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Grain Bureau Strictly Guards Against Difficulties in Selling Grain, Thoroughly Investigates Acts That Harm Farmers' Interests
Currently, the autumn grain purchasing peak season is underway. The Office of the National Grain Bureau recently issued an emergency notice, requiring intensified inspection and law enforcement efforts to strictly prevent the problem of farmers having difficulty selling grain. The notice stated that recently, media reports reflected that in individual regions and enterprises, during this year's autumn grain purchasing, there exist farm
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Farmers can now get loans more easily, and banks feel safer about lending
They would rather forgo a 100,000 yuan fiscal subsidy and still hope to obtain a 1 million yuan loan. This one remark lays bare the thirst of new-type agricultural business entities for finance. Modern agriculture cannot do without finance, yet "difficult loans" and "expensive loans" have long plagued business entities, becoming "growing pains." Li
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Grain traders hit by hard-to-sell grain; private granaries underutilized
Along with a cigarette, a business card is handed over casually. This is a habitual gesture of grain brokers. On the card, besides basic information, phrases such as "buys grain in large quantities" and "buys grain year-round" reveal the industry needs of the broker community; brokers with a strong sense of service
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China Lifts 42,000 Villages Out of Travel Difficulties in 5 Years
LANZHOU, Dec. 4 (China News Service) -- Yang Chuantang, Minister of Transport of China, revealed in Lanzhou on Dec. 4 that over the past 5 years, China has solved the travel difficulties of 654 townships and 42,000 administrative villages in contiguous poverty-stricken areas, with 95% of townships and 81% of administrative villages having bus
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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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Grain output may slump due to difficulties in selling grain and losses in growing it
From the start of the summer grain purchase season to the concentrated marketing of autumn grain, reporters conducting sustained follow-up interviews along several major producing provinces including Henan and Hubei found that, because of consecutive years of bumper grain harvests and the continuous one-way rise in the floor purchase price, the current grain circulation and procurement-storage links show many new trends: in some areas
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Under policy dominance, spot corn prices are unlikely to see major gains
[Introduction]Looking at the domestic corn market in recent years, market prices have all been dominated by policy, with domestic corn prices closely fluctuating in line with changes in the state reserve purchase price and purchase volume. Since the start of the state reserve purchase policy in 2008, domestic corn market prices have consistently been affected by the state reserve
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Behind the difficulty of selling agricultural products lies insufficient product development
The red dates knocked down from the trees cannot be sold, and the money from selling dates is not enough to pay the workers for knocking them down; it would be better to leave them hanging on the trees. The helplessness and anxiety are written all over the face of Du Zhonggui, a villager in Lianhuachi Village, Kehu Town, Linxian County, Shanxi Province. After the Start of Winter, on the Lüliang Mountains, red dates hang from the branches all over the hills,
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Solving the difficulty of selling grain requires a coordinated consideration of industrial chain issues
Although many regions in China had a bumper grain harvest this autumn, farmers could hardly feel joyful during the autumn grain purchasing season. Recently, supply pressure in the grain market has increased, and combined with previously low market grain prices and persistently high domestic inventories, farmers' profit margins have been squeezed. Jiangsu, Henan and other places have once again
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How to avoid the difficulty of selling grain: this exam question must be answered well
Facing days of continuous rain, Peng Dejun, a major grain grower in Chengtou Township, Sihong County, was full of worry. This 45-year-old farmer planted 4000 mu of rice this year, and by November 22 had harvested only 600 mu. First, he worried that the rain would make the mature rice lodge and turn into a "rotten rice field"; second, he worried that the rice
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