1 state direct subsidies for grain production;

2 comprehensive subsidies for agricultural materials;

3 seed purchase subsidies;

4 agricultural machinery purchase subsidies.

State direct subsidy for grain production:

In order to stabilize and develop grain production and protect the interests of grain farmers, the subsidy funds previously given by the state to state-owned grain enterprises were changed into direct subsidies to grain farmers.

Comprehensive subsidy for agricultural materials:

It refers to a direct subsidy system implemented by the government for farmers to purchase agricultural means of production (including chemical fertilizers, diesel oil, seeds and agricultural machinery). Considering the changing factors that affect farmers' grain production cost and income, we should ensure the relative stability of farmers' grain production income and promote national food security through comprehensive direct subsidies of agricultural materials and various subsidies. Its funds come from the grain risk fund and are allocated through the special account of the grain risk fund.

Improved seed subsidy:

It refers to giving certain financial subsidies to farmers who grow major high-quality grain crops in an advantageous area. The purpose is to support farmers to actively use excellent crop seeds, improve the coverage of improved varieties, increase the output of major agricultural products, especially grain, improve product quality, and promote the regional distribution of agriculture.

Agricultural machinery purchase subsidy:

In p>215, the agricultural machinery purchase subsidy policy was implemented in all agricultural counties (farms) in China, and the subsidy targets were individuals directly engaged in agricultural production and agricultural production and operation organizations, and the types of subsidized machines and tools were 137 items in 43 subcategories of 11 categories. The central financial subsidies for agricultural machinery purchase shall be fixed, that is, the same type and grade of agricultural machinery shall, in principle, implement a unified subsidy standard within the province, and it is not allowed to treat similar products produced by enterprises inside and outside the province differently.