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Central Document No. 1 continues to focus on agricultural modernization this year
The 2015 Central Document No. 1 is about to be released. People familiar with the matter revealed that this year's Document No. 1 will focus on "increasing the intensity of reform and innovation, and accelerating agricultural modernization." The reason Document No. 1 still focuses on agriculture is mainly that agriculture is the weak link in the synchronized development of the new Four Modernizations.
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Seed anti-counterfeiting efforts continue: Ministry of Agriculture and two other ministries join forces to ensure agricultural production
Website news, January 21: At the video conference held in Beijing by the Ministry of Agriculture, the Ministry of Public Security, and the State Administration for Industry and Commerce on the special action against infringement of variety rights and the production and sale of counterfeit and inferior seeds, reporters learned that this year the three ministries will continue to carry out the special seed anti-counterfeiting action. Agri
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New Feed Regulations Fully Implemented, Product Quality and Safety Continue to Improve
This website news: Since the newly revised "Regulations on the Administration of Feed and Feed Additives" came into effect on May 1, 2012, the Ministry of Agriculture has organized all localities to thoroughly implement the various new systems and focus on regulating the order of feed production and operation. In 2014, the national pass rate of sampling inspections of feed products was 96.2
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In 2014, domestic grain prices continued to rise slightly while remaining stable
In 2014, international prices of bulk agricultural products continued the downward trend of the previous year, while domestic market supply was generally sufficient, prices fell more often than they rose, and imports continued to grow. Grain prices rose slightly while remaining stable. Supported by the minimum purchase price and temporary storage policies, domestic grain prices continued to rise slightly while remaining stable this year.
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Multiple Pilot Programs for Rural Land Reform Will Continue to Be Advanced Next Year
Zheng Lingzhi, president of the China Land Surveying and Planning Institute, said on the 29th that after the pilot program for rural land system reform submitted to the central government by the Ministry of Land and Resources was approved, according to the reform program design, rural land system reforms such as the land expropriation system, the entry of collective operating construction land into the market, and the homestead system will continue to be advanced as key priorities.
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Asia-Pacific feed output expected to keep growing
The latest survey by the Miels organization points out that in 2013 the average annual growth rate of global compound feed was 1.1% (963 million tons), while in 2009 and 2011 the average annual growth rates of global compound feed were 1.1% and 1.5% respectively.
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Sorghum prices keep falling: how should growers respond in 2014?
Since the start of 2014, sorghum prices have failed to match last year's highs and have kept falling. As of December 9, the purchase price of new-crop sorghum held at 1.00 yuan/jin, down another 11% compared with September, while the ex-factory price of old-crop cleaned grain fell by as much as 22%. 2014 sorghum prices
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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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Difficulty selling grain after a bumper harvest is a stubborn problem that must be solved by continuing to deepen reform
It is suggested that the state, according to the different conditions of major grain-producing provinces, promptly launch the minimum purchase price policy when domestic market circulation is sluggish, especially in major grain ration-producing areas, to ensure that farmers can sell their grain in a timely manner and that grain quality does not decline, so that after a bumper harvest farmers can enjoy the state's preferential policies
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In 2015, the minimum purchase price policy for wheat continues to be implemented in the main producing areas
The reporter learned from the National Development and Reform Commission on the 16th that in 2015 the state will continue to implement the minimum purchase price policy in the main wheat-producing areas. The minimum purchase price for wheat produced in 2015 (third grade) is 118 yuan per 50 kg, unchanged from the 2014 level. A relevant official of the Development and Reform Commission
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