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New Taipei Christmas Surplus Food Sharing Festival presents a spectacular challenge, witness the moment of miracle
To promote the concept of "food conservation," the Agriculture Department of New Taipei City will hold the "2019 Christmas Surplus Food Sharing Festival" on December 14 and 15 from 2 PM to 6 PM at the Station Front Plaza in Banqiao District, New Taipei City. This year, in addition to upholding the spirit of previous Surplus Food Sharing Festivals with communal cooking and sharing and cherishing food, inviting the public to make delicious thick soup together, surplus food talks and a surplus food cuisine food area...
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Huangzhong, Qinghai has cumulatively sent out 148,000 surplus rural laborers
As of now, Huangzhong, Qinghai has sent out 148,000 surplus rural laborers
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Wheat prices are expected to rise slightly in the third and fourth quarters of this year, and surplus grain can be sold at a chosen time.
Wheat prices are expected to rise in the 3rd to 4th quarters, but the increase will not be large. It is recommended to sell in late September to early October. The reasons are as follows. Analysis of why wheat prices will not rise much after August. From the beginning of this year to now, wheat prices have gone from...
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In 2018, garlic suffered a large-scale unsalable surplus. When is the right time to sell garlic?
First, let one thing be clear: given this year's severe oversupply, garlic farmers will face the risk of loss no matter when they sell. For farmers who have gradually begun storing garlic, the immediate priority is to protect the garlic well and strive to...
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Soybean Import Surplus of 40 Million Tons Leaves Northeast Soybean Sales in Dire Straits
2016 is the International Year of Pulses, yet imported soybeans flooding into the Chinese market have left domestically grown soybeans completely at a loss. According to statistics from China Customs, China's soybean imports in November 2015 stood at 7.39 million tons, and 72.57 million tons for January to November, compared with the same period last year
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Low prices are only the surface; overcapacity is the main cause
In recent years, although wheat prices have risen slowly, they remain strong compared with processed flour, giving rise to the phenomenon of "strong wheat, weak flour." A reporter recently learned from an investigation of several flour processing enterprises in Henan Province that the problem of overcapacity is prominent, and overall poor profitability has become
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Hybrid corn inventory backlog eases somewhat, hybrid rice remains in surplus
On October 23-24, the National Agricultural Technology Extension Service Center held the 2014 National Autumn Regular Meeting on the Production, Supply and Demand Situation Analysis of Major Crop Seeds in Tianjin. The meeting analyzed the production of seeds of major crops including corn, rice, wheat, rapeseed, cotton and soybean in 2014 and
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Corn-producing areas see reduced surplus grain, supply-demand conflict to emerge after the New Year
As the year-end approaches, farmers in producing areas are actively selling grain, the pace of temporary storage purchases is steadily rising, feed enterprises are beginning to prepare pre-New Year stockpiles, and trading activity in the corn market is heating up, but corn prices have not been boosted. It is expected that after the Spring Festival, with large volumes entering temporary storage, traders' inventories
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Agricultural products hit by unsalable surpluses year after year: the bigger the harvest, the heavier the loss
Recently, unsold watermelons have appeared in many places across the country, and melon farmers have found themselves in the awkward predicament of "the bigger the harvest, the heavier the loss." In the face of the strange cycle of unsalable agricultural products that appears year after year, apart from complaining about unfavorable weather, what exactly are the root causes of the "unsalable-surplus disease"? Toiling hard yet struggling to recover costs
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