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China's total grain output achieves an "eleventh consecutive increase"
Employees of the Qilihe National Grain Reserve Depot in Yi County, Jinzhou City, Liaoning Province, drying corn they purchased (photo taken November 13). Farmers in Qiongzhong County, Hainan, rushing to harvest mountain rice (photo taken November 8). Wang Qiaoying, a farmer in Xihan Village, Quanzhang Town, Xinjiang County, Yuncheng City, Shanxi, drying harvested corn (photo taken November 4).
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Pest and disease prevention and control reduce disasters and losses, boosting the eleventh consecutive increase in grain output
Drought breeds insects, damp breeds disease; the climate is unpredictable, and pests and diseases occur every year. This year's climate changes have caused biological disasters such as pests and diseases to occur frequently and severely. Agricultural departments at all levels, with a high degree of self-awareness and firm confidence, have never relaxed their grip on pest and disease prevention and control, snatching grain from the mouths of insects to ensure a bumper harvest
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Eleventh Consecutive Grain Increase May Involve Deception, Technological Yield Gains Increasingly Difficult
The National Bureau of Statistics issued a notice on December 4, stating that the national total grain output in 2014 reached 607.099 million tons, an increase of 5.16 million tons over 2013. China's total grain output achieved an eleventh consecutive increase. Another grain increase should be good news. However, as soon as the news came out, it triggered numerous doubts.
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Grain production achieves a record eleventh consecutive increase
The Central Rural Work Conference opened today and will study and arrange next year's work on agriculture, rural areas and farmers. The reporter learned from the Ministry of Agriculture that this year's grain production achieved a record "eleventh consecutive increase," with total output reaching 1214.2 billion jin, an increase of 10.32 billion jin over the previous year. Farmers' income growth achieved the "eleventh
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Why has the "eleventh consecutive increase" in grain output sparked debate?
China's grain output has increased for eleven consecutive years, resulting in a relative oversupply. This year's government work report proposed that grain output should be stabilized at over 1.1 trillion jin, a reduction from last year's actual output, which is a rare opportunity for adjusting the agricultural structure, carrying out farmland improvement and letting the land rest and recuperate.
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