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Corn price fluctuation risks remain in the outlook, North China market needs caution
Since mid-December, corn prices in the North China production area have fluctuated quite frequently, overall going through a process of decline-rebound-decline. On one hand, the weather improved, corn supply in North China recovered quickly, and enterprises saw increased arrivals, but downstream demand could not absorb it effectively, and the market pattern shifted again from a period of tight supply to a situation of oversupply, with prices continuing to fall reasonably as the market expected. On the other hand, grain moisture content was relatively high, and enterprises interested in low-moisture grain sources were forced to raise purchase prices, which in turn drove prices to stop falling and stabilise, and combined with increased outflow of some grain sources, prices in some areas even rebounded slightly. As of now, the ex-factory price of 14.5% moisture third-grade corn at deep-processing enterprises in Weifang, Shandong is 1880-1940 yuan/tonne, down about 20 yuan/tonne from last weekend, with a few enterprises seeing slightly larger declines; the ex-factory price in Shijiazhuang, Hebei is around 1740 yuan/tonne, down about 20 yuan/tonne from last weekend. It is expected that in the short term North China corn will remain stable with a weak bias, and prices will fall more in areas where farmers are more active in selling grain.
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Sinograin makes every effort to do a good job in the temporary state reserve corn purchase in Northeast China
On December 1, the reporter learned from Sinograin Corporation that the state's temporary reserve corn purchase in the four northeastern provinces has been stable and progressing smoothly, and the purchase volume in the first month was twice that of the temporary reserve purchase in the same period last year. A relevant person in charge of Sinograin told the reporter that since November 1, the state has launched the 2015 temporary reserve corn purchase in the three northeastern provinces and one region.
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A Detailed Explanation of the Evolution of Corn Varieties in Northeast China
After the great upheaval of 2012, just as in our country's history the Han Dynasty was followed by the Three Kingdoms, the Tang Dynasty by the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms, and the Qing Dynasty by years of warlord infighting, Northeast China entered a situation of many heroes rising together. The 2013 map of corn varieties and their evolution in Northeast China
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Northeast China opens granaries across the board to solve the difficulty of selling grain; storage capacity can generally meet demand
Recently, due to oversupply and rising inventories, corn market prices have fallen considerably, and difficulties in selling have appeared in some localities. How is the current corn purchase and storage work progressing? What adjustments will be made to grain policy? Will next year's grain production be affected? At the National Development and Reform Commission's press briefing on current grain-related policies held on the 19th
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The temporary corn storage policy in Northeast China must be implemented well, and enterprises should be encouraged to actively enter the market to purchase.
Since the beginning of this year, against the backdrop of ample domestic corn supply, weak industrial demand, and increased imports of substitutes, the domestic corn market has generally operated weakly, and in the second half of the year corn market prices have shown a continuous downward trend. On September 17, the state announced this year's corn
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In October, surface soil moisture was poor across most of the northern wheat region, unfavorable for wheat sowing
Since September, temperatures across most of the northern winter wheat region have been close to slightly above the same period in normal years, with ample sunshine, and the maturity period of autumn-harvested crops has been close to normal or slightly earlier; at present, deep soil moisture is relatively good across most of the northern winter wheat region, laying a good foundation of subsoil moisture for winter wheat sowing and emergence; however, in recent
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The worst period for the feed industry in North China is over
Introduction In April 2015, when feed consumption had just started, we went to Guangdong, the largest province in feed output, to conduct research. Now, as feed consumption has reached its peak, we set off again, starting from Weifang, Shandong, passing through Fangzi, Hanting, Linqu, Linyi, Yucheng,
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In 2015, the temporary corn purchase and storage policy continues to be implemented in Northeast China and Inner Mongolia
Xinhua News Agency, Beijing, September 18 (Reporter Liu Yangyang) The National Development and Reform Commission, the State Administration of Grain, the Ministry of Finance, and the Agricultural Development Bank of China recently jointly issued a notice stating that in 2015 the state will continue to implement temporary corn purchase and storage in the three northeastern provinces and the Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region
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What is the recent basic growth status of corn in Northeast China?
This year, the weather in Northeast China has been fairly favorable for crop growth, and the grain filling has basically been completed, with the crop now entering the maturity stage. Recently the weather has been dry with suitable temperatures, and the solidification and dough stage have been good. If the weather continues to cooperate, in about another 10 days it will be a good time to harvest.
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Favorable sunny weather across most of northern China helps autumn-harvest crops fill and mature
The reporter learned from the national agricultural meteorological bulletin released by the Central Meteorological Observatory of the China Meteorological Administration on September 6 that this week most of the southeastern part of northwest China and most of the southwest will see rainy weather, which is unfavorable for harvesting and drying mature crops. Most agricultural areas in the north will be mainly sunny
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