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Soybean target price monitoring work launched on the 8th
According to the arrangements and deployment of the relevant national departments, the 2014 soybean target price monitoring work officially launched today. The time for reporting soybean prices is from October 1 of the current year to March 31 of the following year, with prices reported twice a week. At other times during the year, the current market price monitoring plan of Sinograin is still implemented.
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Ministry of Agriculture Suspends Import of a Foreign Genetically Modified Soybean Citing Public Opinion
A certain genetically modified soybean undergoing import approval has had its approval suspended by the Ministry of Agriculture, due to low public acceptance of genetically modified foods. Foreign media previously reported that China's Ministry of Agriculture recently rejected the approval of an imported genetically modified soybean citing public opinion. On October 17, the Ministry of Agriculture
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Record Soybean Harvest Fails to Reverse Declining Legume Prices
An extra harvest of three to five dou was originally a sight that delighted farmers, but in a year of abundant production it became the straw that bent agricultural prices downward. In the golden autumn season, a spell of rainy weather during the soybean harvest on the other side of the ocean brought a small rebound in domestic and international soybean futures and soybean oil futures.
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Important breakthrough achieved in high-efficiency hybrid soybean breeding and seed production technology
A research group led by researcher Wei Baoguo of the Shanxi Academy of Agricultural Sciences, after more than 30 years of unremitting efforts, has achieved an important breakthrough in high-efficiency hybrid soybean breeding and seed production technology, opening up broad prospects for the utilization of heterosis in soybeans in China and even the world. Led by the Shanxi Academy of Agricultural Sciences
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First batch of China's overseas self-produced soybeans successfully shipped back to China
Recently, it was learned from the Heilongjiang Province Agricultural Industry Association for Russia that, with strong support from customs, inspection and quarantine and other departments, the first batch of Russian imported soybeans from the largest China-Russia agricultural cooperation project - the China-Russia (Primorsky Krai) Modern Agricultural Industry Cooperation Zone - entered the country via the
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China's soybean market sees sluggish buying and selling, with both supply and demand showing weakness
Since this year, China has implemented a target price subsidy policy for soybeans. Recently, reporters learned during interviews in Heilongjiang Province, China's main soybean-producing area, that Heilongjiang had a bumper soybean harvest this year, but the buying and selling market was quiet, and the downward trend in soybean prices was very obvious. Market wait-and-see sentiment
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Soybean oil imports in the first ten months up 21.53% year-on-year
Soybean oil imports in the first ten months up 21.53% year-on-year. According to the General Administration of Customs, in October China imported 95,900 tonnes of soybean oil, down 3.82% year-on-year; cumulative imports from January to October reached 1,084,500 tonnes, up 21.53% year-on-year. In October China imported 60,700 tonnes of rapeseed oil, down 27.22% year-on-year; from January to October
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Soybean Meal Prices Fall, Profits Slip, China's Soybean Imports Slow
Since the start of last week, soybean meal prices in Dalian, China have fallen 6.7%. This has pushed crushing margins into negative territory, ending the largely profitable pattern seen since early September. Soybean meal prices could be very weak early next year, and the pace of China's soybean imports will slow. Soybean meal prices fall
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Major scientific research push on improved corn and soybean varieties aims for substantive breakthroughs
On December 2, the Ministry of Agriculture held the launch meeting for the national major scientific research push on improved varieties. At the meeting, Vice Minister of Agriculture Yu Xinrong emphasized that the major scientific research push on improved varieties must clarify three major goals and tasks: breed and promote a batch of breakthrough new varieties, explore a new model of joint research, and
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China's soybean industry suffers an irreparable disaster
It is not an easy thing for China to feed itself: because China has 21% of the world's population but only 9% of the world's arable land. China's most fertile land depends on irrigation and is therefore vulnerable to water pollution, floods or drought. China's water resources are quite scarce
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