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Causes of Declining Laying Rate in Laying Hens and Prevention and Control Measures
Prevention and Control of Factors Affecting the Decline in Laying Rate of Laying Hens
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Record Soybean Harvest Fails to Reverse Declining Legume Prices
An extra harvest of three to five dou was originally a sight that delighted farmers, but in a year of abundant production it became the straw that bent agricultural prices downward. In the golden autumn season, a spell of rainy weather during the soybean harvest on the other side of the ocean brought a small rebound in domestic and international soybean futures and soybean oil futures.
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Staple grain imports fall while sorghum and barley rise: changes in import structure prompt reflection
Affected by factors such as the inversion of domestic and international prices and demand pull, China's grain (cereal) imports in 2014 continued to maintain rapid growth, with imports reaching 19.516 million tons, up 33.8% year on year, and net imports of 18.747 million tons, up 40% year on year. At the same time, the structure of grain imports showed three
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Why did soybean meal futures prices rebound against the trend when overall feed consumption was declining?
Recently, soybean meal prices followed the US market in a major rebound, and judging from soybean and soybean meal inventories, the massive arrivals of soybeans did not put much pressure on inventories. Therefore, looking only at protein prices, domestic demand seems to be doing quite well. Is that really the case?
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Declining Net Returns from Grain Farming: Who Will Grow the Grain Concerns National Food Security
For a long time, "who will grow the grain" has been an extremely important topic, since it concerns national food security. But it also seems not to be a problem, because as long as grain farming is worthwhile, someone will naturally grow it. So "who will grow the grain" ultimately comes down to how to ensure that grain farming is profitable, yet the grim reality is truly worrying.
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Corn prices fall, and the declining market is worth watching
"The formation of grain prices should be close to the market while also taking into account farmers' legitimate income. This is a very important principle for the future formation of China's grain prices." On November 4, Chen Xiwen, deputy head of the Central Rural Work Leading Group and director of its office, said this at a press conference held by the State Council Information Office.
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Agricultural product wholesale markets see declining performance and fall into operational difficulties
As economic growth slows, China's agricultural product wholesale market industry is also facing the difficulties of declining transaction volumes and falling profits, with a small number of markets even shutting down. Industry insiders point out that market pressure has provided domestic agricultural product wholesale markets with an opportunity for transformation and upgrading, with brand chains,
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