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China's grain imports reached 26.08 million tons in January-September
In January-September, China's agricultural product import and export value was 139.18 billion USD, down 4.9% year on year. Among this, exports were 50.29 billion USD, down 2.7% year on year; imports were 88.89 billion USD, down 6.1% year on year; the trade deficit was 38.60 billion USD, down 10.3% year on year. I. Grain In January-September, total grain imports
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To do a good job in agriculture, rural areas and farmers, we must attach importance to fostering model examples
Comrade Xi Jinping pointed out: "Being good at fostering model examples, letting them lead the way and play a demonstrating role, has always been an important working method of our Party." In the work on "agriculture, rural areas and farmers," we should especially attach importance to fostering model examples and be good at doing so. How to make rural areas beautiful, how to make agriculture strong,
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China's three major grains have been net imported for 4 consecutive years
Although China's grain production has achieved 11 consecutive years of growth since 2004, agricultural trade has correspondingly shown a "dual normality" phenomenon of normalized trade deficit and normalized price inversion. This was learned by reporters at the 2015 (Third) China Grain and Food Security Strategy Summit held here
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China's rice, wheat and corn have been in net import for 4 consecutive years
Xinhua News Agency dispatch: Although China's grain production has achieved 11 consecutive years of growth since 2004, agricultural trade has correspondingly shown a "dual normality" phenomenon of normalized trade deficits and normalized price inversions. This was learned by reporters at the 2015 (Third) China Grain and Food Safety
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Series of Readers on China's Important Agricultural Heritage Systems Published
Website News Under the guidance of the Agricultural Products Processing Bureau of the Ministry of Agriculture, the series of readers on China's Important Agricultural Heritage Systems, edited and published by China Agriculture Press, has recently been published and distributed. This book is a systematic record and vivid presentation of China's Important Agricultural Heritage Systems.
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China's soybean imports in the fourth quarter reached 22 million tons
Data released by a Chinese grain think tank shows that China's soybean imports in the fourth quarter of this year (October to December) will reach 22 million tons, 18% higher than the same period last year, but lower than the third quarter's imports of 24.5 million tons. This means China
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Excessive Grain Imports Threaten National Food Security
The Central Economic Work Conference previously proposed a national food security strategy under the new circumstances of "taking self-reliance as the mainstay, basing ourselves on domestic production, ensuring production capacity, importing appropriately, and relying on technological support," requiring that the rice bowls of the Chinese people must always be firmly held in our own hands and that our rice bowls should
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Imported grain enters the market while domestic grain goes into storage, with a huge price gap at home and abroad
This year China's summer grain achieved a twelfth consecutive bumper harvest. Last year, China's grain output remained stable above 1.2 trillion jin for two consecutive years. At the same time, grain imports exceeded the 100 million ton mark for the first time. In the first seven months of this year, 72.568 million tons of grain were imported, up 22.4% year on year. This has left many people puzzled
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Why is the farmers' collective an important guarantee for social development?
To clearly grasp the essence of the rural collective, one can examine six criteria: the peasant character of its members, the community character of its members, the equality of its members, whether it operates the collective's "three assets," whether it is endowed by policy with the value goal of common prosperity, and whether it can help the government implement social governance.
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Grain Price Inversion Leads to Surge in Grain Imports: Farmers Cannot Sell the Grain They Grow
Grain Won't Sell, Grain Farmers Want to Cry but Have No Tears: Does China Have Too Much Grain? Author: Gao Yuanzhi, Zhou Mian, Wu Tao Source: Banyuetan Website Editor: Yuan Bixia Editor's Note: At present, China's grain production and grain market have some puzzling aspects: on the one hand, grain
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