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China's agricultural trade deficit and price gap have become the norm
Xinhua News Agency, Beijing, November 15 (Reporter Wang Yu) Although China's grain production has achieved 11 consecutive years of growth since 2004, agricultural trade has correspondingly shown a "double norm" phenomenon of a normalized deficit and a normalized price inversion. This is what the reporter learned from the 2015 (
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China's agricultural trade deficit and price inversion have become the dual norm
Although China's grain production has achieved 11 consecutive years of growth since 2004, agricultural trade has correspondingly shown a "dual norm" phenomenon of a normalized deficit and normalized price inversion. This was learned by the reporter at the 2015 (Third) China Grain and Food Security Strategy Summit held here
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Wheat Quality Fails to Meet Standards, Causing Grain Selling Difficulties in Central and Southern Henan
In the granary, over 1 million jin of wheat is piled into a heaping mountain. The grain harvest was bumper, but Peng Zhihe, a large-scale grain farmer in Runan County, Henan Province, has his brows knitted into a knot. Having been a farmer all his life, he has hoped for a full granary year after year, but this year the harvest was good yet the grain cannot be sold, which is deeply frustrating.
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Why are China's grain output, imports and stockpiles all rising at the same time?
On the one hand, China's grain output has achieved eleven consecutive years of growth, while on the other hand, the volume of China's grain imports keeps climbing; in addition, grain stockpiles have also reached a recent high - China's grain is presenting the strange phenomenon of a simultaneous increase in output, imports and stockpiles. At the forum held at this time
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Large-scale cooling and precipitation in winter wheat regions benefit safe overwintering of winter wheat
This website news: Affected by a relatively strong cold air mass, since January 24, the central and eastern regions of China have experienced the largest-scale cooling and rain-snow weather process since the beginning of winter. This cooling and precipitation process is beneficial for increasing soil moisture in winter wheat regions, alleviating insufficient surface soil moisture in some wheat fields, and enhancing the cold resistance of winter wheat
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African swine fever appears in Vietnam for the first time; how should the latest outbreak be prevented?
African swine fever has developed particularly severely in China, so screening at airports is also very strict, and the baggage of passengers at ports is also subject to very strict checks. But what about it? On the Vietnamese side, no news of African swine fever had been reported, so the screening of the baggage of tourists traveling from Vietnam was not subject to such high requirements. However, on February 15, a piece of pork from Vietnam was confirmed positive for African swine fever, the first case of African swine fever from Vietnam.
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Is Softened Asparagus Bad? Learn How to Pick Fresh, Tender Spears and Understand Their Nutrition
In Europe and America, asparagus is a highly iconic spring ingredient, and for many gourmands it is a top-tier delicacy that must be enjoyed in spring. For a long time, asparagus has been called the king of vegetables, and in the Shennong Bencao Jing asparagus was also listed as "above the top grade," because it contains relatively high fiber
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What nutritional value and benefits do pears have? Who are pears suitable/not suitable for?
Autumn is in full swing, and it is the best season to eat pears. So what is the taste of pears like? What nutritional value do they have? Would you like to find out? Let's take a look together! Pears taste crisp, refreshing and juicy, with a slightly sweet flavor, accompanied by tart and astringent notes.
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What nutritional value and benefits does the pear have? Who is suitable/not suitable to eat pears
Autumn is deeply upon us, and it is the best season to eat pears. So what is the taste of a pear like? What nutritional value does it have? Would you like to find out? Let's take a look together! Pears taste crisp, refreshing and juicy, with a slightly sweet flavor, accompanied by tart and astringent notes
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How Do You Ripen Nanguo Pears? A Few Simple and Practical Methods
The Nanguo pear is a relatively common pear variety in northern cities, with a sweet taste that makes it very popular. But since some are still unripe when picked, they are not very tasty, so how do you ripen Nanguo pears? 1. How do you ripen Nanguo pears? Method 1: Ripening with bananas. Materials
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