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Food security strategy should be actively and steadily adjusted to adapt to the new normal
At present, China's grain sector is marked by the simultaneous coexistence of "six highs": high output, high imports, high reserves, high waste, high trans-regional transport, and high consumption. Food security is an important component of national security and must always be given a high degree of attention. During the 13th Five-Year Plan period, we should proactively adapt to the new normal and actively and steadily adjust
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Oilseed market adapts actively to achieve revitalization
This year the national temporary rapeseed storage policy was cancelled, and lacking government support, processing enterprises and growers are all in a state of confusion, with the new rapeseed purchase market sluggish. In addition, according to forecasts by the National Grain and Oils Information Center, in 2015 China's soybean planting area is 6.1 million hectares, an expected decrease of
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Agricultural outward investment must adapt to the new normal and accurately grasp development opportunities
In 2014, China's outward investment scale exceeded the scale of absorbed foreign investment for the first time, making it a net capital exporter. This means that since reform and opening up, the development pattern that mainly relied on exports and attracting investment has undergone a major transformation. Under this new normal, agricultural outward investment is facing
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How can corn planting be adapted to local conditions? The ecological conditions in the Southwest region are complex
Editor's note: The ecological conditions in China's Southwest region vary greatly, which also causes large variations in the growth period of corn. The Southwest corn region includes Sichuan, Yunnan, Guizhou, Chongqing, southern Shaanxi, Guangxi, the western hilly areas of Hunan and Hubei, and a small part of Gansu Province. It is
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How can meat poultry farming methods adapt to changes in consumer demand?
With social changes and economic development, meat poultry farming methods have also undergone significant changes: higher nutritional levels, greater feed supply, less activity, shorter rearing cycles, larger farming scale, more growth-promoting measures, more detailed management
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How can the development of agriculture, rural areas and farmers actively adapt to the new normal?
On March 6, the third session of the 12th National Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference held a press conference. Chen Xiwen, member of the Standing Committee of the National Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference, deputy head and director of the Office of the Central Rural Work Leading Group, answered reporters' questions on how the development of agriculture, rural areas and farmers can actively adapt to the new normal of economic development. This year's rural
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How can agricultural and animal husbandry development actively adapt to the new normal?
Actively understanding, adapting to and leading the new normal of economic development is the overall requirement of the Party Central Committee, the State Council and the Qinghai Provincial Party Committee and Provincial Government for doing a good job in economic work at present and for a period to come, and it is also an important guide for doing a good job in agricultural and animal husbandry work under the new situation. We will continue to
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The downward trend in the market is hard to reverse; operators must adapt to change
In recent years, China's cotton production has undergone profound changes. Affected by continuously rising labor prices, cotton production costs have continued to rise. Compared with major cotton-producing countries internationally, China's cotton production is at a disadvantageous competitive position. Although from 2011 to 2013 the state adopted
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Grain circulation must proactively adapt to the new normal and achieve new development
After China's economic development entered the new normal, as an important component of safeguarding national food security and advancing agricultural modernization, in what aspects is the new normal in the field of grain circulation reflected? What new trends has grain circulation development shown? In the face of the new normal, how should grain departments...
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How Capital Adapts to Agriculture's Slow Logic
Can a giant accustomed to rapid expansion adapt to the slow logic of agricultural production, and can it settle into the low-return norm of agriculture and return to a quiet, detached state of mind? Only time will tell. Recently, the capital tentacles of the well-known real estate enterprise Evergrande Group extended into the agricultural sector, high-
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