Maize Milling Plant Promotes Agricultural Economy to Reach a New Level

In recent years, with the continuous progress of the construction of a new socialist countryside , the majority of farmers living standards improved rapidly and maize milling plant is used more and more.


Material development and progress brought new spirit of change in the majority of farmers, but also put forward for the construction of spiritual civilization in rural areas new tasks and new requirements.

Rural spiritual civilization is an important part of socialist spiritual civilization is an important part of building a new socialist countryside . On the one hand , the fundamental task of socialist spiritual civilization is to improve the ideological and moral quality of the entire Chinese nation and the scientific and cultural qualities . Accounted for the majority of our farmers to improve the quality of civilized population , directly determines the realization of this fundamental task. On the other hand , building a new socialist countryside is to promote the country's economic construction, political construction, cultural construction, social construction coordinate system engineering development, such as maize milling plant development. Only peasants ideological, cultural , moral standards continue to improve , promote civilization , advocating science , forming family harmony , honest, mutual cooperation , stability and harmony of a good social atmosphere , education, culture, health and sports to flourish, new rural construction is comprehensive and complete .

Under the new situation , the foundation of agriculture development further enhances the task is still arduous rural reform and development , the demand for spiritual and cultural life of farmers continues to improve , rural spiritual civilization put forward new demands. Strengthen rural spiritual civilization construction , help to improve the level of scientific knowledge of farmers to accelerate the promotion of advanced agricultural technology and agricultural machinery and...