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Imported grain enters the market while domestic grain goes into storage, with a huge price gap at home and abroad
This year China's summer grain achieved a twelfth consecutive bumper harvest. Last year, China's grain output remained stable above 1.2 trillion jin for two consecutive years. At the same time, grain imports exceeded the 100 million ton mark for the first time. In the first seven months of this year, 72.568 million tons of grain were imported, up 22.4% year on year. This has left many people puzzled
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How Can E-commerce Transactions Move Beyond "Price by Inspection of Goods"?
Editor's note: Recently, after review and deliberation by industry experts from the Ministry of Agriculture, the China Association of Traditional Chinese Medicine, the China Traditional Chinese Medicinal Materials Logistics Expert Committee and other departments, the "Electronic Trading Specification Standards for Traditional Chinese Medicinal Materials Products" (hereinafter referred to as the "Standards"), completed by Chengdu Tiandiwang Information Technology Co., Ltd., was approved, pioneering electronic trading standards for agricultural products. How were these standards formulated, what are their characteristics? How will they be implemented? What insights do they offer for China's agricultural product e-commerce?
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Grain can't fetch a good price, where is the way out?
In Baijian Village, Jixian County, Tianjin, which has a population of more than 1,000, villager Liu Yong is figuring out whether to raise some pigs or do something else next year. The fall in grain prices is undoubtedly a huge blow to Liu Yong. But what he does not understand is why grain prices fell so sharply.
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Why can't rural tourism do without farmers' participation?
"Rural tourism is good!" was the inscription personally written by Du Runsheng, former director of the Rural Policy Research Office of the CPC Central Committee, on September 3 for the "China Modern Rural Tourism 30 Years Forum." This may have been the old man's last inscription. On September 19, "China Modern Rural Tourism
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Rural reform requires sound overall planning and top-level design.
The Party Central Committee and the State Council attach great importance to deepening rural reform. Since the Third Plenary Session of the 18th CPC Central Committee, rural reforms in various areas are being carried out in a solid manner, pilot work on a number of important reform matters is being advanced in an orderly way, and positive progress has been made. At present, China's economic development has entered
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Ding Xilu: Farmers have prospects in growing grain, and only then can grain production have good momentum
Core viewpoint: Ding Xilu, a netizen of China Economic Net, believes that these concrete measures not only protect farmers' grain-growing interests from being harmed and prevent their enthusiasm from declining, but also help safeguard national food security. Only by truly implementing them in accordance with national policies and putting all preferential agricultural policies into practice can farmers be helped to increase their incomes.
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To do a good job in agriculture, rural areas and farmers, we must attach importance to fostering model examples
Comrade Xi Jinping pointed out: "Being good at fostering model examples, letting them lead the way and play a demonstrating role, has always been an important working method of our Party." In the work on "agriculture, rural areas and farmers," we should especially attach importance to fostering model examples and be good at doing so. How to make rural areas beautiful, how to make agriculture strong,
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Edible Mushrooms Grown in Idle Tobacco Curing Barns Bring Good Returns to Tobacco Farmers in Shanghang, Fujian
Shanghang County in Fujian Province is one of the key tobacco-producing counties in China, with over a thousand intensive tobacco curing barns and several thousand curing rooms; however, the curing period lasts only four months from May to August, leaving the remaining eight months idle with low utilisation rates. To improve the utilisation rate of the curing barns and realise the benefits of construction investment, the Sanfeng Tobacco Farmers' Professional Cooperative in Lupeng She Ethnic Township, Shanghang County began trials in the autumn and winter of 2014, growing wood ear mushrooms and oyster mushrooms in the idle intensive curing barns, achieving initial success and good returns.
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Sinograin makes every effort to do a good job in the temporary state reserve corn purchase in Northeast China
On December 1, the reporter learned from Sinograin Corporation that the state's temporary reserve corn purchase in the four northeastern provinces has been stable and progressing smoothly, and the purchase volume in the first month was twice that of the temporary reserve purchase in the same period last year. A relevant person in charge of Sinograin told the reporter that since November 1, the state has launched the 2015 temporary reserve corn purchase in the three northeastern provinces and one region.
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Garlic yields a net profit of 1500 yuan per mu, higher than corn
Recently, the Price Bureau of Lanling County conducted a survey on the 2015 autumn grain production, procurement and returns. The survey shows that over the past three years, garlic planting returns in Lanling County: each mu produces 2000 jin of garlic and 1200 jin of garlic scapes. The planting cost is 5100 yuan (including family labor and the imputed rent of self-owned land).
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