-
Domestic japonica rice prices are expected to remain high
Currently, domestic rice processing enterprises basically purchase rice from grain depots and trading markets, and mainly policy-oriented rice. Since policy-oriented rice must follow the principle of price-matching sales, the transaction floor price is relatively stable. Meanwhile, the domestic rice market is in the off-season for market consumption, and many processing enterprises reduce rice market supply by suspending production for maintenance, in order to support rice prices in remaining relatively stable. Overall, in the short term there will be few changes in the domestic supply and demand environment, and japonica rice prices will remain stable.
-
There is still a long way to go in building grain brands
On the whole, China's grain brand building is still very backward. Grain brands have not formed a joint force, and there are few brands with international influence. The grain industry is entering an era of large-scale circulation and large-scale integration. Cultivating large grain merchants requires great boldness. China should support the development of modern
-
Rice minimum purchase price policy boosts rice prices, but farmers' income growth still needs policies in place
Editor's note: Starting July 28, Anhui, Jiangxi, Hunan and Hubei provinces successively launched the 2015 early indica rice minimum purchase price procurement, easing the brief pressure on market purchase prices in the early period, and the policy's price-support effect is gradually emerging. However, constrained by storage conditions, farming schedules, etc.,
-
Sustained Development of Farmer-Community Direct Supply Still Needs Support from Multiple Parties
When I first started reporting on the topic of farmer-community direct supply, I went in with a very optimistic attitude. Because it sounds wonderful, solving both the difficulty farmers have selling vegetables and the expense citizens face buying vegetables, a win-win situation that seemed certain to go smoothly. However, during the actual interviews I discovered some
-
How can major grain-producing counties become prosperous? More than a hundred of them are still nationally designated poverty-stricken counties
A research report by the China Well-off Society Construction Research Association states that among China's 800 major grain-producing counties, which account for nearly three-quarters of the national total grain output, more than a hundred are nationally designated poverty-stricken counties, with a poor population of 36 million. The phenomenon of "grain-finance inversion" between grain output and county-level fiscal capacity is very obvious
-
Experts say China is a major tea-producing country but still needs to boost the international competitiveness of its tea industry
China is a major tea-producing country, but not a strong one, especially in terms of tea exports, which are mostly raw tea exports; some tea extracts and deeply processed products are also raw, basic tea products. Therefore, whether for extending the tea industry chain, raising the industry's added value, or improving the benefits of tea farmers and tea enterprises, all require the help of various platforms to help tea enterprises make the industry bigger and stronger and enhance the international competitiveness of China's tea industry.
-
Rural E-Commerce Development Still Needs Model Innovation
For e-commerce, rural areas are the last market, and also the one with the richest resources. Faced with such a booming e-commerce landscape, whoever can successfully integrate the upward and downward flows of rural goods, and whoever can build a solid rural industry chain, will be able to seize the initiative in rural e-commerce
-
China's rural groundwater is seriously polluted: is it still drinkable?
Since 2005, as a doctoral supervisor at the Chinese Academy of Sciences, I have led group after group of graduate students in ecological agriculture practice in my own hometown, Jiangjiazhuang Village, Bianqiao Town, Pingyi County, Shandong Province, contracting about 40 mu of low-yield farmland and running an ecological farm. We have witnessed
-
Will the phenomenon of low soybean prices hurting farmers still occur?
Entering September, the Inner Mongolia Greater Khingan Mountains reclamation area has welcomed the harvest season. Despite experiencing multiple disasters of spring drought plus summer drought, and low temperatures plus autumn waterlogging, thanks to the strengthening of mechanical power and increased investment in science and technology, this year is again a bumper harvest year. Unlike before,
-
Rural basic financial services still need to be strengthened, and weak links urgently need to be shored up
The "Thousand Villages Survey" is a large-scale social practice and social research project of Shanghai University of Finance and Economics that takes "agriculture, rural areas and farmers" issues as its research object. This year's theme is "Coverage and Use of Rural Basic Financial Services." The results of this survey show that China's rural financial penetration
条件筛选