Farmers' welfare foundation can be established to provide financial support to farmers in the event of major natural disasters or major accidents, such as the new crown pneumonia epidemic; In addition, a farmers' vocational training foundation can be set up to guide farmers to train and improve their vocational skills in an emergency; In addition, a grain development fund can be set up to provide economic assistance for grain production and technological innovation;

Second, provide special convenience in the context of the epidemic:

During the COVID-19 epidemic, we can also organize alternative services for farmers diagnosed in COVID-19, recruit volunteers to do some short-term training, which can replace the original owner's harvesting work, provide the longest alternative time of 14 days, and ensure that agricultural production is not abandoned; Set up special targeted projects to provide farmers who are isolated from other places because of the epidemic with a plan to reduce the price of air tickets so as to facilitate their return home.

Third, efforts should be made to increase farmers' main sources of income:

Formulate the minimum purchase price of major agricultural products. By the Ministry of Agriculture, consumer associations and other institutions to organize meetings to discuss and decide, according to the international market and domestic inflation, set the minimum protection price for China's main agricultural products to ensure the steady growth of farmers' income; In the context of the COVID-19 epidemic, it is not recommended that people move too frequently, which is undoubtedly a great blow to farmers who used to sell vegetables in cities and towns. For some farmers who make a living from this, governments at all levels should give relevant living allowances after conducting relevant investigations to prevent their living standards from becoming lower or even unsustainable.

Fourth, continuous measures to benefit farmers:

Strengthen rural grassroots medical and health services and social security, and comprehensively improve the level of public services such as rural medical and health services and social security. In view of the fact that some farmers don't know how to operate with smart phones such as health codes and trip codes, the village committee should arrange some pre-training or come up with some alternatives, such as providing unified inquiry and printing services. Farmers who need it can print relevant green codes in advance, and security personnel at transportation hubs in various provinces and cities should also prepare some flexible procedures.