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National Forum of Major Grain-Producing Counties: Let grain farmers benefit and let major producing areas not lose out
Among the 800 major grain-producing counties that account for nearly three-quarters of the country's total grain output, more than 100 are national-level poverty-stricken counties, with 36 million poor people. This shows that the phenomenon of "grain-finance inversion" between China's grain output and county-level fiscal capacity is already very obvious, and may bring hidden dangers to food security.
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Under policy dominance, spot corn prices are unlikely to see major gains
[Introduction]Looking at the domestic corn market in recent years, market prices have all been dominated by policy, with domestic corn prices closely fluctuating in line with changes in the state reserve purchase price and purchase volume. Since the start of the state reserve purchase policy in 2008, domestic corn market prices have consistently been affected by the state reserve
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Vegetable breeding must be closer to market demand
When people mention breeding goals, they often first think of high yield, disease resistance, and stress resistance. But as living standards improve, market demand is becoming increasingly segmented; as breeding technology advances, breeding results are becoming more precise, so today's breeding goals are increasingly showing a trend of diversification.
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How to ensure grain farmers do not lose out when grain prices fall
Improve the comprehensive grain production capacity, push agricultural development from being mainly about quantity growth to placing equal emphasis on quantity, quality and efficiency, achieve grain storage in the land and grain storage in technology, and ensure grain security for the world. Just as farmers were celebrating a bumper autumn grain harvest, they suddenly encountered rather sharp fluctuations in grain prices.
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How are grain prices formed? Chen Xiwen: They should be close to the market while also taking farmers' returns into account
The formation of grain prices should stay close to the market while also taking into account farmers' lawful returns. This is a very important principle for the future formation of China's grain prices. At a press conference held today by the State Council Information Office, the Central Rural Work Leading Group
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China's grain loss and waste is close to 6% of total annual output, making grain conservation imperative
In recent years, China's grain imports have surged, with the total approaching 6% of domestic production. Under the severe situation of safeguarding domestic food security, the grain loss and waste caused each year in China merely in off-the-table stages such as farmer household grain storage, warehousing and transportation, and processing is as high as
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How big is the impact of lower grain prices on new rural business entities?
Close attention should be paid to the chain reactions triggered by lower grain prices, and precautions should be taken to prevent localized difficulties in selling grain from turning into large-scale, systemic difficulties in selling grain, which would in turn deal a blow to the growing new rural business entities. From the start of summer grain purchasing to the concentrated listing of autumn grain, Outlook Newsweek
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Some capital going to the countryside changes agricultural land use, skating close to the line on land policy
In recent years, well-regulated urban capital going to the countryside has driven the transformation and upgrading of agriculture and improved quality and efficiency. At the same time, however, some capital-to-countryside projects have gone astray, skating close to the line on land policy. Under the guise of building agricultural ancillary facilities, they have changed the use and nature of farmland, facing not only considerable policy and legal risks but also latent conflicts of interest with farmers.
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How can the promotion and application of water-fertilizer integration stay close to the market? Experts weigh in
China ranks first in the world in the use of chemical fertilizers and pesticides, but their utilization rate is 15% to 20% lower than that of developed countries. At the beginning of the year, the Ministry of Agriculture proposed that by 2020 China's agriculture should achieve "one control, two reductions and three basics" and zero growth in chemical fertilizer use. In the fertilizer industry, accelerating transformation and upgrading
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Experts Assess the Promotion and Application of Integrated Water and Fertilizer Management: Staying Close to the Market Is Key
China ranks first in the world in the use of chemical fertilizers and pesticides, but their utilization rate is 15% to 20% lower than that of developed countries. At the beginning of the year, the Ministry of Agriculture proposed that by 2020 China's agriculture should achieve "one control, two reductions, three basics" and zero growth in chemical fertilizer use. In the fertilizer industry, accelerating transformation and upgrading
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