How to promote the deep integration of agriculture and other industries?

Enjoy chrysanthemums, taste delicious food and listen to music ... Recently, in Shuibang Village, Egong Town, dingnan county City, Jiangxi Province, a musical activity with the theme of "Poetic Chrysanthemum Night, Romantic Music Festival" was staged in Mu Bai Chrysanthemum Base.

"Relying on the development concept of' Internet+Agriculture', the chrysanthemums we planted are both medicinal materials and tourism products." Peng, the person in charge of the base, said that the products such as medicinal chrysanthemums and Chinese herbal medicines produced by the base are mainly sold in the form of "Internet plus e-commerce", which can drive 20 poor households to increase their income and get rich every year. Through the interconnection of "internet plus", agricultural planting, processing industry and rural leisure tourism will be connected into a unity that echoes and promotes each other, and an upgraded version of agricultural and rural economy will be created.

In recent years, the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Affairs has further promoted the integration and development of rural primary, secondary and tertiary industries. From 20 15, we will organize and implement the subsidy policy for the integration of the first, second and third industries. So far, a total of 12 1 100 million yuan has been arranged to support the integrated development project. The development of rural integration presents a new pattern of multi-mode promotion, multi-subject participation, multi-interest connection, multi-factor play and multi-format creation. According to experts, in 20 17, the output value of China's agricultural product processing industry reached 22 trillion yuan, and the income of leisure agriculture and rural tourism business reached 740 billion yuan; New formats and models such as creative agriculture, shared agriculture, crowdfunding agriculture and e-commerce are emerging one after another, constantly expanding the multi-function of agriculture and allowing farmers to share value-added benefits.