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The seed industry market is expected to bottom out and rebound in the third quarter
Editor's note: In recent years, some seed inventories have been severe, with corn and rice seed supply exceeding demand, the number of seed companies and seed production areas shrinking, and production capacity declining. According to general patterns, after two or three years of wandering in the trough, the seed market will enter an upward cycle. Last year, the seed production, supply and demand analysis meeting of the National Agricultural Technology Center also predicted that the seed supply and demand relationship would improve this year. Some analysts in the agricultural materials industry, based on the bottoming-out situation of the industry's economic operation and various favorable conditions, predict that the seed industry will bottom out and rebound in the third quarter, but some people in seed companies believe that the risks in the seed industry market have not yet been fully released, and the destocking and capacity reduction of the two hybrid crops have not yet been completed. Which view is more well-founded? Where does the seed market's wind vane point? Readers are invited to pay attention and think.
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The spot corn market's bellwether has turned, and port flat-price quotes have bottomed out and are rebounding
From late March to the end of April, domestic corn market prices experienced a sustained decline under pressure from ample supply, sluggish consumption and increased substitution by sorghum. But after entering May, corn market prices began to show momentum of bottoming out and rebounding. Northeast state reserve corn
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The top-level design for the reform of the "three plots of land" is about to emerge, adhering to the three bottom lines without breaching them
The Deep Reform Group deliberates on the pilot work opinions for rural land expropriation, entry of collective operational construction land into the market, and reform of the homestead system. Experts analyze that the scope of land expropriation will be narrowed, collective operational construction land can be transferred and used as shares, and homesteads can be withdrawn with compensation. Rural land expropriation,
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Wheat prices are still bottoming out, and traders are eager to unload their inventories
Affected by sluggish demand for food wheat, the disappearance of feed demand, large-scale auction sales of state-reserved wheat, and the rotation and release of local reserves of wheat from warehouses, domestic wheat futures and spot prices have continued to decline since October. Traders are eager to unload their wheat inventories, and in some regions there are phenomena of competing price cuts to sell
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Rice prices emerge from the doldrums, corn prices bottom out and rebound
Data released by the Anhui Survey Office of the National Bureau of Statistics shows that in the third quarter of 2014, grain production prices in the province rose 4.3% year on year. Among them, rice prices rose 6.3% year on year, wheat prices rose 2.4%, and corn prices rose 3.9%. Because this year's total autumn grain output
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Put these things at the bottom of a succulent pot and care becomes effortless, plus it easily fills out the pot
To ensure the soil has good drainage, you must put some large-particle material at the bottom of the pot, such as the widely used expanded clay pebbles, broken bricks and tiles, nut shells, and so on. In addition, whether you are repotting or have just bought a succulent, be sure to...
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Put these granules at the bottom of a succulent pot, and new roots will grow fast without root rot
To ensure the soil has good drainage, you must put some large granules at the bottom of the pot, such as the widely used expanded clay pebbles, broken bricks and tiles, nut shells, etc. In addition, whether you are repotting or have just bought a succulent, be sure to...
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Use scraps of cloth to line the bottom of the pot, and roots won't rot for 10 years, easily making your flowers burst out of the pot
Complete Guide to Flower Growing Subscription account, click to follow, Huahua teaches you how to grow flowers! In late spring and early summer, if you don't get watering just right, the flowers will turn yellow, drop leaves, or even wither. This means nutrients have leached away or water has pooled and rotted the roots! Sigh~ How many times has Huahua said it, you need to...
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Line the bottom of the flower pot with this casually picked-up material, and the flowers will still grow vigorously without fertilizing for 10 years
With the improvement of people's living standards, many flower enthusiasts like to grow some potted flowers at home. They can not only decorate the room; plants like asparagus fern and lucky bamboo, when grown in the study, can also delight the mood and nurture the character. Moreover, many potted flowers have...
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Put this at the bottom of the orchid pot, and there will be no root rot and no yellow leaves, with big white roots and new shoots bursting out all over the pot.
Dad is a person who really loves growing potted plants. At first he just grew some common flowers and plants. After growing them for a while, he suddenly fell in love with growing orchids. But growing orchids was not all smooth sailing. In the early stage, he also spent a lot of time and energy, ...
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