The Research On The Problem Of Increasing The Income Of Farmers In Diao Town,Zhangqiu City

This paper summarizes the income structure of the farmers in Diao town,the main restricting on increasing farmers ’income, and puts forward some suggestions for increasing farmers’ income,which can be used for reference to increase the income of farmers in surrounding areas.The full text is divided into five chapters.The first chapter is an introduction.In this paper,it describes the research background, research purpose, the content and methods of the research and the innovation to and shortcomings of this article, so that readers of this article have a general impression and grasp.The second chapter is the theoretical part for increasing farmers’ income. This paragraph is to introduce the basic concepts of the theory involved and the farmers ’income theory of integrated development of urban and rural, the internal income theory of agriculture, science and technology to promote farmers’ income theory and the "four modernizations" synchronous development theory.The third chapter is talking about the status analysis of the income of the farmers in Diao Town. First of all, it introduces the "three rural" development of Diao town. Then,it analyses the income level change and the income structure of the farmers in Diao town, which lay the foundation for further study.The fourth chapter is talking about the SWOT model analyses on the income of the farmers in Diao town. On the basis of the theory in the third chapter, using SWOT analysis model, this paper systematically explains the advantages, weaknesses and opportunities and threats of the farmers’ income increasing in Diao town, and buildes the SWOT model to make the discussion more clear.The fifth chapter is talking about the ways and suggestions of farmers’ income increasing. This paper puts forward suggestions to promote farmers’ income dependence on the ways of increasing income of the farmers in Diao town. This paragraph also introduces the experience of the farmers’ income increasing in developed countries briefly.