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Corn-producing areas see reduced surplus grain, supply-demand conflict to emerge after the New Year
As the year-end approaches, farmers in producing areas are actively selling grain, the pace of temporary storage purchases is steadily rising, feed enterprises are beginning to prepare pre-New Year stockpiles, and trading activity in the corn market is heating up, but corn prices have not been boosted. It is expected that after the Spring Festival, with large volumes entering temporary storage, traders' inventories
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Why Golden Corn Cannot Fetch a Good Price
Corn production increased, yet farmers' incomes did not rise. Why is that? In the depths of winter, the reporter walked into Gongzhuling City, Jilin Province, long known as the "Hometown of Corn in China," to explore why golden corn cannot fetch a "golden price." At the Taotunjiagou Grain Depot in Gongzhuling City, Jilin Province, the Hometown of Corn in China
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Corn purchases in major producing areas reached 97.53 million tons as of February 5
According to statistics, as of February 5, grain enterprises of various types in 14 major mid-to-late indica rice producing areas including Hubei and Anhui had cumulatively purchased 28.21 million tons of newly harvested mid-to-late indica rice, a decrease of 1.52 million tons from the same period last year; grain enterprises of various types in 7 major japonica rice producing areas including Heilongjiang and Jilin had cumulatively purchased newly harvested
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As of March 20, cumulative corn purchases in major producing areas reached 120 million tons
According to statistics, as of March 20, various grain enterprises in 14 major mid-to-late indica rice producing areas including Hubei and Anhui had cumulatively purchased 28.21 million tons of newly produced mid-to-late indica rice, a decrease of 1.52 million tons from the same period last year; various grain enterprises in 7 major japonica rice producing areas including Heilongjiang and Jilin had cumulatively purchased newly produced
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Why Have Corn Seed Prices Soared? An In-Depth Analysis of the Causes
"Last year a bag of 50,000 kernels of Demeiya No. 1 seed cost 500 yuan, this year it has risen to 1250 yuan. How can it rise so much? That's outrageous." said Pang Long, a large grain farmer in Wudalianchi City, Heilongjiang. One hao of land (one hao equals 15 mu) needs two bags of seed, so the seed cost alone increases by
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China's corn stocks revised up 15%, British paper says FAO figure still too low
Cankaoxiaoxi.com reported on April 7 that after the United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization recently sharply revised up its estimate of China's corn stocks, concerns that China's corn demand may have been severely overstated were further confirmed. According to the website of the British Financial Times on April
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Temporary storage corn auctioned early, corn competitive bidding sales start ahead of schedule
On April 9, the competitive sales of state temporary storage imported corn and state temporary storage corn began again. This is the second launch after the conclusion of the temporary storage corn auction in early January this year, more than a month earlier than the launch of last year's state policy corn auction.
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Corn planting area expected to expand 1.9% this year
China's corn planting area is expected to expand 1.9% this year, while the cotton planting area will shrink 11.2%, according to the National Bureau of Statistics. The rice planting area may increase 1.2% this year and the wheat area may rise 0.7%, the bureau said in a statement. More than 110,000 farmers took part in this planting
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Heavy pressure on summer corn fertilizer sales, late spring cold snap has limited impact
Focus this week: Since April, affected by cold air, some areas of our country have experienced a late spring cold snap. As to whether this affects agricultural input sales, reporters separately surveyed some grassroots markets in Hebei, Anhui, Shandong and Henan and learned that although the late spring cold snap delayed the start of this season's market,
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Domestic corn temporary storage auction caught in a strange trap: only 5% sold
Corruption incidents at some grain depots in Northeast China. Recently, CCTV reported that some grain depots in Liaoning and Jilin provinces, during the process of policy-based grain procurement, storage and sales out of warehouses, engaged in practices such as passing off old grain as new grain and maliciously pocketing price-difference subsidies. So how do grain depots operate to achieve
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