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Tackling Rural Poverty

■	Farmers' Income Grows 11.4% in First Nine Months
■	Ecological Compensation Urged for Western Farmers
■	Gov't to Help 148,000 Villages Out of Poverty in 5 Years
■	China to Reward Farmers for Having Fewer Children
■	China's Largest Property Insurer to Set Up Agriculture Arm
■	China Makes Strides in Poverty Alleviation in Rural Areas
■	China Sets Target for 'Super Wheat' Breeding
■	Henan Banks on Abundant Grain Output
■	For the Poor, Special Treatment
■	Another 2,000 Villagers to Take Blood Lead Level Test in NW China
■	Vice Premier Urges Modernization of Agriculture
■	50 Mln People in China Still Lack Access to TV
■	200,000 Bookstores to Be Set up for Farmers by 2010
■	Rural Medical System Covers Nearly Half of Farmers
■	Rural Tourism Helps Poverty Alleviation in China
■	Left-behind Children Cause Concern
■	Measures Taken to Increase Arable Land
■	Less Fiscal Expenditure Goes to Farmers in 2005
■	China's Poverty Line Is Too Low: Official
■	100 Mln People Lifted Out of Poverty in China in 20 Years
■	Water Pollution Study Keeps Innovation in Mind
■	Low Income, Poverty and Aging - Rural Difficulties
■	China to Launch Second National Land Survey
■	Road Leads Poor Villages to Prosperity
■	Resettled Farmers to Get Financial Support
■	New Rules Hit Agricultural Exports
■	Chinese Bank Sees Chances in 'New Countryside' Initiative
■	China Aims to Raise Grain Output and Farm Incomes
■	Mainland Market Ripe for Taiwan Farmers
■	Taiwan Work Office to Hold Agriculture Forum
■	Farmers' Income Growth Set to Slow in Second Half Year
■	New Roads Transform Lives in Rural Areas
■	Law Adds Transparency to Land Transaction
■	China to Boost Rural Financial Reforms
■	300 Mln Farmers Will Migrate to Cities in 20 Years
■	Large Taiwan Tea Farm Set up on Mainland
■	Illegal Land Use Must Be Controlled: Premier
■	China Kicks off Program to Build Village Libraries for 900 Mln Farmers
■	Cash Income of Chinese Farmers Up 11.9%
■	Inspectors to Stem Loss of Farmland
■	Farmers Benefit from Medical Project
■	Agriculture Tourism to Create 350,000 Jobs a Year in China
■	China's Farm Produce Price Down 1% in First Half
■	China Cracks Down on Fake Farm Goods
■	Top Advisor Stresses Faster Development of Ethnic Groups
■	Official Says China Faces 'Serious' Soil Pollution
■	Premier Wen Calls for Protection of Farmers' Incomes
■	Rural Commercial Bank Promises More Loans to SMEs
■	Farmers Encouraged to Set up Economic Cooperatives
■	Rabobank, IFC Acquire First Stakes in Chinese Rural Cooperative Bank
■	College Students Embark on 'New Countryside' Construction Drive
■	Party Promotes Effort to Improve Farmers' Lives
■	This Farmer Grows Robots
■	Science and Technology to Play Bigger Role in China's Agriculture
■	Quality of China's Agricultural Products Improved
■	China to Invest 50 Bln Yuan in Rural Projects
■	Cultivated Land Continues to Disappear
■	Gov't to Push Forward Rural Taxation Reform
■	Gov't Sets 7% Annual Growth Rate for Farm Produce Export
■	China's Grain Production Expected to Increase This Year
■	Central Budget Increases Investment in Farming to US$37 Bln
■	Vice Premier Stresses Strict Land Management
■	Chinese Official Calls for More Subsidies to Grain Growers
■	Droughts Root of Poverty
■	Rural Roads Plan to Link Remote Villages
■	Hu Emphasizes Change of Growth Pattern
■	China to Invest 17.5 Bln Yuan in Rural Road Construction
■	China to Reform Agricultural Tech Promotion Program
■	Building New Villages the S. Korean Way
■	China Offers Grain Growers 51.5 Bln Yuan
■	Over 60% of Land Use in Chinese Cities Illegal
■	China Solves Insecurity in Drinking Water
■	Chinese Mainland Opens 'Green Channel' for Taiwan Farm Produce
■	China's Top Advisory Body to Discuss Rural Construction, Innovation
■	Beijing to Abolish Traditional Plough Farming in 3 Years
■	China Urges Farmers to Raise Export Production Standards
■	Anti-poverty Project Improves Village Life
■	Farmers Encouraged to Start Business
■	China Pledges Greater Efforts in Poverty Elimination in Next Five Years
■	Plan for Disabled People Outlined


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Developing modern agriculture is the Chinese government's top priority in building a new socialist countryside, according to a document jointly released by the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China and the State Council.

Eighteen children pose for a picture at a village in Ziyun Miao and Buyi Autonomous County in Guizhou Province, January 22. Among them, twelve children's parents left the village to work in big cities in coastal areas.