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Lagging Agricultural Product Processing Becomes a Bottleneck for Increasing Farmers' Income
In recent years, although investment from all sides in agriculture, rural areas and farmers has increased rapidly, the lagging processing of agricultural products has still become a bottleneck constraining the increase of farmers' income. The author believes that solving this difficult problem involves many aspects. In addition to leaders' attention, preferential policies and adequate supervision, in practical work
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Policy support for grain drying should be increased
Machine drying costs more than half less than manual sun-drying of grain. It is currently the summer grain harvest and storage season, and farmers in many places are suffering from rainy weather as they dry their grain. But Deng Shengwen, a large-scale grain grower in Jingkou Township, Nanchang County, Jiangxi Province, is not worried at all, because he bought a grain dryer. Taking
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Innovation in Comprehensive Agricultural Development Releases a Fission Effect
Greenery covers the hillsides, and gold lies hidden in the green fields. Standing at Baixiantuo, the highest point of the Hulu Valley Modern Agricultural Industrial Park in Pingshan County, Hebei Province (hereinafter referred to as Hulu Valley Industrial Park), and looking out, the desolation that once filled the eye is gone, the rocks that once covered the mountain have vanished, and the chaos that once overwhelmed the view has disappeared.
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Action to Prevent Disease and Control Pests and Secure an Autumn Grain Harvest Is Being Solidly Carried Out Across All Regions
At present, the middle and late rice in the south is at an important stage of yield formation, and it is also a critical period for the occurrence and control of major diseases and pests. According to monitoring by the National Crop Major Disease and Pest Forecasting Network, affected by the weather, the occurrence of major rice diseases and pests is more serious than last year and in normal years. First, epidemic diseases
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Global bumper harvest crushes grain prices: China's 11 consecutive years of increases meet a historic US harvest
The crop harvest season is approaching, and China is expected to see an 11th consecutive year of grain harvests. But according to an analysis by The Wall Street Journal, the government's long-standing purchasing policy has severely distorted grain prices, with corn prices even reaching 3 times the international price, and the bumper harvest is instead creating more problems
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Hunan vegetable prices stop falling and rebound this week, average wholesale and retail pork prices see widening increase
Rednet Changsha, August 27 (Reporter Liu Yibin) According to the Hunan Provincial Department of Commerce's monitoring of 86 major edible agricultural products across the province from August 20 to 26, compared with the previous week, prices rose for 54 items, accounting for 62.79%; fell for 22 items, accounting for 25.58%; and remained flat for 10 items, accounting for 11.63%. Monitoring
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China's 11th consecutive year of grain increase combined with a bumper harvest in the US puts global grain prices under pressure
The harvest season is about to arrive, and China is expected to see an 11th consecutive year of bumper grain harvests. But according to an analysis by The Wall Street Journal, years of official purchasing policy have severely distorted grain prices, with corn prices even reaching 3 times the international price, and a bumper harvest actually creates more problems.
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Normalized grain production growth: innovating agricultural development methods is key
In recent years, Yongqiao District of Suzhou City, Anhui Province, as an important national grain production base, has strengthened its sense of overall interests, consciously shouldered the responsibility of safeguarding national food security, and, driven by the construction of the National Modern Agriculture Demonstration Zone and the National Comprehensive Rural Reform Pilot Zone, innovated modern agriculture
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Nationwide drought-affected crop area shrinks by nearly 20 million mu in 4 days
From August 23 to 26, the drought-stricken areas in Northeast China and the Huang-Huai region received significant rainfall. A reporter learned from the Office of the State Flood Control and Drought Relief Headquarters on the 27th that this rainfall process was very favorable for alleviating the current drought, and the nationwide drought-affected crop area decreased by nearly 20 million mu. State Flood Control Office
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Rising Risk of Corn Price Pullback, Tight Supply of High-Quality Grain May Ease
Since June and July, corn futures prices have risen sharply, driven by drought weather and tight supply of high-quality grain, with the near-month 1409 contract showing the most pronounced trend. In the short two months to the end of August, corn 1409 rose about 14.58%, and 1501 rose about 4.35%. The earlier rapid
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