-28 regions per unit area yield of sugar crops 156
7-29 tea, fruit production 157
7-30 of tea, the main varieties of fruit size and yield and changes in circumstances 158
7-31 regional tea and tea production area of 159
7-32 orchard area of the region 161
7-33 163 fruit production regions
7-34 of Major Forest Products 167
7-35 forest area and forest products output and changes in the main case 168
The afforestation area of 169 7-36
7-37 of 173 regions of Major Forest Products
7-38 cattle slaughter capacity and the main livestock production and growth 177
7-39 cattle slaughter capacity of the region of 178 major
Meat output by Region 179 7.40
7-4l 180 of the region's other livestock production
7-42 head of livestock on hand at the end of 181 numbers and changes in circumstances
7-43 animals at the end of the region 182 on hand during the first few
Aquatic production and cultivation area 7-44 185
7-45 aquatic breeding area and changes in production and 186 cases
7-46 marine and inland fish production of 187 Products
7_47 regional output of aquatic products (by source) 188
748 regions of Aquatic Products (by category) 189
7.49 The regional marine product production (by source) 190
7-50 regional marine product output (by category) 191
7-51 of the Inland Aquatic Products (by source) 192
7-52 of the Inland Aquatic Products (by category) 193
7-53 aquaculture area of 194 regions
8-1 the main price index in rural areas 199
8-2 The Rural Retail Price Index 200
8-3 of the rural residents consumer price index 210
84 regional price index of agricultural production 224
Agricultural producer price index 227 8-5
8-6 regional price index for agricultural products 228
Main agricultural regions 8-7 varieties of producer price index 229 points
8-8 the main agricultural products price index of 234 country markets
9-1 the number of major agricultural products exported 237 Customs
9-2 238 the number of customs import of major agricultural products
9-3 the number of customs export agricultural products and processed 239
9_4 customs export agricultural products and processed the amount of 240
9-5 the number of customs import agricultural products and processed 241
9-6 Customs and processed agricultural products the amount of door 242
9-7 243 the number of regional exports of agricultural products
9-8 244 the number of agricultural imports by Region
L 10 a national costs and benefits of planting 247 products
10-2 All said, costs and benefits of animal husbandry products, 254
11-1 259 net income of rural residents
11-2 260 rural residents living expenses
11-3 major food consumption of rural residents 261
11-4 Rural session - the people the basic situation of the family 263
11-5 total income of rural residents and the net income of 264
l 1-6 net income of rural residents in the region 265
l 1-7 net income of rural residents in all regions (By Source) 266
11-8 living expenses and rural residents constitute the 267
11-9 Cash Consumption Expenditure of Rural Residents and composition 268
11-10 regional consumption expenditure of rural residents 269
11-11 living in rural regions constitute a consumer spending 271
11-12 people of all organs of living in rural areas cash payments iH272
11-13 rural households at the end of major durable consumer goods owned 274
11-14 rural households and living conditions of 274 new housing
11 to 15 years of rural households of the region not to durable consumer goods owned HSBC 275
1l-16 years of the new rural residents (purchase) of housing 279
11-17 of the 280 rural residents living
11 to 18 major food consumption of rural residents 281
11-19 regional food consumption of rural residents in 282 major
1l a 20 regions constitute a net income of rural households (per capita net income group) 285
11-2l four cases of Rural Households 286
11-22 per capita net income quintile group income and consumption of rural residents in 286
12-1 in rural middle schools and primary school teachers in the number of cattle and 289
Adult Basic Education 12-2 290 farmers
12-3 rural township (town) hospitals, 291 beds and health personnel
12-4 the number of village clinics and 291 staff
12-5 regional township (town) hospitals, beds and the number of health personnel 292 Niu
12-6 regional rural village clinics and the staff 293
12-7 294 cultural institutions in rural areas
12-8 Adoption of older rural welfare institutions in 294
12-9, animal husbandry, rural society and economic costs of natural disaster relief costs 294
12-10 295 cultural institutions in the rural areas
12-11 cases of the 296 beneficiaries in rural areas
12-12 The costs of social benefits rural areas and natural disaster relief costs 297
State-owned farms have a farm around 13-1 Basic 301
13-2 State-owned farms in various regions of the land reclamation Basic 302
13-3 state-owned farms 305 farms crop production
13-4 regional state-owned farms to be products of state-owned farms producing crops, the most abundant 306
13-5 state-owned farms farms tea, mulberry, fruit, forestry production 306
13-6 regional state-owned farms farms tea, fruit, rubber, forestry production 308
13-7 state-owned farms farm animal husbandry and fishery production in 309
13-8 of the star system of state-owned farms Farmers animal husbandry, fisheries situation of cattle production 310
First, the classification-based regional rural economy
14-1-1 315 Huang economic situation in rural areas
14-l-2 Yangtze River economic situation in rural areas 316
14-1-3 317 economic situation in rural areas in the Loess Plateau
14-1-4 318 national economic situation in rural areas
14-1-5 pro-poor economic situation in key counties in rural areas 319
L of a 6 14 a hilly area of the economic situation in rural areas 320
14-1-7 321 mountainous counties of rural economy
14-1_8 322 Plain rural economy
14-1-9 economic situation of the land border counties and 323 rural
14-1-10 coastal open economic situation in the rural county 324
14-1-11 grain production of 325 counties in rural economy
Second, the Western Development 12 provinces (autonomous regions and municipalities), economic conditions in rural areas
14-2-1 Western Development 12 provinces (autonomous regions and municipalities), Agricultural Machinery 326
14-2-2 Western Development 12 provinces (autonomous regions and municipalities), rural electrification and the construction of 326 irrigation
14-2-3 Western Development 12 provinces (autonomous regions and municipalities), chemical fertilizers, plastic sheeting, 327 diesel and the use of pesticides
14-2-4 development of two 12 provinces (autonomous regions and municipalities) of natural disasters 327
14-2-5 Western Development 12 provinces (autonomous regions and municipalities) crop acreage and composition 328
14-2-6 Western Development 12 provinces (autonomous regions and municipalities), the main crop yield 330
14-2-7 Western Development 12 provinces (autonomous regions and municipalities), the main crop yield per unit area 331
14-2-8 Western Development 12 provinces (autonomous regions and municipalities) FOREST PRODUCTS 332
14-2-9 Western Development 12 provinces (autonomous regions and municipalities) Animal Husbandry 333
14-2-10 West Development 12 provinces (autonomous regions and municipalities) the amount of livestock on hand at the end of 334
14-2-11 West Development 12 provinces (autonomous regions and municipalities) Fishery 334
14-2-12 West Development 12 provinces (autonomous regions and municipalities.) By an average of 335 major agricultural production
14-2-13 West Development 12 provinces (autonomous regions and municipalities) by the average person the door animal products, aquatic products 335
14-2-14 West Development 12 provinces (autonomous regions and municipalities) and constitute a total output value of agriculture, forestry, animal husbandry and fishery (at current prices) 336
14-2-15 West Development 12 provinces (autonomous regions and municipalities) forestry, animal husbandry and fisheries constitute intermediate consumption (at current prices) 337
14-2-16 West Development 12 provinces (autonomous regions and municipalities) and animal husbandry and fishery value added composition (at current prices) 337
14-2-17 development of the two Post 12 provinces (autonomous regions and municipalities), the basic situation of rural households in 338
14-2-18 West Development 12 provinces (autonomous regions and municipalities) and income of rural residents constitute the 339
14-2-19 West Development 12 provinces (autonomous regions and municipalities) and expenditure of rural residents constitute the 340
Development of the western fire 14-2-20 12 provinces (autonomous regions and municipalities) 341 rural residents living expenses
14-2-21 West Development 12 provinces (autonomous regions and municipalities) consumption of rural residents live cattle cash expenses 341
14-2-22 West Development 12 provinces (autonomous regions and municipalities) of rural residents to the food consumption of 342 Pu
14-2-23 West Development 12 provinces (autonomous regions and municipalities) the amount of durable consumer goods owned rural residents (average per one hundred) 342
14-2-24 West Development 12 provinces (autonomous regions and municipalities) key counties for poverty reduction of the total basic conditions and poor [for Xia County, the proportion of 343 points
14-2-25 West Development 12 provinces (autonomous regions and municipalities) pastoral, semi-pastoral counties accounted for the basic situation and pastoral, semi-pastoral counties in the proportion of 345
14-2-26 West Development 12 provinces (autonomous regions and municipalities) the basic national conditions and the county the county share of the total 347 national
14-2-27 West Development 12 provinces (autonomous regions and municipalities), the basic situation of the land border counties and all land border counties than 349 tribute
14-2.28 Western Development 12 provinces (autonomous regions and municipalities), the basic situation of grain and cotton producing counties and the total proportion of grain and cotton producing counties 351
14-2-29 West Development 12 provinces (autonomous regions and municipalities) Basic and County of the Loess Plateau Loess Plateau, the county's share of the total 353
14-2-30 West Development 12 provinces (autonomous regions and municipalities) Basic and plain County County, the proportion of the total 355 Plain
14-2-3l Western Development 12 provinces (autonomous regions and municipalities), the basic situation of hilly county and the proportion of the total 357 Hill County
14-2-32 West Development 12 provinces (autonomous regions and municipalities) Basic and mountain counties mountain counties the proportion of the total 359
15-1 grain output and per capita consumption of 363
15-2 total and per capita consumption of cotton 364
15-3 oil production and per capita consumption of 365
15-4 per capita consumption of sugar and 366 total
15-5 meat production and per capita consumption of 367
15.6 total and per capita consumption of aquatic products 368
15-7 per capita consumption of fruit production and 369
15-8 per capita consumption of milk production and 370
15-9 regional per capita net income of rural residents in order of precedence 371
16-1 375 total population and agricultural population
16-2 376 Agricultural production index
16-3 total cereal harvested area and yield 377
16-4 total wheat harvest area and yield 378
16-5 total rice harvested area and yield 379
16-6 total corn harvest area and yield 380
16-7 soybean harvest production, area and yield 381
16-8 total potato crop harvested area of 382 yields bow
16-9 production of rapeseed harvest area and yield 383
16-10 total peanut harvest area and yield 384
16-11 total seed cotton harvested area and yield 385
16 A total of 12 hemp harvest area and yield 386
16-13 total sugar beet harvest, area and single. Production 387
16 A total of 14 sugar cane harvest area and yield 388
16-15 harvest tobacco production, area and yield 389
16-16 tea total harvested area and yield 390
16 A total of 17 fruit harvest area and yield (excluding melons) 391
16 to 18 the number of livestock 392
Meat production of a 19 393 16
16-20 egg production 394
16-21 egg production 395
Milk production 396 16-22
16-23 397 wool production
16-24 398 fish production
16-25 399 land use
400 16-26 Agricultural Machinery
16-27 Chemical Fertilizers 401
402, 16-28 Major Forest Products
Management level of agricultural intensification 403 16.29
16-30 Main Indicators of Agriculture 404 the proportion of the world
16-31 Main Indicators of Agriculture in China's ranking of 404 in the world