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Strong Support for Agriculture-Related E-Commerce Boosts Leapfrog Development of Agriculture
Aksu sugar-heart apples, Danjiangkou Reservoir "love fish," fragrant new rice from Northeast China, Argentine red shrimp, premium Australian beef and mutton... Nowadays, with a click of the mouse, you can buy quality agricultural products from all over the country without leaving home, which not only makes things convenient for urban residents but also rewards farmers for their hard work.
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Agricultural futures have great potential, and the market has broad development prospects
The government is working hard to reform the marketization of agricultural products, which means that China's agricultural futures have great potential. For a long time, relying on the weather for a living has been an unavoidable reality for farmers, and agricultural futures always seem to be "the last mile" away from rural areas. Farmers see it as close, but in fact it is still very far away. First, they lack professional knowledge; second, they lack risk awareness. Most of them regard futures as a "fiery monster."
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A Comprehensive Review of Changes in the Feed Industry in 2015
After enduring the painful adjustment period of 2014, 2015 became a critical year for the feed industry to enter its transformation phase. Looking across the entire industry chain: raw materials - feed - livestock farming, this series of links suffered a severe blow over the past year. Since the beginning of this year, the industry seems not to have emerged from the trough.
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Agricultural product price reform may be imminent, high inventory pressure awaits resolution
The government is worrying about the large quantities of cotton and white sugar piled up in warehouses, bought from farmers at high prices, and now that prices have fallen, they cannot be sold at a loss, and if all the inventory is dumped onto the market, agricultural product prices would clearly face the danger of collapse. According to a reporter from China Securities Journal, the state
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Agricultural structural adjustment should open up greater space for agricultural development
This year's Central Document No. 1 makes deepening agricultural structural adjustment an important task in modern agricultural development and lays out comprehensive plans for it. On the basis of eleven consecutive years of grain production growth and eleven consecutive years of rapid growth in farmers' incomes, carrying out a new round of agricultural structural adjustment is both proactive action from a high starting point and a problem-oriented move that follows the broader trend.
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Three Major Areas of Agricultural Product Circulation Will Accelerate the Attraction of Foreign Investment
Huang Hai, former Assistant Minister of Commerce, recently disclosed that China's agricultural product circulation sector will step up its opening to the outside world, guiding foreign capital, technology and advanced management experience toward three key areas: collection and distribution centers at agricultural production sites, pre-cooling facilities at production-site wholesale markets, and agricultural product cold-chain transport equipment.
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Ministry of Agriculture Issues New Plan for 2015 Grain Sown Area and Output
China's Ministry of Agriculture said that in 2015 it will steadily develop grain production and keep the grain sown area and output basically stable. It will strive for grain output above 550 million tonnes, while keeping the growth rate of farmers' income above 7%. The Ministry of Agriculture's new plan for China's 2015 grain sown area and output
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Spring plowing and preparation are in full swing, so guard against fake and inferior agricultural inputs before it is too late
The whole year's work depends on a good start in spring. For the supervision of seed production bases, this saying could not be more true. To regulate the order of seed production, the most critical thing is to grasp the source. Spring sowing and autumn harvest, seeds mature, as long as violations of laws and regulations are stopped outside the base gates in spring,
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2015 Minimum Purchase Prices for Rice Announced by the NDRC
The 2015 minimum purchase prices for rice were as follows: the minimum purchase prices for early indica rice (grade 3, the same below), mid-to-late indica rice and japonica rice were 135 yuan, 138 yuan and 155 yuan per 50 kg respectively. To protect farmers' interests and prevent "cheap grain hurting farmers," in 2015 the state continued to implement the minimum purchase price policy in major rice-producing areas.
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