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Integrated soybean green yield-and-efficiency technology achieves results in the Huang-Huai-Hai region
On September 21, at the "Soybean Green Yield-and-Efficiency Technology Model Demonstration Field Meeting," good news came from the demonstration field in Yongqiao District, Suzhou City, Anhui Province: after preliminary yield measurement by experts, the highest soybean yield in the demonstration field reached 247.51 kg per mu, with an average yield of 195.27 kg, an increase of
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Trial soybean yields increase by over 10%, CAAS integrated technology proves effective
A reporter recently learned from the Chinese Academy of Agricultural Sciences that the green yield-increasing and efficiency-enhancing soybean technology model carried out by the academy this year in the Huang-Huai-Hai region has achieved remarkable results, with yields increasing by 11.8% compared with the control group. It is understood that this model integrates 8 key technologies including precision sowing with no-till wheat straw mulching.
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Research and demonstration of green soybean technology models for increasing yield and efficiency achieve remarkable results
Research and demonstration of green soybean technology models for increasing yield and efficiency achieve remarkable results. Straw return to the field realized, with an average yield increase of 11.8% per mu and an efficiency gain of 183.7 yuan. This website reports: On September 21, the Chinese Academy of Agricultural Sciences held the Huang-Huai-Hai summer soybean green yield-increasing and efficiency-enhancing technology model demonstration
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Anhui Soybeans Open at Low Prices, Northeast Soybeans Ignored
As the National Day holiday comes to an end, autumn is at its peak and the weather is turning cooler, and domestic grain has started a round of price-cutting frenzy. It is understood that this year, due to reasons such as the large domestic corn planting area and ample output, new-season corn prices will be lowered somewhat; at the same time, wheat, due to rumors of a lowered procurement and storage price and other reasons, has seen a "cliff-like" price slide; soybeans have also been unable to escape the "misfortune" of price cuts. After large quantities of new soybeans came onto the market, affected by factors such as planting area, output levels, soybean quality, and market demand, soybean prices have fallen to varying degrees. Below, let us talk about how domestic soybeans began their "journey of price cuts."
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China's soybean imports in the fourth quarter reached 22 million tons
Data released by a Chinese grain think tank shows that China's soybean imports in the fourth quarter of this year (October to December) will reach 22 million tons, 18% higher than the same period last year, but lower than the third quarter's imports of 24.5 million tons. This means China
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How domestic soybeans can turn from passive to proactive
When the reporter interviewed Han Tianfu, chief scientist of the National Soybean Industry Technology Research and Development Center, he received a message from a South American seed company; the other party hoped to hold cooperation talks with China's soybean research institutes. This shows that China's basic research work on soybean breeding has already reached
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Soybean oil import approval authority centralized upward, China's import policy tightens
A reporter for this newspaper learned from an insider that at the "2010 Soybean Oil Import Enterprise Conference" held yesterday, the Ministry of Commerce and the General Administration of Quality Supervision, Inspection and Quarantine stated that the issuance of import licenses for soybean oil from Argentina will be uniformly transferred from the original provincial-level commerce authorities in various localities to the Ministry of Commerce, and at the same time China
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Experts suggest China's soybeans should stick to the non-GMO differentiated path
Shao Haipeng [China's soybean output is unstable, market prices are unstable, making supply unstable, and it is very difficult for overseas markets to develop a sense of reliance] China's international soybean trade began in 1995, when the country changed from a net exporter to a net importer, and import volumes have increased year by year. Chi
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The soybean market has been under heavy pressure recently, with prices clearly under strain
In December, the global soybean trade side and supply side became hot topics of market attention. On the one hand, the reduction of Argentina's soybean export tariff helps boost its export competitiveness; the export competitiveness of US soybeans is further weakened; China's soybean imports will also reach their annual peak. On the other
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New GMO labeling rules introduced: products made with GM raw materials must be labeled, mung beans prohibited from being labeled non-GMO
New GMO (GM) labeling rules: products processed with GM raw materials must be clearly labeled, while crops such as mung beans that have no GM varieties may not be labeled 'non-GMO'. This article explains the scope of labeling, the reasons behind it, and key compliance points for growers and businesses.
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