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Why China cannot massively import meat in the future
Recently, some media published an article claiming that China's surging meat demand will change the global feed grain trade pattern and set off a global tsunami. The report pointed out that due to the rapid increase in China's meat consumption, by 2050 China's meat imports will soar 35-fold, which will trigger many problems such as resource depletion and environmental pollution, bring serious impacts on the international grain market, and even have a major impact on farmers, public health and the environment worldwide.
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Agriculture will become an important direction for future cooperation between China and Northeast Asia
At the 10th China Yanji Tumen River Region International Investment and Trade Fair (abbreviated as the Tumen Fair) held in Yanji City, Yanbian Korean Autonomous Prefecture, Jilin Province, agricultural cooperation became an important part of the content. Government representatives from Russia, South Korea, Japan, China and other Northeast Asian countries
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Be Cautious When Chasing Shorts in Egg Futures, Pay Attention to Risk Control
The egg futures 1501 contract has recently been weakening and declining. We believe the current tight egg supply pattern has not been fundamentally improved. The start of Mid-Autumn Festival stockpiling by supermarkets and the reopening of schools and universities nationwide still provide some boost to egg demand. Investors' earlier expectations of a decline in eggs after the Mid-Autumn Festival may be too strong.
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Will rural household registration become more and more valuable in the future?
Household registration reform has finally broken the ice and moved forward, but the fact that nine out of ten farmers are unwilling to exchange their land for a hukou will clearly affect the efficiency of the household registration system reform. In response, Ye Yijian, dean of the Phoenix City and Tourism Research Institute, said on the program "Face to Face with Economic Hotspots" that people
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FAO and OECD Predict the Future of Agriculture
On July 11, 2014, the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) and the United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) jointly released the "OECD-FAO Agricultural Outlook 2014-2023" in Rome, Italy. The following is an interpretation of the important information in the report concerning the development trends of China's major agricultural products.
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How the New Agricultural Operating System Will Affect the Future of Chinese Agriculture
An overview of the world shows that household farming has become the dominant choice of agricultural operating form in most countries. Some countries have attempted to replace household farming with corporate-style agricultural operations, but on the whole this has not achieved success of general significance. However, to simply deny the general trend of accelerated development of corporate-style agricultural operations and their comparative advantages in specific fields would also be unrealistic.
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Farmers Will Become a Profession Rather Than an Identity in the Future, Taking the Path of Large-Scale Development
Li Yining said that in the future a farmer will no longer be an identity, but a profession. In the future, China's agricultural practitioners will be farm owners, farmer cooperatives, agricultural enterprises and so on who truly understand agricultural technology, and agricultural planting and production will take the path of large-scale development. Famous economist Li Yi
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Peanut prices open high, market looks forward to future gains
On September 17th, amid continuous autumn rain, Zhuang Bingwen, a large-scale peanut grower in Qiugeng Village, Huagou Town, Gaoqing County, Shandong Province, was busy spreading out his newly harvested peanuts to dry in his own shed. Quite troublesome, as it has been cloudy and rainy for three or four days straight, and these undried peanuts easily become moldy and black, which will affect the selling price.
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The Future Opportunity for Supply and Marketing Cooperatives Lies in Agricultural Socialized Services
As an important force in rural economic and social development, supply and marketing cooperatives have played an important role for 60 years. However, having emerged from the planned economy, supply and marketing cooperatives have been greatly impacted by the market economy. The supply and marketing cooperatives that formerly had "many outlets, broad coverage and long reach" have in some
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Fertilizer Demand to Remain Stable as Global Agricultural Economy Slowly Recovers
In the second half of 2013, the global economy began to recover, and the average global capacity growth rate is expected to reach 4%, with uncertain factors including fiscal and debt adjustment issues in developed countries, deflation risks, and political tensions in the Middle East and the Ukraine region. Overall,
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