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Crop price insurance lets farmers lock in profits without losses
If paying more than 20 yuan per mu in insurance premiums could guarantee the profitability of grain farming, I would certainly be willing to pay. The speaker is Liu Jianlin, a major grain farmer in Xueyan Town, Wujin District, Changzhou City. This year he planted more than 600 mu of rice; half of the plots yielded more than 650 kg of paddy per mu, while the other half could not be harvested in time due to rainy weather and yielded only 450 kg per mu. Moreover, this year the price of paddy was 0.46 yuan per kg lower than last year, so the profitability of grain farming was much worse than in previous years.
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Rapeseed profits drop sharply: how should autumn-sown rapeseed be planted?
This year's price is even lower than last year's. Planting one mu of rapeseed does not make money, so I do not want to plant it next year. Recently, reporters received reports from several farmers in Jianyang City that this year's rapeseed market price is not high, the market is sluggish, planting benefits are not as good as in previous years, and planting enthusiasm has been damaged.
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Photovoltaic Greenhouses Get a New Look: Technology Creates a New Model for Ecological Agriculture Profits
Today, people can enjoy fresh and delicious off-season fruits and vegetables even in the cold of winter, and greenhouse facilities certainly deserve much of the credit. In many people's understanding, greenhouses should be a product of modern scientific progress. However, as early as more than 2,000 years ago, the ancients were already able to use a
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Large-scale farming profits rely entirely on subsidies and rewards, with hidden traps
Does large-scale agriculture necessarily bring economies of scale? In many people's understanding, this is hardly even a question, but the facts are not so. While too small a planting scale certainly makes it hard to earn much profit, too large a planting scale may also yield false profits. So-called false profits
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The nursery stock business playbook: where exactly do the profits come from, and where do you win?
This year Xu Yaopeng made money. While others worry about how to sell their nursery stock, he worries that he doesn't have enough to sell! Zhang Jiachao, a veteran nursery stock broker in Dingzhou, Hebei, told a special correspondent for China Landscape Web that his old friend Xu Yaopeng has a real head for business, and that his deals reliably turn a profit. What
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Why is it hard for pineapple growers to make big money despite rising pineapple prices?
Recently, pineapples have finally fetched a good price, with the high price reaching 1.8 yuan per jin. On April 1, the author toured Xuwen County, a major pineapple-growing county, and found that although pineapple prices were good, the growers could not smile. Before the Spring Festival, Xuwen pineapples had already begun to be harvested, but pineapple prices had never been able to pick up,
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Domestic Agricultural Product Profits Being Eroded, Imported Products Squeeze Market Space
Wan Baorui believes that the simultaneous purchasing and storage alongside imports of major agricultural products has caused excessively high policy costs; against the backdrop of consecutive years of domestic grain output growth and tight warehouse capacity, the surge in imports has further intensified the domestic difficulty of selling grain. Foreign goods entering the market while domestic goods go into storage has been a market paradox that China's bulk agricultural products have been unable to escape in recent years.
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Soybean Meal Prices Fall, Profits Slip, China's Soybean Imports Slow
Since the start of last week, soybean meal prices in Dalian, China have fallen 6.7%. This has pushed crushing margins into negative territory, ending the largely profitable pattern seen since early September. Soybean meal prices could be very weak early next year, and the pace of China's soybean imports will slow. Soybean meal prices fall
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Ginger Prices Break a Ten-Year High, Yet High Prices Don't Mean High Profits
A warehouse of just over 30 sq m, a couple nearing 50, working more than 10 hours a day. Old Cao and his wife have been running a wholesale business at the Ninth District wholesale market for over a decade, and the whole family's expenses come from it. Since 2010, a variety of agricultural and sideline products, represented by garlic and mung beans,
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Is Turkey Farming Profitable? A Breakdown of Farming Profits
Do you like eating turkey? Then do you know what kind of ingredient turkey is, and what the current farming situation is like? Let's take a look together. It is said that turkeys were introduced during the Dutch colonial period and have a farming history of more than a hundred years. In the past, they were mostly raised as a sideline in farm backyards
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