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Rapeseed Production Halved, China May Repeat the Soybean Industry's Mistakes
Anhui is a major rapeseed-producing region in China, and Hefei, Chuzhou and Lu'an in central Anhui are key rapeseed-growing areas. Zhang Yongwen, a large-scale farmer in the area, told reporters that few people there now grow rapeseed, with wheat and rice being the main crops.
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Large quantities of imported soybeans will arrive in China in the coming months
Analysts say China's soybean imports will rise further in the coming months, mainly because South American soybeans ordered earlier are arriving, which may put pressure on crushing margins. Data released by the General Administration of Customs show that soybean imports in May this year reached 6.13 million
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Ministry of Agriculture Issues 2015 Technical Guidance for Summer-Sown Soybean Production in the Huang-Huai-Hai Region
This website news: This year, the pre-sowing meteorological conditions for soybean in the Huang-Huai-Hai region were generally good, with temperatures on par with normal years. Heavy rain occurred in early June in the southern Huang-Huai area, and soil moisture was generally good, but the wheat harvest period was delayed by 2-3 days compared with normal years, and the soybean sowing period was delayed accordingly; in the northern Huang-Huai area
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Northeast China's soybean industry in crisis: can the direct subsidy policy save it?
Soybean planting area continues its overall downward trend. During on-the-ground research, reporters learned that compared with last year, Heilongjiang's soybean planting area is still declining this year. However, affected by the sustained low-temperature and humid weather earlier in the season, some low-lying areas have not yet sown corn and can only switch to soybeans later.
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China's soybean crushing capacity reached 145 million tonnes by the end of 2014
From November 2014 to January 2015, a survey was conducted of 100 soybean processing enterprises with a daily processing capacity of over 1000 tonnes across more than 20 provinces and cities nationwide. The crushing capacity situation is summarized as follows: The survey shows that as of the end of 2014, China's daily soybean crushing capacity exceeded 10
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Soybean imports slow down as yuan depreciation pushes up import costs
In recent weeks, demand from China, the number one soybean importer, has slowed, and so far orders for November shipment soybeans are only half of the same period last year, because the recent depreciation of the yuan has made overseas imports expensive. Traders say that soybean meal prices denominated in yuan
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Wheat market purchasing and sales will become more active, while soybean prices in producing areas will continue to rise
Wheat market purchasing and sales will become more active. As the main-body role of market-supporting enterprise purchasing in the market gradually becomes evident. After market-supporting purchasing in various regions enters normal operation, since enterprises with market-supporting purchasing qualifications have strong financial backing, they will become the main purchasers in the later market, and other
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Low profitability of soybean cultivation, farmers are not very motivated to grow soybeans
The third day of the survey, the sun was shining brightly. The survey team set off from Fujin, passed through Tongjiang, and finally arrived at Jiamusi. By interviewing local traders and farmers, we obtained first-hand information. In addition, the survey team members went deep into the fields and conducted an on-site
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Soybean farmers hope for a higher soybean target price
According to a sample survey of 5 counties (cities) in Heilongjiang Province, the grain-planting intentions of surveyed households showed a "two increases and one decrease" trend, namely an increase in rice, an increase in corn, and a decrease in soybeans, with soybeans down 13.9% among surveyed households. The reasons include the following aspects: First, rice and corn still have an efficiency advantage.
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Soybean Price Subsidies Soon to Be Paid Out, Soybean Farmers Hope for Premium Prices for Quality Beans
Editor's note: Right now, spring soybean planting is in full swing in Northeast China. The soybean target price reform piloted by the state in Heilongjiang, Liaoning, Jilin and the Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region in 2014 has now entered the subsidy payment stage. How well is the target price subsidy policy being implemented? Its
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