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The ban on converting farmland to non-agricultural use is here: what benefits can farmers enjoy?
Li Keqiang: Hold the red line of farmland, fully carry out the work of designating permanent basic farmland, and implement actions to protect and improve farmland quality. Do a good job in land rights confirmation, registration and certification, and prudently carry out pilot reforms such as rural land expropriation, market entry of collective operating construction land, the homestead system
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State Forestry Administration Presses Ahead with the New Round of Sloping Land Conversion Program
On May 8, the State Forestry Administration held a video scheduling meeting on the Sloping Land Conversion Program. Zhang Yongli, Deputy Director of the State Forestry Administration, attended the meeting and delivered a speech. He required pressing ahead despite difficulties and innovating methods to fully carry out the current Sloping Land Conversion Program work and consolidate its achievements. State Forestry Administration
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Low temperatures alone are not enough to guarantee frozen food safety
The new version of the "Food Safety Law" will take effect on October 1, 2015. One of its highlights is that it provides a special elaboration on the issue of food transportation, begins to pay attention to safety monitoring of food throughout the entire supply process, and uses legal means to strongly push forward the upgrading of the cold chain logistics industry.
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Where does the strange phenomenon of grain's "three quantities rising together" come from: price inversion and competition
In the past two years, a strange phenomenon has appeared in China's grain sector: annual grain output has remained stable at more than 600 million tons and increased year by year, but import volume has grown rapidly, while grain inventories have also continued to grow, with particularly severe backlogs of corn and other varieties. This grain production volume,
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The inversion of grain and finance threatens food security and should be taken seriously
A research report by the China Well-off Society Construction Research Association states that among China's 800 major grain-producing counties, which account for nearly three-quarters of the national total grain output, more than 100 are national-level poverty-stricken counties, with a poor population of 36 million. The phenomenon of the inversion of grain output and county-level financial strength, known as "inversion of grain and finance," is very obvious
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Corn Becomes the Focus of Structural Adjustment: A Third of the Nation's Corn Acreage May Be Converted from Grain to Forage
In Shandong, a major grain-planting province, more than 80% of grain corn is used as livestock feed, while the nation's feed grain still depends on imports of 100 million tonnes per year. Under the food security strategy, grain used for livestock feed has been brought into policy consideration. In a recent public
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What Does "Grain-Finance Inversion" Mean? Understanding This Phenomenon in One Article
According to a report by China National Radio's "CNR News," a recent survey report by the China Well-off Society Construction Research Association states that among China's 800 major grain-producing counties, 105 are national-level poverty-stricken counties, with a poor population of 36 million. The phenomenon of "grain-finance inversion" between grain output and county-level fiscal capacity is very
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How should the "grain-to-feed" conversion be carried out? Actively explore development paths suited to actual conditions
This year's Central Document No. 1 clearly proposed accelerating the development of the grass-based livestock industry and carrying out pilot projects for grain-to-feed conversion and the integrated crop-livestock model. This year's government work report also made specific arrangements for this. Vigorously promoting grain-to-feed conversion, with the adjustment of corn planting structure as the focus, advancing the shift of grain crop planting toward forage crop planting
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Grain Price Inversion Leads to Surge in Grain Imports: Farmers Cannot Sell the Grain They Grow
Grain Won't Sell, Grain Farmers Want to Cry but Have No Tears: Does China Have Too Much Grain? Author: Gao Yuanzhi, Zhou Mian, Wu Tao Source: Banyuetan Website Editor: Yuan Bixia Editor's Note: At present, China's grain production and grain market have some puzzling aspects: on the one hand, grain
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"Internet Plus" Modern Agriculture Debuts at the Agricultural Trade Fair
The 13th China International Agricultural Trade Fair, themed "Adjust the structure, transform the mode, develop modern agriculture," not only showcased in a concentrated way applied achievements such as the agricultural Internet of Things, agricultural big data, agricultural cloud, and agricultural product e-commerce, but also became a "hall" for discussion and exchange
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