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Over-processing causes China to lose more than 15 billion jin of grain every year
When one jin of paddy rice is processed into polished rice, 60 percent is usable and 40 percent becomes by-products. Over-processing causes China to lose more than 15 billion jin of grain every year. As market operators, how should grain-processing enterprises solve this problem? Recently, a reporter interviewed Hong Wanyi, general manager of Hubei Hongsen Grain and Oil Food Group, on the topic of reducing losses in grain processing.
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How can grain storage needs be met? Multi-channel innovation ensures every grain goes into the warehouse
The Zhengzhou Directly Affiliated Depot of the China Grain Reserves Corporation has adopted technological means such as intelligent ventilation, and uses grain logistics technology featuring bulk loading, bulk unloading, bulk storage and bulk transport, effectively reducing grain losses in the transport and storage stages. The photo shows workers sorting wheat being put into the warehouse.
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The challenge of promoting organic fertilizer needs to be solved urgently. Where is the way out?
As everyone knows, organic fertilizer is rich in various nutrient elements. It can not only prevent soil compaction, but also significantly improve the quality of grain, vegetables and fruit. However, due to many constraining factors, the current use rate of organic fertilizer is not high. If this problem cannot be well solved, it will not
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Severe drought ravages 12 provinces and regions nationwide; Hubei suffers drought for 5 consecutive years
Hubei's 5 consecutive years of drought. Since the start of the dog days, most parts of Hubei have maintained clear, hot and high-temperature weather. Northern and central Hubei and other areas have entered their fifth year of water shortage and scant rainfall. In 11 cities including Xiangyang, Jingmen and Xiaogan, 7.852 million mu of farmland are affected by drought, and 654,000 people have difficulty accessing drinking water. Recently, the Hubei Provincial Meteorological Observatory
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China's fertilizer industry is in a state of full-scale crisis, losing 300 yuan on every ton sold
In the program a few days ago, we saw that although the development of new energy sources such as solar power, wind power and clean technology faces various problems, they represent an important direction for countries seeking alternative energy in the future. So today let us focus on the traditional coal chemical industry within traditional energy.
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Mid-Autumn Festival: Farmers Everywhere Busy with Autumn Harvest and Autumn Field Management
On September 8, farmers in Shishang Village, Renshou Town, Jing'an County, Jiangxi Province, drove agricultural machinery to harvest mid-season rice. The day was the Mid-Autumn Festival and also White Dew, one of the 24 solar terms in the Chinese lunar calendar. Farmers everywhere stepped up autumn harvest and autumn field management, and the fields were bustling with activity. Photo released by Xinhua News Agency (Photo by Xu Zhongting)
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Has the severe drought caused olive oil prices to rise?
Olive oil consumption growth in the Chinese market outpaces other edible oils, but consumers have a low ability to distinguish it. The reporter has learned that according to reports, Spain, the world's largest exporter of olive oil, has recently been affected by a rare drought in nearly 140 years, and the oilseed analysis agency Oil World recently
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