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Meat consumption has risen by one step every ten years, and the shortfall will reach 10 million tons in 2020
Li Shuilong, executive president of the China Meat Association, clearly pointed out that it is expected that by 2020 China's annual meat output will be 90 million tons, and there will be a supply-demand gap of about 10 million tons that must be made up through imports. At the China-Spain meat enterprise business meeting, Li Shuilong, executive president of the China Meat Association, particularly made clear
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Ten-year development goals for agricultural equipment set: total output value of industry and agriculture to reach 800 billion
A reporter from Economic Information Daily recently learned from the National Strategic Advisory Committee for Building a Manufacturing Power that China's roadmap for agricultural equipment development over the next ten years has been drawn up. The technology roadmap for key areas of Made in China 2025 shows that by 2025, the total output value of the agricultural industry
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How to Maintain Brand Vitality? A Practical Guide
A popular song from ten years ago, "Wind Up the Clockwork," sang that the pace of love must not slacken, for once it slackens it will not succeed. Over these years, in our country's ever-growing agricultural produce market, quite a few agricultural product brands have risen to fame only to fall like meteors,
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What does governance-driven drought teach us
In recent years, field surveys have often revealed the "last mile" problem: the state invests trillions of yuan in rural areas every year, building large water conservancy facilities, roads connecting villages, rural libraries and agricultural technology service stations, providing farmers with infrastructure and public services
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Ten Years After Village Mergers: Another Look at Rural Change
After the tax and fee reform, because village-level income was greatly affected, the government promptly launched the work of merging villages and combining groups, meaning that by reducing the number of village cadres it could cut expenditures and maintain the normal operation of village-level organizations. In fact, as the state in the following years increased input into rural areas,
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Outlook for China's Agriculture in the Next Decade: Steady Development of Livestock Products
How will the production, consumption, prices and trade of agricultural products trend over the next 10 years? The 2015 China Agricultural Outlook Conference was held in Beijing on the 20th, where the Market Early-Warning Expert Committee of the Ministry of Agriculture released the "China Agricultural Outlook Report (2015-2024)", providing information on the supply and changing trends of 18 major agricultural products including grains, cotton, oilseeds,
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China's coarse grain and soybean imports to grow by more than 40% over the next decade
By 2024, China's net imports of coarse grains and soybeans may increase by 46% and 40% respectively compared with current levels. The report said that for at least the past decade, China has been a net importer of cotton, soybeans, rapeseed, barley, soybean oil and palm oil. Since 2008/09
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China's Agricultural Mechanization: A Ten-Year Leap - Forging a Distinctive Development Path
The leapfrog development of the "golden decade" of agricultural mechanization has written a glorious page in the history of China's agricultural development. However, history is an ever-ascending ladder, a process of factor accumulation, and the result of combined forces. In a country with a profound traditional agricultural civilization, dominated by small-scale
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Reducing grain loss equals increasing production, and the potential for saving grain is enormous
In recent years, China has continuously raised its overall grain production capacity through various measures, achieving bumper harvests year after year. However, post-harvest grain loss and waste in China is enormous, with annual grain waste approaching 6% of total annual output, which has become a negative factor that cannot be ignored in safeguarding food security.
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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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