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Keeping the red line for cultivated land is key to advancing ecological civilization
On June 3, the State Council Information Office held a briefing, inviting experts to introduce the situation regarding China's ecological civilization development. Zhang Xiaoling, assistant to the director of the Land Surveying and Planning Institute of the Ministry of Land and Resources, believes that advancing ecological civilization requires keeping the red line for cultivated land. Regarding how to use land in
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Why does the pressure for cultivated land requisition-compensation balance in China keep increasing?
The "Land Remediation Blue Book: China Land Remediation Development Research Report No.2," jointly released by the Land Remediation Center of the Ministry of Land and Resources and the Social Sciences Academic Press, points out that for a long time, China's economic development has relied excessively on investment-driven growth and high resource consumption, and construction has
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How the Watchers of the Wheat Fields Can Keep to the Path of Farmland Protection
All things are born from the soil, and with soil there is grain. Farmland is the most precious agricultural resource and an important factor of production, and it is the livelihood on which farmers who face the yellow earth with their backs to the sky depend. The decline in farmland quality has become a huge stumbling block troubling China's agricultural development in recent years. With the publication of the
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How does the beekeeping industry help farmers increase their income?
Editor's note: The beekeeping industry occupies a relatively important position in our national economy. It not only provides society with abundant bee products, but can also help farmers increase their income and become prosperous. At present, China raises about 6.5 million bee colonies, with an annual output of nearly 200,000 tons of honey, 1,500 tons of royal jelly, and 1,100 tons of pollen, all ranking first in the world's beekeeping industry. Honey and royal jelly are China's traditional export commodities. Annual honey exports exceed 100,000 tons, and royal jelly exceeds 900 tons, with export volumes ranking first in the world. Bee product exports earn more than 80 million US dollars in foreign exchange.
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Corn prices keep falling step by step, and the pressure to release state reserves is great
Recently, the Ministry of Agriculture held a symposium on agricultural structural adjustment for the four northeastern provinces and regions in Changchun, Jilin Province, specifically requiring the four northeastern provinces and regions to reduce corn planting area. The author believes that since 2008, the bull market feast in which corn output and prices rose together due to state reserve purchases will
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Beekeepers need enough profit margin to produce good honey
With one-ninth of the world's bee colonies, the world's highest honey production, and one-quarter of the world's total honey exports, China is truly a major beekeeping country. At the same time, China's beekeeping industry faces the awkward situation of being a
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China's aquatic product processing technology urgently needs to keep pace with international standards
As early as 2002, the Ministry of Agriculture formulated the "National Plan for the Development of Major Agricultural Product Processing Industries," which made it clear that aquatic product production and processing should focus on the deep processing and comprehensive utilization of bulk products, low-value products and waste, and promote the establishment of processing industry systems for freshwater fish, shellfish, pelagic fish
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Long-term trends in China's corn market look positive as industrial policy reforms keep improving
On September 17, the 8th International Corn Industry Conference, jointly held by the Dalian Commodity Exchange and the China Feed Industry Association, opened in Wuhan, Hubei Province. With the theme of innovating risk management and helping transformation and upgrading, the conference aimed to build a platform for information sharing and communication
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Corn prices keep falling, but the truth is that Chinese farmers are still running a slight surplus
Introduction: Every year in August, it is the period when new domestic corn has not yet hit the market and the price of old corn rises slightly, but this year domestic corn prices have been sliding all the way down. On September 18, the National Development and Reform Commission, the Ministry of Finance, the Agricultural Development Bank and other departments jointly issued a notice that starting in November, the state temporary storage corn listing purchase price will be set at 1 yuan per jin, 0.13 yuan per jin lower than last year's temporary storage price.
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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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