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China's seed industry has entered a stage of full market competition, and the seed industry landscape is ushering in new changes
The seed industry has already entered a stage of full market competition. From 2010 to 2014, the number of seed enterprises nationwide decreased from 8,700 to 5,064, declaring that the stage of disorderly market competition has basically ended. Improving industry concentration urgently needs to be led by mergers and reorganizations. From 2012 to 2014, the seed industry's market
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The Rise of China's Internet Farmers Is Rewriting the Agricultural Development Landscape
In the surging tide of "Internet Plus" sweeping across rural China, a new group is rapidly taking shape: the "Internet farmers." They come from different backgrounds and have different educational levels; among them are IT elites earning hundreds of thousands of yuan a year, executives of state-owned and foreign enterprises, and college student entrepreneurs, as well as genuine farmers.
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The profit landscape of the flour industry is shifting - who is driving it from behind the scenes?
At present, with wheat strong and flour weak, humble bran is to a certain extent affecting the operating efficiency of wheat processing enterprises. Since the second half of last year, bran prices have continued to decline, making flour processing enterprises that were already struggling even worse off, and also affecting this year's
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Internet Plus Agriculture Overturns the Traditional Agricultural Production and Operation Landscape
Internet Plus Agriculture is entering a golden period of accelerated transformation and innovative development. China's agriculture is small-scale farming, and in China's agricultural production and operation there have long existed problems such as insufficient standardization, low transaction efficiency, difficulty in achieving product traceability, and difficulty in increasing farmers' incomes.
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How does the adjustment of agricultural subsidies affect the fertilizer distribution landscape?
This year, the Ministry of Finance and the Ministry of Agriculture jointly issued the "Guiding Opinions on Adjusting and Improving the Three Agricultural Subsidy Policies," deciding that starting from 2015, 20% of the funds from the comprehensive agricultural input subsidies allocated by the central government will be redirected to support moderate-scale grain farming. Key
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Fragmented Meat Market Awaits Breakthrough, China's Industry Concentration Urgently Needs Improvement
The 2015 China International Meat "Two Conferences and One Festival" press conference was recently held in Qingdao, Shandong Province. At the meeting, statistics from the China Meat Association showed that in the first quarter of this year, the number of slaughter and meat processing enterprises above designated size nationwide decreased compared with the same period, with March seeing a reduction of
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Canton Fair: Traditional Agricultural Trade Landscape Accelerating Transformation
Reporters interviewing at the 117th China Import and Export Fair held in Guangzhou found that the domestic market for China's agricultural products is becoming increasingly active, more and more deeply processed agricultural products are being exported, and the traditional agricultural trade landscape at the Canton Fair is accelerating its transformation. As is well known
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Analysis of the Competitive Landscape of China's Aquaculture Industry in 2015
The aquaculture industry was the earliest sector in China to undergo market-oriented reform. Through reforming the management system, adjusting the industrial structure, increasing investment in infrastructure, and strengthening resource conservation, per capita availability has grown 7.2-fold, twice the world average. According to a survey
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Grain-to-Feed Policy Boosts the Feed Industry, May Change the Raw Material Supply Landscape
In the view of industry insiders, judging from the development cycle of China's livestock and feed industry, the domestic livestock industry has already passed its period of rapid growth around 2005 and entered a mature stage. However, within the next 5 years, the domestic feed industry can still enjoy growth brought by economies of scale.
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China's Edible Oil Market Presents a New Landscape in 2015
An overview of our country's edible oil market: after many years of development, it has gone through an industry growth process from a proliferation of small brands to a landscape dominated by major brands, where the big fish eat the small fish. Today, the domestic edible oil market continues to advance toward branding, standardization, and health consciousness. As for the current
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