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Even with consecutive years of grain harvests, we must remain vigilant in times of peace and never relax our guard
Food security is considered the foundation of a country's social stability. China's grain production has achieved twelve consecutive years of increase - does that mean we can sit back and relax? The answer is no. In fact, China's food security issue currently faces more complex factors,
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Nanyang black fungus exports exceeded 100 million in value last year, becoming a fresh force for farmers to get rich
Since 2015, the Nanyang Entry-Exit Inspection and Quarantine Bureau, on the basis of careful screening, has included dried wood ear fungus in the doubling plan for exported food and agricultural products, adopting multiple measures to provide assistance, which has effectively boosted export earnings for this product. It is reported that the bureau, targeting Nanyang's dried
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Appraisal Meeting for New Black Fungus Variety "Sensheng No. 1" Held in Shaanxi
Not long ago, Huang Qinglin, a teacher from the Department of Agriculture and Forestry Science and Technology at Hanzhong Vocational and Technical College in Shaanxi, along with 7 experts from Shaanxi University of Technology, the Municipal Agricultural Technology Center, and the Institute of Agricultural Sciences, was invited to participate in the variety appraisal meeting organized by the Variety Management Section of the Shaanxi Provincial Seed Management Station for the new black fungus variety "Sensheng No. 1," jointly bred by Shaanxi Sensheng Mushroom Industry Technology Co.
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The root cause of cheap fruit hurting farmers is still a lack of competitiveness
As the nationwide harvest and market arrival of the main fruit variety, Fuji apples, is fully completed, a price bargaining battle is unfolding between fruit farmers and buyers, repeating the phenomenon seen in the previous two years where farmers held back sales, ultimately making fruit hard to sell in most regions. Dalian is no exception
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Analysis of the Reasons Behind the Lack of Competitiveness in Chinese Agriculture
Recently, the news of China's grain harvest turning into a crisis has become the focus of media attention, the so-called "can't be moved, can't be sold, can't be stored." For a country with a large agricultural population, a bumper harvest should be a good thing, especially since the hearts of many of us are still shrouded in the hellish memory of three years of starvation.
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North China corn prices lack momentum for further gains
The comprehensive launch of temporary corn stockpiling purchases in Northeast China, although the purchase volume is limited, has still provided considerable support to the market, especially exerting a major influence on farmers' sentiment about selling grain, indirectly affecting short-term supply and demand and market price trends. At present, the rebound in North China has already reached a certain extent.
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Pilot Work on Black Soil Protection and Utilization Advances Solidly in Northeast China
This website news: To implement the spirit of Central Document No. 1, "Several Opinions on Increasing the Intensity of Reform and Innovation and Accelerating Agricultural Modernization," this year the central government arranged 500 million yuan in funding to launch the Northeast black soil
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Banning straw burning cannot succeed without supporting policies
Editor's note: Every harvest season, air pollution caused by burning straw always becomes a focus of attention. How can we comprehensively utilize this valuable biomass resource and avoid simply burning it all and creating a source of smog? Reporters from Economic Daily visited experts and scholars and went
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Northeast japonica rice price rises lack momentum, stability may become the mainstream
It is understood that at present, as temperatures gradually drop and the large-scale rice harvest is about to end, the volume of japonica rice coming onto the market in Northeast production areas has increased somewhat, and policy-based purchasing is being rolled out successively. At the same time, various grain purchasing, selling and processing enterprises have also successively entered the market to purchase, but
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Over 80% of China's agricultural wholesale markets lack supply and demand information
Opaque supply and demand relationships and incomplete information on agricultural product circulation directly affect farmers' incomes. Zhang Yuxi, a member of the China Economic and Social Council and chairman of Beijing Xinfadi Group, said recently at the 2015 China Economic and Social Forum held in Tianjin that China's agricultural product wholesale
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