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Grain Bureau Strictly Guards Against Difficulties in Selling Grain, Thoroughly Investigates Acts That Harm Farmers' Interests
Currently, the autumn grain purchasing peak season is underway. The Office of the National Grain Bureau recently issued an emergency notice, requiring intensified inspection and law enforcement efforts to strictly prevent the problem of farmers having difficulty selling grain. The notice stated that recently, media reports reflected that in individual regions and enterprises, during this year's autumn grain purchasing, there exist farm
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Grain traders hit by hard-to-sell grain; private granaries underutilized
Along with a cigarette, a business card is handed over casually. This is a habitual gesture of grain brokers. On the card, besides basic information, phrases such as "buys grain in large quantities" and "buys grain year-round" reveal the industry needs of the broker community; brokers with a strong sense of service
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After the 200-million-mu subsoiling task is completed, five things need to be done promptly
Not long ago, the Information Office of the Ministry of Agriculture released information: as of November 30, 203 million mu of subsoiling and soil preparation had been completed nationwide, exceeding the 200-million-mu agricultural machinery subsoiling and soil preparation task. This is indeed a brilliant report card, gratifying and worthy of congratulations. Subsoiling operations can effectively
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Breeding seedlings on demand: farmers can grow whatever they want to plant
In recent years, the state has strongly supported the development of the national seed industry, issuing multiple documents and formulating multiple policies to push the national seed industry toward takeoff, and the dominant position of enterprises has gradually been clarified and strengthened. Yet since the founding of our country, a very large portion of scientific research investment has been placed in research institutes
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Grain output may slump due to difficulties in selling grain and losses in growing it
From the start of the summer grain purchase season to the concentrated marketing of autumn grain, reporters conducting sustained follow-up interviews along several major producing provinces including Henan and Hubei found that, because of consecutive years of bumper grain harvests and the continuous one-way rise in the floor purchase price, the current grain circulation and procurement-storage links show many new trends: in some areas
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Corn prices continue to rise, rain and snow weather affects buying and selling
In mid-November, supported by the national temporary reserve purchase policy and affected by widespread rain and snow weather in production areas, domestic corn prices continued to maintain an upward trend, especially in North China where the rate of increase in corn prices remained at a relatively high level. Monitoring by the China Grain Network Data Center shows
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Northeast China Rice Prices Stay Firm at High Levels, Now Is the Right Time for Farmers to Sell Grain
After a year of hard farming, golden rice ears represent the joy of a bumper harvest. Selling grain for a good price is the fondest wish of every farmer. According to relevant national statistics, among the various grain crops planted in 2015, rice had the best planting returns, especially rice in Northeast China.
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Behind the difficulty of selling agricultural products lies insufficient product development
The red dates knocked down from the trees cannot be sold, and the money from selling dates is not enough to pay the workers for knocking them down; it would be better to leave them hanging on the trees. The helplessness and anxiety are written all over the face of Du Zhonggui, a villager in Lianhuachi Village, Kehu Town, Linxian County, Shanxi Province. After the Start of Winter, on the Lüliang Mountains, red dates hang from the branches all over the hills,
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Solving the difficulty of selling grain requires a coordinated consideration of industrial chain issues
Although many regions in China had a bumper grain harvest this autumn, farmers could hardly feel joyful during the autumn grain purchasing season. Recently, supply pressure in the grain market has increased, and combined with previously low market grain prices and persistently high domestic inventories, farmers' profit margins have been squeezed. Jiangsu, Henan and other places have once again
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How to avoid the difficulty of selling grain: this exam question must be answered well
Facing days of continuous rain, Peng Dejun, a major grain grower in Chengtou Township, Sihong County, was full of worry. This 45-year-old farmer planted 4000 mu of rice this year, and by November 22 had harvested only 600 mu. First, he worried that the rain would make the mature rice lodge and turn into a "rotten rice field"; second, he worried that the rice
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