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How can urban modern agriculture be accelerated? The General Office of the Ministry of Agriculture issues guidelines
In order to thoroughly implement the deployment of the "National Modern Agriculture Development Plan (2011-2015)" on adhering to classified guidance, key breakthroughs, and phased progress, encouraging the suburbs of large and medium-sized cities to take the lead in achieving agricultural modernization, and to fully leverage the emergency support function of urban agriculture, the following
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For some farmers, grain-growing income is falling. How can grain sell well?
① At the drying yard of the Qixin Modern Agricultural Machinery Cooperative in Jiangqiao Township, Tailai County, Heilongjiang Province, more than 800 mu of freshly harvested corn is piled on the drying yard. The corn is currently hard to thresh, and with prices low, the cooperative plans to wait a while before looking into selling the corn. Xinhua News Agency reporter Wang Jianwei
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Domestic wheat prices slowly recover, while sales of state temporary reserve wheat decline
Constrained by a reduction in grain sources on the circulation market and the high price of state temporary reserve wheat, which has led to a decline in effective supply capacity, domestic wheat prices as a whole have shown a recovering trend, but the recovery is slow due to weak demand. As of early November, the average purchase price of third-grade wheat in Jiangsu was 2,304 yuan/tonne,
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Three Major Staple Grains See Rare Simultaneous Decline: How Can Derivatives Solve the Agricultural Puzzle?
If you control oil, you control all nations; if you control food, you control all people. As former U.S. Secretary of State Kissinger said, food security is crucial to a country. At the recently held 4th
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Grain Smuggling Trends Shift Toward the Southwest Land Border
Reporters recently visiting the border areas of Guangxi found that since last year, as customs and other relevant departments have stepped up enforcement, smuggling along the Guangxi-Vietnam border has been effectively curbed. Among the smuggling cases investigated and handled, grain smuggling cases, mainly involving rice, have clearly
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Grain prices and agricultural subsidies will be separated, Chen Xiwen makes clear statement
China Youth Online, November 4 (China Youth Daily · China Youth Online reporter Hao Shuai) The formation of grain prices should stay close to the market while also taking into account farmers' legitimate income. This is a very important principle for the future formation of China's grain prices. Today, at the State Council Information Office
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How big exactly is the impact of falling grain prices on agricultural inputs?
Brief overview: In October, as the new-season corn from Northeast China came onto the market in large quantities, corn prices continued the downward trend of August and September, declining further across a wide area. On September 18, the state temporary storage corn purchase listing price was set at 1 yuan/jin, up to 0.13 yuan/jin lower than last year's temporary storage price.
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Corn procurement and storage price falls 10% from last year, the dilemma of cheap grain hurting farmers awaits resolution
"When sowing, we hoped for a good harvest, but after the autumn harvest, we often fear that grain prices won't rise and we won't get a good price, wasting a whole year's work." A farmer in Rizhao, Shandong, told the China Industry and Economy News reporter.
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Some capital going to the countryside changes agricultural land use, skating close to the line on land policy
In recent years, well-regulated urban capital going to the countryside has driven the transformation and upgrading of agriculture and improved quality and efficiency. At the same time, however, some capital-to-countryside projects have gone astray, skating close to the line on land policy. Under the guise of building agricultural ancillary facilities, they have changed the use and nature of farmland, facing not only considerable policy and legal risks but also latent conflicts of interest with farmers.
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The Decline of China's Fisheries Development: Mu Yongtong on Whether the Blue Ocean Strategy Should Be Implemented
[Lead-in] Live off the mountain if you live by the mountain; live off the sea if you live by the sea. But today's sea is no longer the sea of the past. Does today's sea still have resources worth tapping? Mu Yongtong, professor at Ocean University of China, explains in detail. [Spoken intro] Bountiful Haiyang, four seasons in the countryside. Hello, friends in the audience,
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