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Why Has China's Agricultural Competitiveness Suddenly Declined? Chen Zhangliang Speaks Out
November 05, 2015, Mudanjiang City, Heilongjiang Province, the national grain reserve depot in Linkou County, Heilongjiang Province, is purchasing and storing corn sold by farmers. Shao Guoliang/VCG Original title: Chen Zhangliang: Why Has China's Agricultural Competitiveness Suddenly Declined [Caixin Online] (Reporter
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The root cause of cheap fruit hurting farmers is still a lack of competitiveness
As the nationwide harvest and market arrival of the main fruit variety, Fuji apples, is fully completed, a price bargaining battle is unfolding between fruit farmers and buyers, repeating the phenomenon seen in the previous two years where farmers held back sales, ultimately making fruit hard to sell in most regions. Dalian is no exception
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Analysis of the Reasons Behind the Lack of Competitiveness in Chinese Agriculture
Recently, the news of China's grain harvest turning into a crisis has become the focus of media attention, the so-called "can't be moved, can't be sold, can't be stored." For a country with a large agricultural population, a bumper harvest should be a good thing, especially since the hearts of many of us are still shrouded in the hellish memory of three years of starvation.
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Improving the agricultural product price formation mechanism helps enhance market competitiveness
The market competitiveness of China's agricultural products is not strong, which requires operating them by industrialized means; this can improve efficiency and thus make it possible to truly enhance the market competitiveness of agricultural products. At present, the overall direction of reform is to gradually reduce administrative intervention and let the market mechanism
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Why is China's wheat becoming less and less internationally competitive? The Ministry of Agriculture responds
Seven major trends in the development of China's wheat industry. In recent years, new changes have emerged in the development of China's wheat industry, and these sustained changes will directly alter the development model of China's wheat industry and deserve close attention. Specifically, they are mainly manifested in the following seven major trends
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Experts say China is a major tea-producing country but still needs to boost the international competitiveness of its tea industry
China is a major tea-producing country, but not a strong one, especially in terms of tea exports, which are mostly raw tea exports; some tea extracts and deeply processed products are also raw, basic tea products. Therefore, whether for extending the tea industry chain, raising the industry's added value, or improving the benefits of tea farmers and tea enterprises, all require the help of various platforms to help tea enterprises make the industry bigger and stronger and enhance the international competitiveness of China's tea industry.
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How can the comprehensive production capacity and international competitiveness of the dairy industry be improved? Wang Yang says so
Continuously improve the comprehensive production capacity and international competitiveness of the dairy industry. Speech by Vice Premier Wang Yang of the State Council at the China Dairy D20 Summit, August 18, 2015. At this important juncture of the transformation and upgrading of our country's dairy industry, this Dairy D20 Summit is being held, bringing everyone together to jointly discuss major issues in dairy industry development.
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Building China's grain brands urgently requires making quality the core competitiveness
China's grain brand building is still generally backward, grain brands have not formed a joint force, and there are few brands with international influence. The grain industry is entering an era of large-scale circulation and large-scale integration. Cultivating large grain merchants requires great boldness. China should, from a strategic height, support modern
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China Never Has Too Much Arable Land, and More of It Gives Better Conditions for Raising Agricultural Competitiveness
The more arable land there is, the better the conditions for raising China's agricultural competitiveness, and the easier it is for farmers to specialize. The most effective way to protect arable land is not to rely on administrative orders, but to let market mechanisms play a greater regulatory role. Recently, national leaders prominently emphasized
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The greater the amount of cultivated land, the more it helps to enhance agricultural competitiveness
The greater the amount of cultivated land, the better the conditions for raising China's agricultural competitiveness, and the easier it is for farmers to specialize. The most effective way to protect cultivated land is not to rely on administrative orders, but to let market mechanisms play a greater regulatory role. Recently, national leaders emphatically stressed
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