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Autumn Grain Purchase Funding Fully Guaranteed by ADBC
Since the full launch of this year's autumn grain purchase, the Agricultural Development Bank of China has unswervingly implemented the national grain purchase and storage policy, fully given play to its function as an agricultural policy bank, and made every effort to guarantee the supply of grain purchase funds. From October 1 to November 30, it cumulatively issued mid-to-late indica rice,
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Why grain output achieved twelve consecutive increases, up 2.4% over the previous year
Food is the first necessity of the people. Without stable grain production capacity, there can be no food security in the true sense. Data released by the National Bureau of Statistics show that China's grain output has happily achieved "twelve consecutive increases," with the total national grain output in 2015 reaching 1242.87 billion jin, an increase of 2.4% over the previous
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One out of every 7 jin of grain in China is imported; grain structure reform will shift direction
On one side is a full granary of domestically produced grain after twelve consecutive years of bumper harvests, and on the other is low-priced imported grain that has once again exceeded 100 million tonnes. The inversion of domestic and international prices highlights the lagging competitiveness of Chinese agriculture and further strains the nerves of grain policy adjustment. Statistics show that in the first 11 months of 2015, imported grain
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How Is China Adjusting Its Grain Policy? Chen Xiwen Points the Way
Judging from the statistics, China's grain production has shown an upward trend year by year since 2004. According to China's statistical criteria, China's total grain output grew from 430 million tons in 2003 to 607 million tons in 2014, an increase of 42%. Grain output in 2015 is expected to continue increasing.
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New breakthrough in defending high-level grain production; transforming the mode and adjusting the structure become this year's main theme
Written on the occasion of the 2015 grain output hitting a new record. It was late rice harvest season in Xiaokeng Valley, Huangjia Village, Qidu Township, Yongfeng County, Jiangxi Province, where two harvesters shuttled back and forth, golden waves of rice falling and being drawn in, and plump grains filling the granary. One can imagine that this would again
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2015 China Grain and Oil Wealth Forum Held in Beijing
On December 5-6, the 2015 China Grain and Oil Wealth Forum was held in Beijing, closely following the pulse of the economy and industry development, with the theme of seizing opportunities for change and sharing the dividends of mass entrepreneurship and innovation. The 5th China Grain and Oil Ranking was unveiled at the same time. At the meeting, in the face of multiple challenges in the grain and oil industry such as the emergence of a new supply-demand cycle,
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National Bureau of Statistics Releases the 2015 Grain Production Announcement
Based on the National Bureau of Statistics' sample survey of agricultural production and operation households in 31 provinces (autonomous regions and municipalities) nationwide and the comprehensive statistics of agricultural production and operation units, the 2015 national grain sown area, yield per unit area and total grain output are as follows: 1. National grain sown area
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Grain harvest hits another record with 2.4% growth, Statistics Bureau: The central government attaches great importance to it
In 2015, grain across the country achieved another bumper harvest. Hou Rui, Senior Statistician of the Rural Department of the National Bureau of Statistics, interprets the grain production situation. Data on national grain production released by the National Bureau of Statistics show that in 2015 the country's total grain output was 621.435 million tons (1,242.87 billion jin), an increase of 14.408 million
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Imported coarse grains replace corn, 2015 increase expected to reach 108%
In 2014, China's total imports of sorghum, barley and DDGS (dried distillers grains with solubles) amounted to 16.6 million tons, and the total imports of these products in 2015 are expected to reach 30 million tons, an increase of 81%. Excluding the portion of barley used for brewing, after conversion, the above imported products in 2015 are expected to replace feed
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Payments for Grain Purchases via UnionPay Card See Considerable Transaction Volume in Agricultural Product Procurement
Now we only need to swipe a card to collect and pay for grain. Enterprises have reduced the costs of cash withdrawal and transportation, and farmers have also enjoyed convenience and benefits. Gu Bingsong, chairman of Fangzheng Qiuran Rice Industry Company, told reporters. What he called card swiping refers to the UnionPay card
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