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Forecast and Analysis of 2015 Development Trends for Grain Harvesters
In the early 1970s, the whole-feed grain combine harvester developed in southern China, mainly for harvesting rice and also capable of harvesting wheat, was mounted on a wheeled or crawler tractor and adopted an axial-flow drum threshing device without a separate separation device, making the overall structure relatively simple
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Domestic blueberry industry deep-processing market demand will exceed 100 billion yuan in the future
The first China Blueberry Industry Deep Processing Summit Forum was held on May 28 in Zhuji, Zhejiang, attracting more than 700 participants including industry scholars, executives of well-known companies, and blueberry practitioners. Experts analyzing the situation believe that a grand and unprecedented blueberry industry is currently taking shape in China,
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Xi Jinping stresses China will completely eliminate poverty-stricken population in the next five years
CRI Online report (reporter Zhu Wanling): Eradicating poverty remains the biggest global challenge facing the world today, and is also the common mission of humanity. On the occasion of the 23rd World Eradication of Poverty Day, Chinese President Xi Jinping, at the 2015 High-Level Forum on Poverty Reduction and Development
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The profit situation of agriculture-related e-commerce is not optimistic and still needs improvement in the future
The "2014-2015 China Agricultural Products E-commerce Development Report" points out that currently only about 1% of agriculture-related trading e-commerce businesses in China can achieve profitability -- Recently, the China Food (Agricultural Products) E-commerce High-Level Seminar released the "2014-2015 China Agricultural Products E-commerce
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What are the trends in China's agricultural development over the next 10 years?
What will China's agricultural development look like over the next 10 years? At the 2015 China Agricultural Outlook Conference held recently, the "China Agricultural Outlook Report (2015-202
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Soybean oil, palm oil and rapeseed oil futures prices take a collective breather
"The rally in oils and fats varieties will not just quietly end like this; after consolidation, the probability of a medium-term rise is very high." Wang Huan, a grain and oil trader in Hubei, told the Futures Daily reporter that the collective surge and pullback in the futures prices of China's three major oils yesterday was only temporary, and the speculation over low oils and fats market inventories and the coming El Nino weather is not over yet.
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The future of medicinal herb cultivation will tend toward base-oriented development
Recently, the General Office of the State Council forwarded the "Protection and Development Plan for Medicinal Herbs (2015-2020)" issued by the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology, the National Administration of Traditional Chinese Medicine and other departments, making comprehensive arrangements for the protection of medicinal herb resources and the development of the medicinal herb industry in China at present and in the period ahead.
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Outlook for China's Agriculture in the Next Decade: Steady Development of Livestock Products
How will the production, consumption, prices and trade of agricultural products trend over the next 10 years? The 2015 China Agricultural Outlook Conference was held in Beijing on the 20th, where the Market Early-Warning Expert Committee of the Ministry of Agriculture released the "China Agricultural Outlook Report (2015-2024)", providing information on the supply and changing trends of 18 major agricultural products including grains, cotton, oilseeds,
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Ministry of Agriculture Releases First Agricultural Outlook Report, Focusing on Food Security in the Next 10 Years
Recently, the Ministry of Agriculture released an agricultural outlook report for the first time, predicting that over the next 10 years, higher yields per unit area will become the main factor in agricultural production growth, and the agricultural industry chain will be further expanded and extended; market supply and demand for major agricultural products such as grain, cotton, oil, sugar, meat, eggs and milk will continue to remain balanced.
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Corn import trend set to slow, feed output growth to decelerate over next 10 years
According to an official forecast report released by China's Ministry of Agriculture, China's soybean imports in 2024 are expected to reach 82.66 million tons, up 15.8% from the 2014 import volume. However, over the next 10 years China is expected to net import only small quantities of rice, wheat and corn. China's Ministry of Agriculture
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