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First domestic agricultural futures price insurance policy signed in Dalian
Recently, the signing ceremony for the first domestic agricultural futures price insurance policy was held at the Dalian Commodity Exchange in Liaoning. PICC P&C Dalian Branch signed corn and egg futures price insurance policies with an agricultural cooperative in Yi County, Jinzhou City, Liaoning Province, and with an egg farmer in Dalian.
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Global agricultural products will see increased production and lower prices in the next decade
STAFF REPORTER Reporter Chen Jian and Zhang Wei report: The Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations and the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development recently released the latest Agricultural Outlook report, stating that factors such as increased crop yields, enhanced productivity and slowing growth in global demand will help agricultural products
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Rural Internet Finance: Openness and Cooperation Lead the Future
Recently, the People's Bank of China and nine other ministries and commissions issued the "Guiding Opinions on Promoting the Healthy Development of Internet Finance" (hereinafter referred to as the "Opinions"). The introduction of the "Opinions" has legitimized Internet finance and also provided a guarantee for its survival of the fittest and innovative development.
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What is the future price trend for wheat? Industry insiders expect it to remain stable
Last week, new wheat prices remained stable, and processing enterprises began to use large quantities of new wheat for processing, but market trading was sluggish. The wheat market price is expected to remain stable in the future. Recently, universities and colleges have started the new semester and the Mid-Autumn Festival is approaching, so flour sales will see a small peak season,
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Is a Banana Shortage Coming? China's Market May Face a Banana Shortage in the Future
Bananas are undisputedly the staple commodity of the fruit industry. Due to declining supply from major domestic production areas and climate change, the persistently high "bull market" of 2014 brought far-reaching structural changes to the entire industry. Although supply and demand in the domestic market have returned to stability this year, industry insiders
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Yu Kangzhen: Seize the Momentum to Advance Grassland Protection and Construction to a New Level
China's grasslands total nearly 6 billion mu, accounting for about 2/5 of the country's land area. Grassland is the largest terrestrial ecosystem in China, and also an important material basis for the development of grassland animal husbandry and the main support for herders' income growth. It plays a pivotal role in ecological civilization construction, economic and social development, maintaining border stability, and safeguarding ethnic unity.
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Where Does Organic Agriculture Go in the Future? Analysis of Development Directions and Prospects
The rise of organic agriculture in China began in the 1980s, while long-term positioning trials have been quite limited. The main long-term positioning trials nationwide include the Quzhou Experimental Station of China Agricultural University in Handan City, Hebei Province, the Songjiang Nature Organic Vegetable Research and Development Base in Shanghai, Shanghai BioFarm
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A Comprehensive Analysis of the Current State and Future Trends of Agricultural and Livestock E-commerce
"200 years ago, Watt invented the steam engine and launched the Industrial Revolution. Today, the Internet is permeating every area of our production and life, ushering in another entirely new era." Dr. Pi Canhui, general manager of Guangzhou Heshikang Biotechnology Co., Ltd., at a China
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Current Status and Future Prospects of New Aquatic Variety Research and Development in China
Aquatic improved varieties generally refer to some original species and new aquatic varieties with excellent economic traits and production performance. At present, although the research and development of new aquatic varieties in China is stimulated by favorable factors such as certain policy support, technical guarantees, and social demand, it still faces
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Future food may come from high-tech agriculture
To feed the 7 billion people on Earth, we have already cultivated 40% of the planet's land, and by 2050 the world population is expected to reach 9.6 billion. Data from the UN Food and Agriculture Organization shows that to avoid widespread malnutrition, food production needs to increase by 70%. But there is now little
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