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Soybean Price Subsidies Soon to Be Paid Out, Soybean Farmers Hope for Premium Prices for Quality Beans
Editor's note: Right now, spring soybean planting is in full swing in Northeast China. The soybean target price reform piloted by the state in Heilongjiang, Liaoning, Jilin and the Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region in 2014 has now entered the subsidy payment stage. How well is the target price subsidy policy being implemented? Its
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Low profitability of soybean cultivation, farmers are not very motivated to grow soybeans
The third day of the survey, the sun was shining brightly. The survey team set off from Fujin, passed through Tongjiang, and finally arrived at Jiamusi. By interviewing local traders and farmers, we obtained first-hand information. In addition, the survey team members went deep into the fields and conducted an on-site
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Farmer in Guangzhou Approved for Arrest for Using Highly Toxic Pesticide on Green Beans
Reporters recently learned that the Zengcheng District Procuratorate of Guangzhou recently approved the arrest of a vegetable farmer surnamed Huang Mouguang, who used the highly toxic pesticide isocarbophos while growing vegetables, on charges of producing and selling toxic and harmful food. Following a procuratorial review, it was ascertained that in November 2015, grower Huang Mouguang
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Large quantities of imported soybeans will arrive in China in the coming months
Analysts say China's soybean imports will rise further in the coming months, mainly because South American soybeans ordered earlier are arriving, which may put pressure on crushing margins. Data released by the General Administration of Customs show that soybean imports in May this year reached 6.13 million
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China's soybean imports in the third quarter are expected to reach a massive volume
Oil World: China's soybean imports in July this year could reach as high as 9.5 million tonnes. According to the Hamburg, Germany-based industry publication Oil World, China's soybean imports in July 2015 could reach 9.2 million to 9.5 million tonnes. By comparison, statistics released by the General Administration of Customs of China early this week
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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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China's soybean imports hit a record high in July, corn also set a new record
China's soybean imports hit a record high in July. Data released by the General Administration of Customs show that in July 2015, China's total soybean imports reached a record 9.5 million tonnes, up 27% from the same period the previous year. This was also the first time China's monthly soybean import volume exceeded 9 million tonnes. In July, China
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Will the phenomenon of low soybean prices hurting farmers still occur?
Entering September, the Inner Mongolia Greater Khingan Mountains reclamation area has welcomed the harvest season. Despite experiencing multiple disasters of spring drought plus summer drought, and low temperatures plus autumn waterlogging, thanks to the strengthening of mechanical power and increased investment in science and technology, this year is again a bumper harvest year. Unlike before,
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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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