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China adjusts its food security strategy amid new trends in agricultural trade
After joining the WTO, China became the country with the most open and fastest-growing agricultural product market in the world, so today's food and food security issues are particularly important. In 2015, the national food security strategy was moderately adjusted, establishing the principle of moderate imports,
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Why should we establish a new concept of food security?
Before 2004, China's grain self-sufficiency rate had remained above 95%, but over the past 10 years, the grain self-sufficiency rate has been declining, dropping to around 85% by 2014. It is worth noting that the decline in the self-sufficiency rate was not caused by a decline in grain production, but rather by the realization of
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How Can Food Security Be Guaranteed? Establishing a New Concept of Food Security Is Key
Before 2004, China's grain self-sufficiency rate had remained above 95%, but over the past 10 years, the grain self-sufficiency rate has been declining, dropping to around 85% by 2014. It is worth noting that the decline in the self-sufficiency rate was not caused by a decline in grain production, but occurred under the circumstances that grain output achieved
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The strategy of storing grain in the land and storing grain in technology opens a new path for food security
The 13th Five-Year Plan proposal states that we must adhere to the strictest farmland protection system, hold firm to the farmland red line, implement the strategy of storing grain in the land and storing grain in technology, increase grain production capacity, and ensure basic self-sufficiency in grains and absolute security of staple food rations. Experts believe that storing grain in the land and storing grain in technology
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New food security goals can only be achieved with the rule of law safeguarding the security of the grain basket
Dialogue motivation October 16, 2015 is the 35th World Food Day, and the week it falls in is the 25th National Grain Love and Grain Saving Publicity Week. Food security has always been an overall major strategic issue concerning our country's national economic development, social harmony and stability, and national security and self-reliance. Our country
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Why Grassland Agriculture Is a New Pathway to Ensuring Food Security
In developed countries, animal husbandry (mainly grassland agriculture) accounts for more than 70% of agriculture, and the food structure of people in developed countries is dominated by meat, eggs and milk. Practice has proven that developing grassland agriculture can also provide enough to eat and eat well. At present, although we have already achieved "eating enough,"
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What new developments have emerged in China's food security?
Recently, a kind of potato steamed bun, also called potato bun, quietly appeared and sold well in more than 200 supermarkets in Beijing. It is understood that by October this year, the sales range will also expand to more than 500 supermarkets in the Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei region. This product looks slightly yellow and is comparable to traditional wheat steamed buns
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Building a new type of food security guarantee system will be the focus of future development
With the rapid development of urbanization, China's food security guarantee will face more complex situations and challenges in the future. From the perspective of food consumption demand, first, the continuous expansion of the urban population will lead to growing total food consumption, and the contradiction of the food supply-demand gap will become more prominent.
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How to Find New Growth Points in the Context of Food Security
At the start of the new year, the public discussion about potato becoming the fourth major staple crop has attracted much attention. Relevant leaders of the Ministry of Agriculture estimate that by 2020, more than 50% of China's potatoes may be consumed as a staple food. The potato planting area will increase from the current 80 million mu to 150 million mu. Zhejiang
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Focusing on agriculture, rural areas and farmers under the new normal: food security becomes a priority this year
Editor's note: The No. 1 Central Document has focused on agriculture, rural areas and farmers for 12 consecutive years, and almost every year it highlights the issue of food security. Over the past decade or more, China's total grain output has increased year after year, but this has also been closely followed by many serious problems that are hard to avoid.
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