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How to handle autumn and winter planting? The Ministry of Agriculture calls for timely implementation
Currently, more than 70 percent of the national autumn and winter planting has been completed. On October 23-24, Vice Minister of Agriculture Yu Xinrong went deep into Heze City and Liaocheng City in Shandong Province to investigate autumn and winter planting production. He stressed that autumn and winter planting is the first battle of the year's agricultural production, bears on the overall situation and is of great significance, and it is necessary to solidly
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Straw Burning Becomes a Tough Problem for Air Pollution Prevention and Control
After the National Day holiday, many places in northern China were once again hit by smog. This round of smog made agricultural straw burning the target of public criticism and once again focused public attention on this difficult problem for government management. Every autumn, as the grain harvest draws to a close, rural areas in various places enter the peak period of straw burning.
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Prices of the three major staple grains fall together, agricultural product price reform may accelerate
A bumper harvest without a bumper income: this autumn, farmers may not have much to celebrate. Since the third quarter, prices of the three major domestic staple grains have fallen steadily. According to statistics, corn saw the largest drop, with the purchase price falling from the year's high of 2279 yuan/ton to 1980 yuan/ton, a decline of 13.1%; the wheat purchase price fell from the year's high of
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Where exactly is the way forward for spring-sown rapeseed?
As of mid-October, the harvest of China's spring-sown rapeseed is nearing its end, with the harvest in the Inner Mongolia region basically complete, and the harvest progress in the northwestern production areas also approaching about 80%. However, constrained by the end of the national temporary storage price-support system, rapeseed from the above production areas has not only seen prices plummet,
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No off-season in time, no blind spots in space for seed market regulation
Editor's Note: As law enforcement intensifies and special campaigns are carried out frequently, seed market inspection and rectification have no off-season in terms of time and no gaps in terms of space. In practice, many localities have also explored new models and new approaches based on their own characteristics, such as the joint inspection by the three regions of Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei, the county-level seed market order evaluation in Jiangsu, and the advance warning followed by swift and severe punishment in Zhangye. This issue's Market Scan presents to you the new elements in this autumn's seed market inspection campaign through the practices of various localities.
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Why agricultural product price reform must be coordinated and balanced
The inversion phenomenon in China's grain market is prominent, agricultural product price subsidies are already close to the upper limit of the WTO's Amber Box subsidy rules, and market-supporting purchases are becoming increasingly difficult to sustain. Adjusting grain purchase prices can neither simply reduce fiscal subsidies and directly require domestic bulk agricultural product prices to align with
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A Record of the Reform, Innovation and Development of Our Nation's Seed Industry
Editor's Note: Grain is the foundation of the state, and the seed industry is the foundation of grain. China's seed industry started from nothing at the beginning of the founding of New China, and through decades of unremitting efforts, it has continued to develop and grow through shared endeavor. Especially since entering the new century, China's seed industry, under external pressure from international competition and internal challenges of transforming the growth model and adjusting the structure, has continuously reformed and innovated, pressing forward into deep-water areas, gradually breaking through the shackles of systems and mechanisms, and radiating new vitality and brilliance. An in-depth analysis of the course of seed industry reform and development not only profoundly reflects the great process of China's agricultural modernization, but also vividly embodies the hardships and efforts of China's comprehensive deepening of reform, possessing unique typical significance and distinct contemporary value.
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Agricultural Reform on the Eve of the 13th Five-Year Plan: Food Production Puts "Stability" First
Recently, the Fifth Plenary Session of the 18th Central Committee was held in Beijing. For nearly 20 years, the fifth plenary session of each Central Committee of the Communist Party of China has focused on the next five-year plan, and this year's 13th Five-Year Plan has attracted much attention because of its special historical background. This is the first five-year plan since China's economic development entered the "new normal," and its final year is precisely the year China completes the building of a moderately prosperous society in all respects.
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Prominent "Inverted" Grain Market Phenomenon: Agricultural Product Price Reform Needs Coordinated Advancement
The "inverted" phenomenon in China's grain market is prominent, agricultural product price subsidies are already close to the upper limit of the WTO Amber Box subsidy rules, and market-supporting procurement is becoming increasingly unsustainable. Adjusting grain procurement prices cannot simply mean reducing fiscal subsidies and directly requiring domestic bulk agricultural product prices to
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Chen Xiaohua stresses: make green food a booster and a pacesetter for agricultural development
On October 29, the 16th China Green Food Expo opened in Xi'an, Shaanxi. Chen Xiaohua, Vice Minister of Agriculture, stressed at the "Ecological Agriculture and Green Production" symposium held during the event that we must closely focus on the goal of making the green food industry stronger and larger and amplifying its brand effect
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