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Grain prices fall and large-scale grain growers can only break even - do farmers still want to grow grain?
Grain prices have fallen, but do farmers still want to grow grain? A survey from Qing'an County, Heilongjiang Province. Large-scale grain growers can only break even, and enthusiasm for land transfer may be affected. On December 9, the Major Snow solar term had already passed, and northern Heilongjiang was freezing cold. A heavy snowfall from a few days earlier still lay thick in the fields, with stray bits of crop straw showing on top.
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Apples fed to chickens, fruit growers cut down trees: agricultural products in many places sell at low prices and are hard to sell
Agricultural products in many places are mired in the predicament of low prices and difficulty selling. This year, Chinese cabbage is only two or three mao per jin, not only three or four tenths cheaper than the same period last year, but also not selling at all well. I have been here for a long time, and surprisingly I have not sold a single head of cabbage. Li Chundong said. Shouguang, Shandong agricultural
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Potato growers in Qiqihar, Heilongjiang grow golden nuggets of wealth
In the past two years, potato market prices have been high and farmers' returns good, which has spurred farmers in Qiqihar City to grow potatoes. So how much are farmers earning from growing potatoes now? With this question in mind, recently this writer followed the Qiqihar City Price Bureau to investigate
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Indian mushroom growers propose that the government establish sales outlets
It is understood that at its 7th annual meeting, the Odisha Mushroom Growers Federation (OMFG) in India proposed that the local government build fresh mushroom sales outlets for mushroom growers and help find markets, especially for mushroom farmers and small-scale mushroom traders.
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High-Yield Creation Lets Smallholder Grain Growers Join Forces into a Fist
On the afternoon of September 22, in the stretch of rice paddies in Chunhua Mountain Village, Chunhua Town, Changsha County, Hunan Province, Wang Guisan, head of the Wawulong group, and farmers managing irrigation were checking the water-saturation of the rice. The seedlings were already knee-high and it was exactly the grain-filling stage, so Wang Guisan was especially attentive.
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Will agricultural subsidies favor grain growers? There are more policy adjustments to come
From the pilot target price subsidy program, to the integration of the three subsidies (improved seed subsidy, direct grain-growing subsidy, and agricultural input subsidy) into the agricultural support and protection subsidy, and then to the adjustment of fishery fuel price subsidies. At China's central level, agricultural subsidy policy is undergoing a series of major
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Three Types of Fertilizer Will Become Market Favorites, Worth Growers' Attention
According to a recent forecast by the agricultural materials department, 3 types of fertilizer will sell well on the market in the future. First, special-purpose fertilizer for vegetables and fruits. The prices of China's bulk agricultural products such as rice, wheat, corn and soybeans are currently 10%-70% higher than those on the international market, and their competitiveness in the international market is weak.
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Why Rose Prices Swing Wildly: Growers Give Up Harvesting in Despair
"Someone got so furious that they drove an excavator into the rose field." Li Zhenhai, a villager from Xiaodoushan Village, Bajie Street, Anning City, Yunnan Province, told astonished reporters. During the recent edible rose harvest season, flower growers had a bumper crop but no bumper income. Prices fell from more than 30 yuan per kilogram
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International Soy Growers Alliance Lobbies China to Approve Genetically Modified Varieties
On April 21, at the 2015 Biotechnology and Global Soy Trade Forum held in Beijing by the International Soy Growers Alliance (ISGA), a 21st Century Business Herald reporter learned through an interview that the International Soy Growers Alliance will communicate with China's Ministry of Agriculture, hoping that China's policy authorities
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Vegetable Village Opens Field-Side Market, Making It Easier for Growers to Sell Their Produce
Pick on the way back, sell on return. A few minutes at the market is enough to learn prices and purchasing standards, without delaying farm work, and it also saves on transport costs. In early spring, Bao Qunyan, a vegetable grower from Gaogongzhuang Township, Wei County, Hebei, pulled a cartload of freshly harvested tomatoes to the field-side market at the entrance of his village.
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