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Why is the fishmeal market once again failing to thrive in peak season?
It is now early July, and the fishmeal market is about to enter its annual peak consumption season. However, judging from the current situation on both the supply and demand sides of fishmeal, this year's fishmeal market may continue to play out the curse of a peak season that fails to thrive. Over the two years of 2013 and 2014, in July
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Garlic prices surge again, yet trading volume drops noticeably
Take Beijing as an example: in June, the average wholesale price of garlic at the Xinfadi market was 2.5-3.2 yuan per jin, a full doubling compared with two months earlier. Right now is the peak season for vegetables coming onto the market, and oversupply has pushed down the prices of most vegetables. Yet there is
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Why did soybean meal futures prices rebound against the trend when overall feed consumption was declining?
Recently, soybean meal prices followed the US market in a major rebound, and judging from soybean and soybean meal inventories, the massive arrivals of soybeans did not put much pressure on inventories. Therefore, looking only at protein prices, domestic demand seems to be doing quite well. Is that really the case?
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Yu Kangzhen Stresses: Strengthen Fishing Vessel Inspection and Supervision, Strictly Guard Against Fishery Safety Accidents
On July 17, the National Symposium on the Three Major Actions for Fishing Vessel Inspection and Law Enforcement Supervision was held in Dalian, Liaoning Province. At the meeting, Vice Minister of Agriculture Yu Kangzhen stressed that without fishing vessel safety there is no fishery safety, and no fishermen's safety. Great importance must be attached to fishery safety production work.
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Focusing on "one control, two reductions, three basics" to win the battle against agricultural non-point source pollution
Vice Minister of Agriculture Yu Xinrong emphasized at the first meeting of the Agricultural Non-point Source Pollution Prevention and Control Promotion Working Group: Focusing on "one control, two reductions, three basics" to win the battle against agricultural non-point source pollution. This network news, July 29, the Ministry of Agriculture convened the first
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China's soybean and edible oil imports hit a new high again in July
Data released by the General Administration of Customs shows that China's soybean imports in July reached a record 9.5 million tonnes, up 17.4% from 8.09 million tonnes imported in June, as buyers took advantage of weak prices to purchase. China is the world's largest soybean importer. The surge in soybean imports was driven by
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Targeted measures and precision efforts are needed in the fight against poverty
What the poverty alleviation work embodies is the special concern of the Party Central Committee and the State Council for poor areas and poor people. To convey this concern, the relatively limited poverty alleviation projects and funds must be used where they are most needed. Only in this way can the effectiveness of poverty alleviation be genuinely improved and the pace of poor people
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Win the battle against agricultural non-point source pollution and advance sustainable agricultural development
At present, China's agricultural and rural economic development has entered its best historical period, with grain production achieving eleven consecutive years of increases, remaining stable above 1200 billion jin for two consecutive years. While tremendous achievements have been made, tremendous costs have also been paid, the string of resource utilization is being pulled tighter and tighter,
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Vigilance Needed Against "Non-Grain" and "Non-Agricultural" Trends in Land Transfer
On the 28th, the 16th session of the Standing Committee of the 12th National People's Congress held group deliberations on the report by Minister of Agriculture Han Changfu on stabilizing and improving rural land contracting relations. Members of the Standing Committee of the National People's Congress held that land transfer is conducive to appropriately scaled agricultural operations
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Egg prices rise again, with laying hen "supply gap" as an important driver
"The previous climb in egg prices was mainly driven by high temperatures." Zhu Binglin, vice president of Shanxi Jinlong Group, explained to reporters that high temperatures caused a rise in the proportion of laying hens "resting in summer," reducing egg supply. With both laying rate and egg weight declining, the national chicken
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