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Grain Output Rises for Eleven Consecutive Years: Implementing the Spirit of the 52nd Executive Meeting of the State Council
Implementing the Spirit of the 52nd Executive Meeting of the State Council: Grain Output Rises for Eleven Consecutive Years, Storage Expansion and Warehouse Construction Accelerate. China's summer grain harvest increased substantially this year, achieving an eleven-year streak of consecutive increases. According to data released by the National Bureau of Statistics on July 14, the total national summer grain output in 2014 was 273.19 billion jin. In response to relatively sluggish markets for some varieties
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Global bumper harvest crushes grain prices: China's 11 consecutive years of increases meet a historic US harvest
The crop harvest season is approaching, and China is expected to see an 11th consecutive year of grain harvests. But according to an analysis by The Wall Street Journal, the government's long-standing purchasing policy has severely distorted grain prices, with corn prices even reaching 3 times the international price, and the bumper harvest is instead creating more problems
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China's 11th consecutive year of grain increase combined with a bumper harvest in the US puts global grain prices under pressure
The harvest season is about to arrive, and China is expected to see an 11th consecutive year of bumper grain harvests. But according to an analysis by The Wall Street Journal, years of official purchasing policy have severely distorted grain prices, with corn prices even reaching 3 times the international price, and a bumper harvest actually creates more problems.
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Eleven consecutive years of wheat growth does not mean China's grain problem has been solved
On the morning of the 24th, the "Foundation of a Great Power -- China's Rural Development Golden Autumn Report" hosted by China National Radio's China Rural Voice was held at China Agricultural University. At the meeting, Bi Meijia, Chief Economist of the Ministry of Agriculture, responded in his speech to the "China grain threat" advocated by some European and American countries
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China's farmers' incomes have grown rapidly for 10 consecutive years
In the first half of this year, farmers' incomes continued to maintain rapid growth. Data from the National Bureau of Statistics show that in the first half of the year, the per capita cash income of rural residents nationwide grew by 9.8% year on year in real terms, continuing to outpace the growth rate of the per capita disposable income of urban residents nationwide. As of last year, China's farmers
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China's hybrid rice breeding research achieves a "fourth consecutive leap"
On October 10, in Hongxing Village, Hengbanqiao Township, Xupu County, Hunan Province, workers harvest super hybrid rice. Photo by Zeng Yong (Xinhua News Agency). Economic Daily, Beijing, October 10 (Reporter Qiao Jinliang). The Ministry of Agriculture announced today that experts were organized today to measure the yield of the fourth-phase China super rice project targeting 1000 kg per mu, led by Academician Yuan Longping.
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After eight consecutive years of minimum purchase price increases for wheat, grain traders bet wrong this year
The National Development and Reform Commission recently announced that the 2015 minimum purchase price for wheat is 118 yuan per 50 kg (1.18 yuan per jin), unchanged from the 2014 level. As soon as the news was announced, grain traders who had stockpiled wheat at high prices in the hope of selling for a good price were stunned. One industry insider
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China is set to stockpile corn in large quantities for the third consecutive year, with the volume expected to reach about 4
Industry analysts say that in the 2014/15 marketing year, the Chinese government may stockpile corn in large quantities for the third consecutive year, because domestic demand is unlikely to recover quickly and a bumper harvest has left supply ample. China is the world's second-largest corn consumer; analysts say that in the 2014/15 marketing year
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Beef and Mutton Prices Rose for 13 Consecutive Years, So Why Did They Fall Back in the Peak Season?
Beef and mutton prices fell in some pastoral areas, with "difficulty selling sheep" appearing. Recently, the persistently soaring beef and mutton prices in some areas showed a phenomenon of falling instead of rising during the peak consumption season. According to monitoring, in the fourth week of October, the price of mutton in pastoral areas such as Inner Mongolia and Xinjiang was 57.34 yuan per kg, a year-on-year
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China's total grain output achieves an "eleventh consecutive increase"
Employees of the Qilihe National Grain Reserve Depot in Yi County, Jinzhou City, Liaoning Province, drying corn they purchased (photo taken November 13). Farmers in Qiongzhong County, Hainan, rushing to harvest mountain rice (photo taken November 8). Wang Qiaoying, a farmer in Xihan Village, Quanzhang Town, Xinjiang County, Yuncheng City, Shanxi, drying harvested corn (photo taken November 4).
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