The agricultural sector is set for an overhaul this year according to a major government release, which pinpointed the importance of farming policies in reviving economic momentum, Reuters reports. The State Council’s publication, entitled the “No. 1 document”, returned to a rural rejuvenation strategy first tabled in 2017 which aimed to raise living standards in China’s impoverished countryside. Among the policies are a shake-up of China’s output composition, moving away from oversupplied corn crops towards oil seeds which are heavily imported. Agricultural goods have been a central feature of trade negotiations with the US, notably soybeans which China pledged to increase planting of in the latest document.