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The Road Ahead for the Newly Revised Seed Law Is Full of Bumps
The 17th session of the Standing Committee of the 12th National People's Congress deliberated and passed the amendment to the Seed Law of the People's Republic of China, which officially took effect on January 1 this year. This is a major event for the seed industry! It is also a major event affecting the lives of hundreds of millions of farmers! "Seed Law"
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China's 2015/16 corn production estimate revised downward
The relevant agency has revised its forecast for China's 2015/16 corn production downward to 229 million tons, 3 million tons lower than the earlier forecast, due to drought affecting some production areas in Northeast China. However, even after the downward revision, corn production still set a record high, up from the previous year's output
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Briefing and Study Session on the Newly Revised Seed Law Held in Ji'an City
On January 8, the briefing and study session on the newly revised Seed Law of Ji'an City was held in Xingan County. Attendees included relevant officials from the Provincial Seed Bureau and other members of the briefing group, officials from the Municipal Seed Bureau, heads of the seed bureaus (stations) of each county (city, district), and some seed dealers.
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Training on the Newly Revised Seed Law Held in Jiujiang City
In order to do a good job of connecting the old law with the new law, ensure stable order in the seed market, further strengthen the city's seed market supervision work, improve the professional quality of seed law enforcement personnel, and meet the needs of the new situation in seed management work, on January 11, the Jiujiang City Seed Management
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China's corn stocks revised up 15%, British paper says FAO figure still too low
Cankaoxiaoxi.com reported on April 7 that after the United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization recently sharply revised up its estimate of China's corn stocks, concerns that China's corn demand may have been severely overstated were further confirmed. According to the website of the British Financial Times on April
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Foreign media: China to revise grain import quota system to combat corruption
Sina Finance News, Beijing, November 21 morning news - Reuters reports that according to Chinese officials and industry insiders, China plans to revise its grain import quota system to combat related corruption and control the national grain reserves. Fang, Deputy Director of the Agricultural Economy Department of China's National Development and Reform Commission
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Revised guidelines for humane egg production: increased space in poultry houses, no forced molting for egg production
The Agriculture Committee of Taiwan, China recently revised and circulated the "Definition and Guidelines for Humane Egg Production Systems." The biggest differences before and after the revision are lowering the stocking density for free-range and floor-rearing, prohibiting forced molting, stipulating that low-yielding hens after culling must not enter non-humane production system farms for continued rearing, and raising the conditions for enriched cages to EU standards.
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The newly revised Technical Regulations for Afforestation will be implemented in 2017
The newly revised Technical Regulations for Afforestation will be implemented in 2017
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Detailed explanation of the revised suckling pig creep feed formula
The revised suckling pig creep feed formula
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The latest edition of the "NRC Nutrient Requirements of Dairy Cattle," 2001 revised seventh edition CD
The latest edition of the "NRC Nutrient Requirements of Dairy Cattle" (2001 revised seventh edition) CD
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