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The key to agricultural supply-side reform lies in resource allocation
Since the Fifth Plenary Session of the 18th CPC Central Committee, and especially in recent times, the Party Central Committee and the State Council have repeatedly stressed the need to strengthen supply-side reform, which is becoming a keyword in China's economic reform. Supply-side reform is defined in contrast to demand-side reform, emphasizing the resolution of over
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Agricultural development needs to shift from grain supply to the pursuit of economic returns
Advancing agricultural modernization and transforming the agricultural development model are the focus of China's 13th Five-Year Plan for agriculture. How should agricultural development transform its model under the 13th Five-Year Plan? In the view of Li Jieren, Party Secretary of the Rural Economy Research Center of the Ministry of Agriculture, the extensive production that used to pursue output above all, and the low efficiency brought by excessively dispersed smallholder production, both urgently require a transformation of the model.
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How to Scientifically View the Tight-Balance Regulation of Agricultural Product Supply and Demand
Research on the current agricultural situation often cannot avoid judgments about the supply and demand situation of agricultural products. A relatively popular judgment is that the supply and demand of grain or major agricultural products in China is currently in a state of tight balance, and that this tight balance will become the norm or the new normal. We believe
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China's Largest Water Conservancy Project This Year Begins Construction, to Supply Water for 4.82 Million People
Economic Daily News (Reporter Huang Junyi) The North Hubei Water Resources Allocation Project has officially begun construction. It is understood that this is the largest major water conservancy project in terms of investment in China this year, and once completed it will fundamentally solve the problem of drought and water shortage in the "drought-prone" areas of northern Hubei. The project's total
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Potato Steamed Buns Arrive in Beijing: First Generation Daily Supply Exceeds 1 Ton
Recently, the Potato Staple Food Development Technical Collaboration Group, prepared and established by the Chinese Academy of Agricultural Sciences together with the Planting Industry Management Department of the Ministry of Agriculture, held its founding conference in Beijing. From now on, relevant domestic research institutions, higher education institutions, enterprises and social organizations will, under the connection of the technical collaboration group
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Animal husbandry pursues the "three guarantees" through "three transformations," optimizing regional layout to secure supply
By estimate, for some time to come China will consume at least 230 million kg of meat, 80 million kg of poultry eggs and 100 million kg of milk every day, putting considerable pressure on China's animal husbandry sector to secure supply. At the same time, the rapid development of animal husbandry has brought worsening pollution and ecological degradation in some areas
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Corn port stocks recently in short supply
Current port corn stocks are insufficient to meet demand. As of August 23, stocks at the four northern ports stood at 2.401 million tonnes; after excluding temporary state reserves, imported and futures corn, the volume available for trade circulation in port stocks was 350,000 tonnes. Among the trade-circulating port stocks, the quantity of high-quality
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How can the "vegetable basket" be developed to achieve balanced supply?
In recent years, all localities have made coordinated efforts to advance a new round of "vegetable basket" development, promoting stable production growth, an increasingly rich variety of products, steadily improving quality, and a continuously improving market system, generally safeguarding vegetable supply and market stability. However, with the development of urbanization, all localities are also facing considerable pressure in
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Major Corn Policy Adjustment to Promote Rebalancing of Supply and Demand
On November 2, the Ministry of Agriculture issued the "Guiding Opinions on Corn Structure Adjustment in the 'Sickle Bend' Region," pointing out that at present, China's total grain supply and demand are balanced, but structural contradictions are increasingly prominent. Affected by slowing growth in domestic consumer demand and the impact of imports of substitute products
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Why Are Corn Prices Weak? Ample Supply in Sales Areas, Social Inventories Still Being Released
I. Spot Market Northeast Production Areas: Outbound shipments from production areas temporarily stable; spring planting underway in Heilongjiang Currently, traders in Northeast production areas are still releasing inventory, and outbound prices remain stable compared with last week. At present, grain sources in the hands of farmers in Liaoning and Inner Mongolia are basically sold out, while some villages in Jilin and Heilongjiang still have corn for sale, but farmers' asking prices are relatively high, traders' current purchasing willingness is not strong, and buying and selling are sluggish. Regarding spring planting, all Northeast regions except Heilongjiang have completed spring planting, and seedling emergence in Jilin and Inner Mongolia is good. Rainfall this week effectively alleviated the earlier drought in Liaoning. In eastern and northern Heilongjiang, planting was delayed due to low temperatures earlier, and spring planting work is still underway.
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