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May more farmers receive their own year-end bonuses
Handing out year-end bonuses is generally a "perk" exclusive to white-collar workers, but recently quite a few professional farmers have also received year-end bonuses! According to press reports, Jiangxi large-scale grain grower Ling Jihe took out 2.889 million yuan to give to more than 80 professional farmers, handing out cash directly, and right after the cash was distributed they set off on an island vacation.
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Forest tenure reform may take a substantive step forward in the No. 1 Central Document
One of the contents most likely to be focused on in the 2015 No. 1 Central Document is the advancement of reform of the rural collective property rights system. As an important part of this, forestry reform is about to take a substantive step forward. An Economic Information Daily reporter recently learned from authoritative sources
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Spring drought may occur in the northern winter wheat region this spring
According to meteorological and hydrological forecasts and analysis, precipitation in northern China will be below normal in the spring of 2015, the inflow of major rivers will generally be below normal, and relatively severe spring drought may occur in the northern winter wheat region and parts of the southwest. The State Flood Control and Drought Relief Headquarters requires solid efforts in drought relief and irrigation assurance as well as urban and rural water supply. This is what the reporter
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Edible oil prices fall, oil companies may shift to deep processing of multiple oil varieties
Recently, monitoring results from the National Grain and Oils Information Center show that from January to October 2014, China imported a total of 56.8440 million tons of soybeans, a year-on-year increase of 13.75% compared with 2013. At the same time, the average price of imported soybeans reached a low point in October. The decline in edible oil prices is regarded as a point of industry
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Soybean prices hit by imports, 2015 soybean planting area may shrink
In recent years, China's soybean market has been severely hit by imports. In 2014, China's total soybean imports reached 71.4 million tons, breaking through 70 million tons for the first time. In the same period, domestic soybean production was only 12.2 million tons, and import prices were even lower than domestic soybean prices, leaving domestic soybeans almost no
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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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Large volumes of corn flowing to state purchasing enterprises, market anomaly may persist
The corn market trend in 2014 has textbook-style demonstrative significance for 2015, and has had a major impact on the procurement models and inventory strategies of farmers, trading enterprises and grain-using enterprises in the 2015 market. In 2014, the domestic corn market experienced dramatic fluctuations, showing
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Can farmers move to the city just by selling their homes? Be careful, you may be falling for a big scam
Should farmers' homestead land be allowed on the market? What are the prospects for large-scale operation of rural land? With the release of this year's No. 1 Central Document, how should the confirmation of rural land contractual management rights be carried out? Yesterday, Chen Xiwen, member of the National Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference and deputy head of the Central Rural Work Leading Group,
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Heavy supply pressure on agricultural products, future trends may diverge
Since March, the agricultural products index has fallen all the way, stabilizing and rebounding in the past two trading days. Apart from corn and corn starch futures, which rose successively due to stockpiling factors, soybeans, meal, and soft commodities such as cotton and white sugar all without exception showed successive declines, but in recent days they have begun
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Grain-to-Feed Policy Boosts the Feed Industry, May Change the Raw Material Supply Landscape
In the view of industry insiders, judging from the development cycle of China's livestock and feed industry, the domestic livestock industry has already passed its period of rapid growth around 2005 and entered a mature stage. However, within the next 5 years, the domestic feed industry can still enjoy growth brought by economies of scale.
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