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China's Annual Grain Loss Reaches 70 Billion Jin; Hidden Waste Should Not Be Underestimated
Starting in 2011, Santai Flour Co., Ltd. in Taihe County, Anhui Province launched a "grain bank" business, providing farmers with grain storage and exchange services, solving the problem of high grain loss during farmers' grain storage. The photo shows the Gaomiao branch of the Santai Grain Bank. Xinhua News Agency
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Experts estimate that China's corn production will drop by about 12 billion jin in 2014
At the 2014 National Coarse Grains and Corn Market Analysis and Production-Marketing Linkage Conference held recently in Nanchang, relevant experts analyzed and concluded: China's total corn output in 2014 is expected to be about 424.6 billion jin, a decrease of about 12 billion jin from the previous year, a decline of 2.75%. Experts estimate that China's corn production will drop by about
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Photovoltaic Agriculture Standard-Setting Launched, the Trillion-Yuan Blue Ocean Market Should Not Be Underestimated
According to a report by Beijing Business Today on the 9th, Zhang Yong, chairman of the China Photovoltaic Agriculture Working Committee, said in an exclusive interview at the 2015 China International Energy Summit that as photovoltaic agriculture projects multiply, the lack of standards has already begun to cause industry chaos, and work on setting photovoltaic agriculture standards has now officially begun.
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China's 2015/16 corn production estimate revised downward
The relevant agency has revised its forecast for China's 2015/16 corn production downward to 229 million tons, 3 million tons lower than the earlier forecast, due to drought affecting some production areas in Northeast China. However, even after the downward revision, corn production still set a record high, up from the previous year's output
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The impact of excessively low grain prices hurting farmers should not be underestimated
Grain bumper harvest, grain prices fall, farmers' income declines. According to media reports, since the beginning of autumn this year, corn and wheat prices in China's main grain-producing areas have all declined to varying degrees. The drop in corn prices is obvious, with farmers' prices falling by an average of more than 20%, and the highest drop compared
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