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Competition in the Feed Industry Escalates: Large Enterprises Integrate Smaller Ones in Pursuit of a Breakthrough
In recent years, the number of feed enterprises in China has been decreasing at a rate of 1,000 per year, with most newly opened plants concentrated in large feed groups, and the survival space for small and medium-sized enterprises increasingly shrinking. As of December 2014, the number of enterprises nationwide that had obtained feed production licenses was 7,061,
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The problem of "who will farm the land" is being solved, and can agricultural successors appear in large numbers?
Through the sustained efforts of all parties, a new type of agricultural operation system characterized by intensification, specialization, organization and socialization is advancing rapidly, and new-type professional farmers are beginning to emerge in large numbers. Although their overall numbers are not yet dominant, the role and influence they play in agricultural operations
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China's largest state-owned forest region ends 63 years of commercial logging
Starting April 1, all natural forests in the Greater and Lesser Khingan and Changbai Mountain forest regions will stop being logged, marking the transition of key state-owned forest regions from development and utilization to a new stage of comprehensive protection and development. On March 31, as the last sound of a chainsaw echoing through the mountain forest slowly faded, China's largest
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Losses widen among large-scale slaughter and meat processing enterprises nationwide
The latest data obtained by our reporter from the China Meat Association shows that as of the end of 2014, among the 3,786 above-scale slaughter and meat processing enterprises nationwide, 351 were loss-making, accounting for 9.3%, and the industry loss rate further widened from 8.91% in 2013. Among them, livestock
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Sharp increase in grain imports heightens food security concerns
On one hand, grain production has increased for eleven consecutive years; on the other, grain imports have hit a record high. Yesterday, Zhang Hongyu, director of the Department of Rural Economic Management of the Ministry of Agriculture, pointed out at the China Center for International Economic Exchanges' "Economic Monthly Talk" that last year China's imported soybeans and grains accounted for 10
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Large volumes of corn flowing to state purchasing enterprises, market anomaly may persist
The corn market trend in 2014 has textbook-style demonstrative significance for 2015, and has had a major impact on the procurement models and inventory strategies of farmers, trading enterprises and grain-using enterprises in the 2015 market. In 2014, the domestic corn market experienced dramatic fluctuations, showing
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Absolute deductibles shall not be set in large livestock insurance clauses
On February 28, the Ministry of Finance, the Ministry of Agriculture and the CIRC, three ministries and commissions, jointly issued the "Notice on Further Improving the Drafting of Clauses for Central Government Premium-Subsidized Agricultural Insurance Products" (hereinafter referred to as the "Notice"), which requires insurance companies, when setting agricultural
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The urbanization symbols reflected in the Spring Festival travel rush
Around the Spring Festival, the large-scale Spring Festival travel rush begins again. This scene presents the rapid transformation of "rural China" and also embodies the profound background of the country's urbanization. Understanding the urbanization symbols shown in the Spring Festival travel rush can help better understand, behind economic growth,
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Large-scale grain farming lost over 2 million yuan in 3 years, why did it ultimately go bankrupt?
Liang Ziran, a farmer from Yongchuan, Chongqing, was known as the "Grain King of Ten Thousand Mu." As early as 2009, he contracted over 10,000 mu of farmland for large-scale cultivation. Liang Ziran's contract price was 810 yuan per mu, but the actual payment already exceeded 900 yuan. Over several years, Liang Ziran not
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How can standardized large-scale breeding be advanced under the new normal?
The Several Opinions of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China and the State Council on Increasing the Intensity of Reform and Innovation and Accelerating the Construction of Agricultural Modernization was recently issued. This is the 12th consecutive year that the No. 1 Central Document has focused on the "three rural" issues. It states: increase support for the construction of standardized large-scale breeding farms (communities) for pigs, dairy cows, beef cattle, and mutton sheep, implement the livestock and poultry improved breed project, accelerate the advancement of large-scale, intensive, and standardized livestock and poultry breeding, enhance the competitiveness of the animal husbandry industry, and improve animal disease prevention and control policies.
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