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What factors affect the inverted grain price gap in China?
The phenomenon of inverted domestic and international grain prices has become one of the hottest topics in government departments and the agricultural economics field recently. In July this year, Chen Xiwen, deputy head and director of the Office of the Central Rural Work Leading Group, mentioned that China is currently facing an
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Grain prices plummet, farmers' incomes drop sharply, and finances and stockpiles are under pressure too
This year's grain prices have fallen too hard. Liu Xueyou said helplessly. Liu Xueyou, 51 this year, is a major grain grower in Xi County, Xinyang City, Henan Province, with more than 16,000 mu of transferred land, accounting for one percent of the county's total arable land, and is known as the "Grain King of Henan." The fall in grain prices caught him
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Grain prices fall and large-scale grain growers can only break even - do farmers still want to grow grain?
Grain prices have fallen, but do farmers still want to grow grain? A survey from Qing'an County, Heilongjiang Province. Large-scale grain growers can only break even, and enthusiasm for land transfer may be affected. On December 9, the Major Snow solar term had already passed, and northern Heilongjiang was freezing cold. A heavy snowfall from a few days earlier still lay thick in the fields, with stray bits of crop straw showing on top.
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Suppressing Grain Prices: Sinograin's Grain Trade Business Suspended
Sources have revealed that the grain trade business of China Grain Reserves Corporation (Sinograin) has been temporarily suspended, and the relevant document has been issued level by level down to the county and city-level grain systems. Yesterday, First Financial Daily sought verification from Sinograin regarding this news, and Sinograin
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It Is Hard to Sustain the Continuous Increase of Domestic Grain Procurement Prices, and the Processing Industry Is Barely Alive
The agricultural products market is now very bad. Cargill, the world's largest grain trader, has been reported to be laying off workers. This report, which Cargill has already denied, said that due to the agricultural economic downturn, Cargill may lay off as many as 4000 people, about 2.5% of its total workforce. Cargill
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Reversal of domestic and international grain prices: Chen Xiwen suggests taking a rational view
All sectors of society are very concerned about the grain issue, so I will focus on this issue. From the perspective of the domestic production situation, this year is the 12th consecutive year of grain production increase. Output is expected to reach about 1.23 trillion jin. Compared with 12 years ago, annual output has increased by more than 360 billion
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How to ensure grain farmers do not lose out when grain prices fall
Improve the comprehensive grain production capacity, push agricultural development from being mainly about quantity growth to placing equal emphasis on quantity, quality and efficiency, achieve grain storage in the land and grain storage in technology, and ensure grain security for the world. Just as farmers were celebrating a bumper autumn grain harvest, they suddenly encountered rather sharp fluctuations in grain prices.
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With grain prices fluctuating sharply, what should farmers plant next year?
A bumper harvest, falling prices bring worry "This is yellow corn, this is sweet corn... very fragrant and tender." At the factory area of the Huaihe Seed Industry Grain Industry Consortium in Yongqiao District, Suzhou City, three or five farmers were sorting harvested corn into bags. "This year's yield is good, but
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Grain Prices Slump: How Can Processing Enterprises Break Through Against the Odds?
Since the beginning of this year, the prices of major domestic grain crops have continued to decline, drawing attention from all sectors. The fall in grain prices has not only affected grain farmers but also brought considerable confusion to domestic grain processing enterprises. With market prices changing from day to day, enterprises dare not rashly purchase large quantities
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Global grain prices keep falling, and agricultural giants have no choice but to band together for warmth
As global grain prices fall and profits are squeezed, agricultural giants are seeking powerful alliances to band together for warmth in the industry's cold winter. This will be agriculture's first major transformation in more than a decade. Citing people familiar with the matter, multinational seed giant Syngenta is in talks with Du
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