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Why must the temporary corn purchase and storage policy be reformed?
In September 2015, the National Development and Reform Commission, the State Administration of Grain, the Ministry of Finance, the Agricultural Development Bank of China and other departments jointly issued the "Notice on Issues Concerning the State Temporary Storage and Purchase of Corn in Northeast China in 2015". In 2015, the state will continue to implement the temporary corn
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Tightening supply and demand for high-quality corn, prices may continue to stay firm
Out of concern over quality issues, large feed enterprises in North China began increasing corn stocks relatively early. There are still nearly 40 days until the Spring Festival, but feed enterprises in North China have already been stockpiling for more than 10 days, and their corn inventories have already increased considerably compared with early December 2015.
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Technical Guidance on Promoting Early Maturity and Preventing Early Frost in Northeast Corn, issued by the Ministry of Agriculture in 2014
Website news: During this year's corn sowing and emergence period in Northeast China, climatic conditions were generally favorable, with good matching of light, water and temperature, and corn growth was overall better than the usual level, but in some areas low temperatures and spring waterlogging delayed the sowing period of corn, and the growth process was postponed. At present, Northeast corn
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Drought Hits Corn in Northeast China: Ministry of Agriculture Releases 2014 Techniques for Drought Resistance and a Bumper Harvest
According to this website, since July, precipitation has been low and temperatures high in central and western Inner Mongolia and western and southern Liaoning, with soil moisture depletion and severe summer drought; corn plants have wilted and leaves have yellowed to varying degrees. The meteorological department predicts that there will be no effective rainfall in the drought-affected areas in the near term, and the drought will continue.
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Corn Affected by Drought in Twelve Provinces and Regions; Market Outlook Depends on Weather and Temporary Storage Auctions
Since July, Liaoning has been hit by its worst drought in more than 60 years, with some farmland facing total crop failure. Twelve provinces and regions hit by drought, Liaoning and Jilin worst. Corn: outlook first depends on weather, second on temporary storage auctions. ■ Cheng Tong. Affected by the El Nino phenomenon, since July, many places in China have experienced moderate to
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Corn bears the brunt as the drought map expands, putting granaries in many regions to a major test
Since July, Henan, Shaanxi, Inner Mongolia and other places have suffered severe drought one after another. Currently at the critical stage of autumn grain production, how is grain production faring under this "roasting" test? Analysts interviewed by the China Securities Journal pointed out that, from a nationwide perspective, the current
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