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China's feed demand has already reached 2.5 times its grain demand for human consumption
In recent years, China's per capita grain ration dropped from 207.1 kg in 1986 to 148 kg in 2010, a decrease of 28.5%, but at the same time, per capita consumption of meat, eggs, milk and other foods has been climbing steadily. For more than 30 years, Ren Jizhou, a grassland science expert in China and an academician of the Chinese Academy of Engineering,
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Ji Mingfeng Says Chinese Agriculture Should Have the Ambition to Feed the World
This year's summer grain harvest is again a bumper one, the 11th consecutive increase. Some people doubt whether the grain data of recent years is inflated. In fact, it is very simple to verify its authenticity: no one is going short of food. If we had not produced that much, where would the grain come from? The West has always doubted that China can
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New corn is not far from hitting the market, wheat hard to make a splash as feed
The listing of new-season corn is just around the corner, and corn prices are beginning to show signs of downward pressure, the proportion of wheat used as feed substitute will further decrease in the future, and energy feed is likely to return to the "corn-dominant" era. Domestic corn prices remain firm, with supply tight in most regions
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