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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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Solving the difficulty of selling grain: how far are farmers from the futures market?
At present, China has basically established a futures variety system for agricultural products including more than 10 varieties such as cotton, grain, oil and sugar. Futures market prices have become an important price signal for arranging agricultural production and adjusting planting structure, which is conducive to alleviating the contradiction between small-scale agricultural production and the large market
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How to solve the difficulty of selling grain? Developing high-quality grain production is an effective path
The difficulty of selling grain has become an indisputable reality in China today. Without the support of the minimum purchase price, grain market prices would remain in a persistently sluggish state. In the quiet grain market, high-quality grain always stands out. With high-quality grain in hand, there is no worry that grain merchants will
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In some areas, selling grain is difficult; multiple measures have been taken to ease the pressure of selling grain
Because of successive rainstorms during this year's wheat harvest, imperfect grains of wheat in parts of Anhui and other places exceeded the standard, making it difficult for the quality to meet the national purchase and storage standard. To ease the problem of farmers having difficulty selling grain, various localities and departments have successively introduced multiple measures to effectively safeguard the interests of grain-growing farmers.
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Selling Grain Is Hard, Stacked on Top of Debt-Financed Farming: China's Grain Subsidies Are Less Than One-Tenth of Europe's and America's
Economic Observer reporter Jiang Yunzhang: Wheat is falling, corn is falling too. This year's grain prices are truly baffling! A bumper grain harvest is normally a happy occasion, but Liang Yukui (pseudonym), a large-scale grain farmer in the Yunan area of Henan Province, cannot bring himself to feel glad at all. In previous years, in response to
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How to Solve the Difficulty of Selling Grain? China Takes Multiple Measures to Safeguard Food Security and Farmers' Interests
BEIJING, Nov. 11 (China News Service) -- Reporter Ding Dong. As China's autumn grain harvest this year has once again been bumper, a twelfth consecutive year of grain output increase is now certain. Faced with a sharp increase in inventories and falling prices, how to prevent "cheap grain hurting farmers" has become a problem. The State Council executive meeting held on the 11th made clear
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Strictly investigate the issuing of IOUs to prevent farmers from having difficulty selling grain
Premier Li Keqiang of the State Council presided over an executive meeting of the State Council on November 11, at which measures were determined to stabilize grain production and increase income from grain cultivation, so as to safeguard food security and farmers' interests; to deploy consumption upgrading to promote industrial upgrading and cultivate new supply and new momentum to expand domestic demand
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Slow Sales of Corn Leave Farmers Anxious, Highlighting the Difficulty of Selling Grain
Why is such beautiful corn not being bought by anyone? A reporter went deep into rural areas of the northern Huang-Huai Plain for interviews and saw many farmers looking sorrowful and helpless in front of corn covering the ground and filling their homes. This year the price of corn is too low; now it can only sell for six or seven jiao per jin. In Fuli Ji Town, Suzhou, Anhui
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Solving the problem of difficulty in selling grain, ensuring farmers can sell grain without worry
China's grain production has enjoyed consecutive years of bumper harvests, but consumption growth has slowed markedly, and domestic grain prices face considerable downward pressure overall. Thanks to measures such as the state's timely launch of purchasing and storage, which actively guided and stabilized market expectations, the domestic grain market is now generally stabilizing. In order to raise
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Northeast China opens granaries across the board to solve the difficulty of selling grain; storage capacity can generally meet demand
Recently, due to oversupply and rising inventories, corn market prices have fallen considerably, and difficulties in selling have appeared in some localities. How is the current corn purchase and storage work progressing? What adjustments will be made to grain policy? Will next year's grain production be affected? At the National Development and Reform Commission's press briefing on current grain-related policies held on the 19th
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