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Why Are Corn Prices Weak? Ample Supply in Sales Areas, Social Inventories Still Being Released
I. Spot Market Northeast Production Areas: Outbound shipments from production areas temporarily stable; spring planting underway in Heilongjiang Currently, traders in Northeast production areas are still releasing inventory, and outbound prices remain stable compared with last week. At present, grain sources in the hands of farmers in Liaoning and Inner Mongolia are basically sold out, while some villages in Jilin and Heilongjiang still have corn for sale, but farmers' asking prices are relatively high, traders' current purchasing willingness is not strong, and buying and selling are sluggish. Regarding spring planting, all Northeast regions except Heilongjiang have completed spring planting, and seedling emergence in Jilin and Inner Mongolia is good. Rainfall this week effectively alleviated the earlier drought in Liaoning. In eastern and northern Heilongjiang, planting was delayed due to low temperatures earlier, and spring planting work is still underway.
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First-quarter agricultural production data released this year: production conditions continue to improve
Data for the first quarter of this year show that after grain production climbed above the 1.2 trillion jin mark for two consecutive years and farmers' income growth exceeded that of urban residents for five consecutive years, the momentum of our country's agricultural and rural economic development remains undiminished. At present, the biggest highlight of the agricultural and rural economy lies in grain
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South floods and north drought possible in April, agricultural disaster prevention guide released
The overall impact of agrometeorological disasters in March was relatively light, with the main disaster being overcast and rainy weather with insufficient sunshine in the middle and lower reaches of the Yangtze River. In April, close attention should be paid to and defenses made against the adverse effects of drought in the north on the growth and development of winter wheat, spring plowing and spring sowing, and the effects of continuous rain, waterlogging damage and pests and diseases in the middle and lower reaches of the Yangtze River on rapeseed yield formation
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Temporary reserve wheat auction achieves a transaction rate of 25.64%, trading results released
Temporary reserve wheat auction achieves a transaction rate of 25.64%. With approval from relevant state departments, the national temporary reserve wheat competitive sales trading session held on March 31 planned to sell 998,500 tons of wheat, with an actual transaction of 25.6 tons, a transaction rate of 25.64%, of which: the Henan market auction offered 193,200 tons of market-stabilizing wheat, with a transaction of 9,500 tons, a transaction rate of 4.93%, and an average price of 2,417 yuan/ton; the Anhui market offered a total of 805,300 tons, with a transaction of 246,500 tons, a transaction rate of 30.61%, with white wheat averaging 2,464 yuan/ton and mixed wheat averaging 2,455 yuan/ton.
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First agri-forestry pest and disease meteorological grade forecast of the year released
Reporters learned from the first issue of 2015 "Agri-forestry Pest and Disease Meteorological Grade Forecast," jointly released by the China Meteorological Administration and the Ministry of Agriculture on March 24, that most areas of the Yangtze River Basin currently have rapeseed at the full flowering stage, entering the peak period of rapeseed sclerotinia stem rot occurrence and the critical stage for control
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China's Agricultural Sustainable Development Plan Officially Released
Chen Xiaohua, Vice Minister of Agriculture of China, said in Beijing on the 20th that China will implement red-line management of water resources. By 2020, the national agricultural irrigation water consumption will remain at 372 billion cubic meters, the effective utilization coefficient of agricultural irrigation water will reach 0.55, and the area under efficient water-saving irrigation will be developed to 2
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Action Plan for Zero Growth in Pesticide and Fertilizer Use Officially Released
The heavy use of pesticides has brought farmers greater convenience, but it has also brought serious pollution to the environment. To reduce pesticide use, the Ministry of Agriculture's action plan for zero growth in pesticide and fertilizer use has been released. On the afternoon of January 28, Minister of Agriculture Han Changfu chaired an executive meeting of the ministry.
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Potato and Dairy Cow Projects Set to Launch as Agricultural Dual-Increase Model Is Released
Recently, the Chinese Academy of Agricultural Sciences released in Beijing an integrated model for increasing agricultural production and efficiency. Chen Mengshan, Party Secretary of the academy, introduced that in 2015, research on this integrated model will also launch new plans for potato, cotton, dairy cow, sheep and others. The reporter learned that since 2013
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Full Text of 2015 Central Document No. 1 Released
Several Opinions on Increasing the Intensity of Reform and Innovation and Accelerating Agricultural Modernization Xinhua News Agency, Beijing, February 1 (Dispatch) The Central Committee of the Communist Party of China and the State Council recently issued the "Several Opinions on Increasing the Intensity of Reform and Innovation and Accelerating Agricultural Modernization." The full text is as follows: 2014
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National Cultivated Land Quality Grade Bulletin released by the Ministry of Agriculture
Report from this website: All things grow from soil, and with soil there is grain. Cultivated land is the most precious agricultural resource and an important factor of production. How is its quality? It bears on the output capacity of grain and agriculture. Recently, the Ministry of Agriculture released the "Bulletin on National Cultivated Land Quality Grades" (hereinafter referred to as
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