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How Does the Citizenization of Migrant Workers Affect China's Food Supply and Demand
At present, China is in the period of transition from the mid-stage to the late stage of industrialization and of accelerated urbanization, and faces the major task of ensuring national food security and the effective supply of major agricultural products. Since 2004, China's grain production has achieved the great feat of "eleven consecutive years of increase," but according to estimates by the Ministry of Agriculture, the self-sufficiency rate of grain, including soybeans, fell from 100% in 2003 to 91% in 2011, making the "tight balance" between supply and demand even more prominent.
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How Does the Extension of the Division-of-Labor Radius Affect the Transformation of the Smallholder Economy
The household contract responsibility system effectively stimulated farmers' enthusiasm for production, and thus quickly solved the problem of feeding the farmers. With the deepening of marketization, farmers' production and consumption were drawn into the entire market system, and monetary expenditure became the main
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Falling Chinese Agricultural Prices May Weigh on Global Prices
Reference News Network reported on September 21 that Japanese media said that measured by The Economist's Big Mac index, the value of China's renminbi still appears to be undervalued. Yet the prices of the ingredients used to make this hamburger present a completely different picture, namely high
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Grain price situation is complex, affected by 5 factors
Comprehensive Xinhua News Agency report, November 4 - This year, transaction prices in China's grain market have been relatively low, and the temporary storage price for corn was lowered for the first time. In response, Chen Xiwen, deputy head and director of the Office of the Central Rural Work Leading Group, said on the 4th that five factors have made the current grain price situation complex
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Low corn prices will affect breeding direction
This year, the state introduced a new temporary corn purchase and storage policy, and the corn purchase price was reduced by 0.12 yuan/jin compared with last year (a decrease of about 10%), but the actual reaction of markets in various regions was far more dramatic than this. Corn purchase prices and futures prices generally fell by more than 20%, among which the market price in the Huang-Huai-Hai region
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134 Million Mu of Greenhouse Vegetables Affected in Hebei: Why Are 90% of Vegetable Farmers Unfazed?
[ Introduction China Vegetable Network ] Since November 2015, continuous smog plus wind and snow weather has affected 1.34 million mu of greenhouse vegetables in our province, with 830,000 mu damaged and 73,000 mu completely lost, yet very few vegetable farmers have insurance, less than 10%. In 2008, the "Hebei Province Planting Industry
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Yunnan's Vegetables and Its Green Mountains and Clear Waters Together Paint a Beautiful Picture
At present, the whole prefecture has a total of 6 vegetable bases certified as green food, with an area of 35,000 mu; 68 pollution-free vegetable bases, with an area of 314,000 mu; and 6 famous vegetable trademarks of Yunnan Province have been created. Data show that in 2014, the total vegetable planting area of the whole prefecture reached more than 1.5
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Corn prices continue to rise, rain and snow weather affects buying and selling
In mid-November, supported by the national temporary reserve purchase policy and affected by widespread rain and snow weather in production areas, domestic corn prices continued to maintain an upward trend, especially in North China where the rate of increase in corn prices remained at a relatively high level. Monitoring by the China Grain Network Data Center shows
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One of three conjectures on how the state reserve affects wheat prices
Recently, under the influence of two factors - weakened demand caused by a lower operating rate at flour milling enterprises and the gradual decrease in the amount of wheat circulating in the market - domestic wheat prices have entered a period of stability. As is well known, a stable period is the most difficult trading period, because at this stage
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December Marks the Off-Season for Vegetable Supply, Affected by Rain, Snow and Low Light
According to monitoring by the Ministry of Agriculture's Vegetable Production Information Network, vegetable supply in November was basically flat year-on-year, while farm-gate wholesale prices rose both month-on-month and year-on-year. In December, as the off-season for supply begins, North China, Northeast China and other areas are affected by prolonged haze, overcast skies and snowy weather, which is unfavorable for vegetable growth and development.
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