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The Ministry of Commerce will continue to advance the pilot construction of public-interest agricultural product markets
Recently, the Ministry of Commerce held a press conference. Spokesperson Shen Danyang stated that this year the Ministry of Commerce will continue to work with the Ministry of Finance and other departments to advance the pilot program, build another batch of public-interest wholesale markets for agricultural products, further improve the public-interest safeguard mechanism, and gradually build a public-interest
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Corn port inventories continued to decline as of last Friday
As of last Friday, corn inventories at the four northern ports totaled 3.457 million tons, of which inventories at Beiliang, Dayaowan, Jinzhou and Bayuquan ports were 320,000 tons, 177,000 tons, 1.46 million tons and 1.5 million tons respectively, a decrease of 50,000 tons from the previous week. Last week, the volume shipped south from the four northern ports was 360,000 tons,
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Cotton prices keep falling; the move toward technology and mechanization should come sooner rather than later
The fireworks of March will soon pass, and the cotton-planting season has arrived. Every year at this time, cotton prices rise, but compared with previous years, the increase this year has been greatly reduced. At present, the average domestic spot price of ginned cotton is 13,330 yuan/ton, down 31.3% from last year and slightly up 0.11% from last
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Inverted grain prices at home and abroad: continue advancing reform to lower grain costs
The 2015 Boao Forum was held on the 26th. At the forum on "Exploring New Models of Rural Financial Reform," Chen Zhangliang, Vice Chairman and Secretary of the Secretariat of the China Association for Science and Technology, said that last year China imported more than 100 million tons of grain in one go, covering rice, millet, corn, soybeans, cotton, sugar,
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Deepening Farm Reclamation Reform Continues, Creating New Glory for Farm Reclamation Development
From the Great Northern Wilderness that lay dormant for a thousand years to the boundless Gobi wasteland, from the vast rubber seas of the treasure island to the scattered model towns of a new type of urbanization, from the first state-owned mechanized farms to the international grain traders gradually gaining strength - for more than sixty years, generations of farm reclamation workers have insisted on putting the need to serve the national strategy first
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Large volumes of corn flowing to state purchasing enterprises, market anomaly may persist
The corn market trend in 2014 has textbook-style demonstrative significance for 2015, and has had a major impact on the procurement models and inventory strategies of farmers, trading enterprises and grain-using enterprises in the 2015 market. In 2014, the domestic corn market experienced dramatic fluctuations, showing
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Wheat market expected to continue loose supply-demand pattern
Wheat market expected to continue loose supply-demand pattern. Judging from the current operating conditions of the wheat market, the loose supply-demand pattern in the wheat market, coupled with the increased intensity of state policy wheat releases, and wheat continuing to maintain last year's minimum purchase price this year, the room for wheat price increases in the earlier period will not be very large. In addition, because of the floor provided by the minimum purchase price, the risk of wheat prices falling is also not great. In 2015, the main focus will be on demand from the downstream flour and feed industries for wheat, as well as future weather changes. Influenced by the warm winter weather in 2014, the risk of wheat suffering freeze damage and drought has increased this year. Weather factors will affect market participants' expectations for wheat, and the market will also fluctuate as market participants' expectations continue to change.
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Agricultural production will continue to face import pressure this year
Affected by the combined factors of growing domestic demand, a widening price gap between domestic and international markets, and the international market being at a cyclical low, China's imports of agricultural products continued to grow at a high level in 2014. Looking at specific products, grain imports grew substantially, oilseed and vegetable oil imports remained generally stable, cotton and sugar imports decreased but still remained at a high level, beef and mutton imports grew slightly, milk powder imports increased substantially, and competitive export products grew relatively quickly overall.
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Research Exploration on the Continued Advancement of China's New Urbanization
International experience shows that urbanization is a natural historical process. If we go along with the trend and improve guidance, urbanization will become a sustained driving force for economic development; if it is handled poorly, it may bring many contradictions and problems, lead to "urban disease," and affect the modernization process.
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Grandparent stock imports of white-feathered broilers to continue decreasing by 10% in 2015
January 8, 2015 marks the 1st anniversary of the founding of the White-Feathered Broiler Alliance. The Alliance once again convened a special meeting on grandparent stock imports to jointly discuss the healthy development of the white-feathered broiler industry. Alliance President Li Jinghui analyzed the industry's situation and the difficulties it faces, and proposed continuing to implement the reduction plan.
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