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Water-saving irrigation companies receive over 1.5 billion yuan in support, ushering in a good opportunity for development
According to the website of the Ministry of Finance, in 2014, the central government allocated 1.55 billion yuan in comprehensive agricultural development funds to support the construction of water-saving supporting renovation projects in key medium-sized irrigation districts, improving the comprehensive agricultural production capacity, especially for grain. Since July, Henan, Jilin, Liaoning and many other places
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Central government financial support for unified prevention and control of major crop pests and diseases
To support localities across the country in carrying out unified prevention and control of crop pests and diseases, and to prevent and control the adverse effects of crop pests and diseases on agricultural production, the central government recently allocated 650 million yuan in agricultural production disaster relief funds to provide appropriate
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Medium-sized irrigation districts receive 1.55 billion yuan in central government support for water-saving upgrading and renovation
In 2014, the central government allocated 1,550,470,000 yuan in agricultural comprehensive development funds to support the construction of water-saving supporting renovation projects in key medium-sized irrigation districts, mainly used for dredging and lining seepage prevention of canals (ditches), improvement and renovation of branch and main canal (ditch) system structures, and the construction of modern irrigation
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Sinograin Proposes Three Red Lines for Grain Reserves for the First Time, Mulls Overseas Grain Purchasing and Storage
Mulling Overseas Grain Purchasing and Storage: Sinograin Proposes Three Red Lines for Grain Reserves for the First Time. By our reporter Zhang Xu, Beijing Report. Sinograin is undergoing transformation. In early September, China Grain Reserves Corporation issued an official statement saying that the grain security reserve system should establish three reserve guarantee lines: total grain reserves, grain reserves, and oil and oilseed reserves.
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Severe overcapacity of grandparent layer breeding stock, China's market supply exceeds demand
In 2014, egg prices in China continued to rise, and in late August the national average purchase price of eggs exceeded 11.0 yuan/kg, the highest price level in nearly 5 years. The fundamental reason for the continued rise in egg prices and their reaching a historic high was the decline in layer inventories. China National Poultry Industry
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Ministry of Agriculture Pushes Livestock Enterprises to Go Global and Expand Overseas Markets
As part of the 4th China-Eurasia Expo, the SCO Livestock Development and Cooperation Seminar was held on September 3. The meeting focused on strengthening practical cooperation among SCO member states in areas such as livestock breeding, farming, and livestock product processing and trade.
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Sinograin Caught in a Dilemma Over Grain Purchasing and Storage, Rushes to Free Up 30 Million Tonnes of Warehouse Capacity
Although the state granaries are overflowing, China's corn, rice and wheat are expected to see another bumper harvest this year, while market demand for grain is unlikely to pick up. A new round of state grain purchasing and storage is imperative, and this will push China's grain inventories to a new record. China's grain storage
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Strong calls for expanding agricultural insurance, farmers hope for more comprehensive protection
Patches of sugarcane lay fallen on the ground, their leaves torn. At 4 pm on August 29, an unexpected gale mixed with thunderstorms and hail battered Ye Xuelin's sugarcane in Yunxi Village, Yunxi Township, Qujiang District, knocking it down askew. That wind blew wildly for a full hour, with thunder and
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Comprehensive audit of land finance will force the government to be more self-disciplined
Starting from mid-August, the National Audit Office will conduct an audit of local land transfer revenue and expenditure, land expropriation, reserve, supply, consolidation, farmland protection and land law enforcement over the past 6 years. This audit is the third
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The land transfer fee problem must be tackled at its root
To tackle the land transfer fee problem, it is not enough to fix the ills of the moment; we must also look to the long term. If reform is carried through, the accumulated ills of land transfer fees will naturally be resolved. As the first nationwide large-scale audit of land transfer fees gets underway, the management of land transfer fees has once again drawn attention.
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