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Corn temporary storage price cut leaves farmers and enterprises crying losses
Farmers cry compensation, enterprises cry losses, state cuts corn temporary storage price, rippling a pool of water. Reporter Wang Peilian, China Youth Daily (December 03, 2015, page 06). Recently, Hua Shujun, a large corn grower living in Gaojia Village, Songyuan City, Jilin Province, often goes to the national storage depot near the village to inquire about corn purchase prices and intake conditions.
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Autumn Grain Bumper Harvest Leaves Farmers Worried, Urging All Sectors of Society to Lend a Hand
According to a survey, the per-unit yield increase of autumn grain in Anqing City, Anhui Province this year is around 3.5%, with total output expected to reach 2.04 million tons, an increase of 130,000 tons over last year. However, the bumper harvest has brought farmers not joy but worry. Although the grain increase reached around 3.5%, judging from the current situation, the autumn grain
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Severe overcapacity in corn starch production leaves the industry mired in difficulty
After the rapid expansion of previous years, corn starch enterprises are currently plagued by severe overcapacity, the corn starch market has entered a downward cycle, and enterprises are struggling on the edge of losses. Overall, most small enterprises lack confidence in continuing in the corn starch industry, and with Hebei
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Huzhong black fungus from Heilongjiang leaves the Greater Khingan Mountains and reaches a wide market
In recent years, the Huzhong Forestry Bureau in the Greater Khingan Mountains of Heilongjiang, relying on scientific and technological support, has vigorously developed the black fungus industry. It now cultivates 32 million bags of black fungus, with an output of 1,280 tons. At the same time, the bureau successfully registered the "Huzhong" maifan stone black fungus trademark and passed QS product certification. Black fungus
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Severe overcapacity in the fertilizer industry leaves listed companies with a bleak outlook
The annual spring plowing season has once again slowly begun, yet the fertilizer industry, which is closely tied to farming, has been slow to show any sign of "spring." Recently, Xinyangfeng released its annual report, which stated that the company's main business, phosphate and compound fertilizer, which accounted for about 96.97% of total revenue in 2014, saw inventory exceed 20% of total assets for two consecutive years in 2013 and
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Flooding in parts of the Huang-Huai region leaves some farmland submerged
From September 26 to 28, heavy rainfall occurred in parts of the Huang-Huai region, with 50-150 mm of rain in northwestern Hubei, southern and northern Henan, and northern Anhui, among other places; in parts of Shennongjia and Zaoyang in Hubei, southeastern Henan, and northern Anhui, rainfall reached 160-220 mm
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Soybean Import Surplus of 40 Million Tons Leaves Northeast Soybean Sales in Dire Straits
2016 is the International Year of Pulses, yet imported soybeans flooding into the Chinese market have left domestically grown soybeans completely at a loss. According to statistics from China Customs, China's soybean imports in November 2015 stood at 7.39 million tons, and 72.57 million tons for January to November, compared with the same period last year
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How to Identify Panama Disease in Bananas: A Detailed Guide to Symptom Recognition
The bananas commonly seen in supermarkets are also prone to the disease known as "Panama disease," which has earned the nickname of banana cancer. Panama disease has no cure, severely impacting banana farmers' income and also affecting the stability of supply for Taiwan bananas sold to Japan. At one point, Taiwan's banana planting area dropped from 50,000 hectares to 9,000 hectares. Let's take a look below.
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Do tea leaves have pesticide residues? Should you discard the first infusion?
Pesticides are now found everywhere on agricultural products, and even tea leaves contain pesticides. Some people discard the first infusion when brewing tea, pouring it away and not drinking it. Is this correct? How can you reduce the chance of ingesting pesticides when drinking tea? Director of the Tea Research and Extension Station of the Council of Agriculture
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Is Organic Tea Good? Mingjian Organic Tea Industry Will Return to the Path of Glory
Organic tea sales had been falling sharply due to pesticide residues from years ago. Recently, a plant doctor team has lent its support to organic Ruby tea, and the Mingjian tea industry is returning to the path of glory. Is this true? Let's take a look. Mingjian Township is mostly made up of smallholder farms and has always taken pride in its tea, but unfortunately, several years ago an outbreak
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