-
Who does agricultural modernization serve? The key is to ground it in China's national conditions
China's century-long dream of catching up has been to achieve modernization, and China's modernization naturally includes agricultural modernization. In the early days of the founding of New China, through socialist transformation led by "agricultural cooperativization," China restructured the production relations and social relations in the countryside.
-
Farmers also have significant wealth management needs, and the rural wealth management market deserves attention
In recent years, with the successive implementation and continuous introduction of various agricultural benefit policies in our country, farmers' incomes have continued to grow, and the demand for rural wealth management services has also continued to expand. However, farmers pay more attention to income growth while often neglecting the preservation and appreciation of income, and they pay insufficient attention to wealth management.
-
Fertilizer winter storage has begun, so why is progress slow?
As the year draws to a close, this year's winter storage has officially begun. At the same time, the "2015 Tariff Implementation Plan" issued in mid-December explicitly abolished the off-season and peak-season window tariffs, leading most fertilizer enterprises to take an optimistic view of next year's fertilizer export situation. This has caused the long-sluggish urea
-
China's grain reserves are the world's highest, yet the situation is as precarious as a pile of eggs
The price of corn has fallen. In 2015, the listed purchase price for the state temporary corn reserve (national standard third-class quality standard, the same below) was 1 yuan/jin. Last year's price was above 1.11 yuan per jin, with slight differences among regions: 1.13 yuan/jin in Inner Mongolia and Liaoning, 1.12 yuan/jin in Jilin, and 1.11 yuan/jin in Heilongjiang.
-
National Grain Reserves Face Bumper Harvest Challenge as Stockpiles Overflow
Recently, researchers from the Outlook Think Tank investigated several major grain-producing cities in Heilongjiang Province and learned that due to severe inversion of domestic and international grain prices, deep-processing grain enterprises falling into industry-wide losses, and generally insufficient operating rates with weak demand, the grain market has shown an obvious
-
Grain reserve procurement should make it easier for farmers to sell grain
Recently, reporters conducted a survey of grain procurement in Changsha, Changde and other places in Hunan, visiting local state-owned grain purchasing and storage enterprises, private grain processing enterprises, grain purchasing and sales brokers, and ordinary farmers. During the survey, reporters found that during the period of minimum purchase price procurement for grain
条件筛选