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Global grain output increase struggles to suppress grain prices, FAO makes its assessment
FAO says global grain output increase will not suppress food prices
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Grain output increase is a great thing, but cost reduction still takes time
Grain output increase is a great thing, cost reduction awaits its time
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Grain output increases for the twelfth consecutive year: how should the planting structure be adjusted?
Grain output "twelfth consecutive increase" and planting structure adjustment
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Grain output has increased year after year, so is there still any point in importing grain? The answer is surprising
Although China's grain output saw a slight decline in 2016, it still remained stable above 6 trillion tons; apart from that year, it can be said to have been in a state of near-continuous growth. And for the country, famine also seems to be getting farther and farther away from us...
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Aquatic product output up 3.4% in the first half of the year, with standout highlights in distant-water fisheries
Beijing, August 4 (Reporter Qiao Jinliang) From the Ministry of Agriculture: In the first half of this year, fishery production nationwide developed steadily, with an adequate supply of aquatic products. According to statistics from 20 major fishery-producing provinces nationwide, from January to June the national aquatic product output reached 26.1638 million tons, up year-on-year
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According to statistics bureau data, total grain output increased by 10.3 billion jin in 2014
Xinhua News Agency, Beijing, December 4 (Lu Chao) According to a message released on the website of the National Bureau of Statistics on the 4th, based on the National Bureau of Statistics' sample survey of agricultural production and operation households in 31 provinces (autonomous regions and municipalities) nationwide and comprehensive statistics on agricultural production and operation units, the national total grain output was 607.099 million tons (1
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National Bureau of Statistics interprets 0.9% grain output increase in 2014: stable policy
According to a message on the National Bureau of Statistics website, Hou Rui, a senior statistician in the Rural Department of the National Bureau of Statistics, today interpreted the grain production situation. Hou Rui said that the 0.9% increase in national grain output in 2014 was mainly because the central government continued to introduce a series of policies to strengthen agriculture and benefit farmers, and the policies were relatively stable. According to
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China's total grain output achieves an "eleventh consecutive increase"
Employees of the Qilihe National Grain Reserve Depot in Yi County, Jinzhou City, Liaoning Province, drying corn they purchased (photo taken November 13). Farmers in Qiongzhong County, Hainan, rushing to harvest mountain rice (photo taken November 8). Wang Qiaoying, a farmer in Xihan Village, Quanzhang Town, Xinjiang County, Yuncheng City, Shanxi, drying harvested corn (photo taken November 4).
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China's grain output is expected to increase again
"In 2014, China's grain production is expected to achieve another bumper harvest, realizing an 11th consecutive year of increase. Farmers' incomes are also expected to achieve an 11th consecutive year of increase." On November 21, at the 2nd China New Agriculture Industry Annual Conference and the National County-Level Agricultural Economy Summit Forum, Zhang Hongyu, Director of the Department of Rural Economy and Management of the Ministry of Agriculture, said as much.
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Grain output increases for the eleventh consecutive year, and the sound situation in agriculture and rural areas strongly supports the new normal
Economic Daily, Beijing, December 23 (Qiao Jinliang) - The reporter learned from the National Agricultural Work Conference held today that this year China's agricultural and rural economy achieved steady progress, steady quality improvement, and steady efficiency gains from a high starting point. After grain output achieved an "eleventh consecutive increase" and exceeded the 1.2 trillion jin mark for 2 consecutive years,
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