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2016 wheat minimum purchase price remains unchanged, wheat prices expected to stop falling
The reporter recently learned from the National Development and Reform Commission that in order to protect farmers' interests and prevent "cheap grain hurting farmers," the government will continue to implement the minimum purchase price policy in major wheat-producing areas in 2016. Taking into comprehensive consideration factors including grain production costs, market supply and demand, domestic and international market prices, and the development of the grain industry
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Rice purchase price left unchanged for the first time, production costs expected to fall
China's rice purchase price has been left unchanged for the first time since 2008. According to analysis, with agricultural product prices currently declining across the board, the comparative returns of grain will not deteriorate significantly, and production costs such as fertilizer and land are expected to fall, all of which
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Upward momentum for agricultural products faces considerable resistance, and the supply-demand pattern remains unchanged
Along with the arrival of the peak demand season at the end of this year, global agricultural product prices have staged a rebound. However, because the global pattern of agricultural product supply exceeding demand remains unchanged, the resistance to upward price movement for agricultural products such as soybeans and corn is still considerable. From early October to now
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Cotton farmer subsidies to be extended to the Yangtze and Yellow River regions, existing agricultural subsidies unchanged
The National Development and Reform Commission held a press conference on "the pilot reform of the cotton target price and market regulation." Zhou Wangjun, deputy director of the Price Department of the National Development and Reform Commission, said that cotton subsidies will be extended to the Yangtze and Yellow River production regions, and the existing agricultural subsidy policies will remain unchanged. When talking about
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Cotton farmer subsidies to be extended to the Yangtze and Yellow River production areas, existing agricultural subsidies unchanged
China.com Finance, September 22 - The National Development and Reform Commission today held a press conference on the cotton target price reform pilot and market regulation. Zhou Wangjun, deputy director of the Price Department of the National Development and Reform Commission, said that cotton subsidies will be extended to the Yangtze and Yellow River production areas, and the original agricultural subsidy policies
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FDA pre-announces the addition of sulfur dioxide as a food additive, the residue limit for pickled cabbage is relaxed 3-fold, and the standard for daylily remains unchanged
FDA pre-announces the addition of sulfur dioxide as a food additive, the residue limit for pickled cabbage is relaxed 3-fold, and the standard for daylily remains unchanged
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Paraquat ban extended by one year; BAPHIQ: phase-out unchanged, stockpiles must be depleted to prevent accidental ingestion
Paraquat ban extended by one year; BAPHIQ: phase-out unchanged, but farmers have stockpiled too much, needs to be depleted to prevent worse accidental ingestion
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Paraquat ban postponed for one year; Bureau of Animal and Plant Health Inspection and Quarantine: phase-out remains unchanged, clear out stockpiles first
Paraquat ban extended by one year; BAPHIQ: phase-out remains unchanged, but farmers have stockpiled too much and need time to use it up, as accidental ingestion would be even worse
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Shanghai live poultry slaughter resumes in May, prices unchanged and few buyers
Shanghai live poultry slaughter resumes in May, prices unchanged, few buyers
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Estimated sales returns from Australia's wheat pools, AWB keeps them unchanged
AWB keeps its estimated sales returns from Australia's wheat pools unchanged
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