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December Marks the Off-Season for Vegetable Supply, Affected by Rain, Snow and Low Light
According to monitoring by the Ministry of Agriculture's Vegetable Production Information Network, vegetable supply in November was basically flat year-on-year, while farm-gate wholesale prices rose both month-on-month and year-on-year. In December, as the off-season for supply begins, North China, Northeast China and other areas are affected by prolonged haze, overcast skies and snowy weather, which is unfavorable for vegetable growth and development.
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Why is fruit getting cheaper and cheaper this year?
[Introduction] The weather is getting colder and colder, and the flavor of the New Year is gradually growing stronger. In Northeast China, fruit should be out of season, and in many people's eyes, the price should only be going up and up, especially for some tropical fruits, which have even less reason not to become "luxury goods" in people's eyes.
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Increasingly Frequent Extreme Weather May Trigger Food Crises in Developing Countries
According to a November 26 report by CNA, the UN Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) said on the 26th that drought, floods and other extreme weather have become increasingly frequent and severe over the past 30 years, and will raise the threat to food security in developing countries. In its report, the FAO pointed out that from 2003 to 2013, natural
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Corn prices continue to rise, rain and snow weather affects buying and selling
In mid-November, supported by the national temporary reserve purchase policy and affected by widespread rain and snow weather in production areas, domestic corn prices continued to maintain an upward trend, especially in North China where the rate of increase in corn prices remained at a relatively high level. Monitoring by the China Grain Network Data Center shows
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Make green food a booster, a vanguard and a weather vane
On October 29, the 16th China Green Food Expo opened in Xi'an, Shaanxi. At the "Ecological Agriculture and Green Production" symposium held during the event, Vice Minister of Agriculture Chen Xiaohua stressed that it is necessary to closely focus on the goal of strengthening and expanding the green food industry and amplifying its brand effect
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Autumn harvest and autumn planting are in full swing: mostly sunny weather across most agricultural areas nationwide over the next three days
The national autumn harvest progress is faster than in the earlier period. Over the next three days, most of the country is expected to see mainly sunny and fine weather, suitable for autumn harvest and autumn planting. However, surface soil moisture remains persistently poor in parts of southern North China and northern Huang-Huai, and the southern part of the Southwest region will see frequent overcast and rainy weather. At present, the national autumn harvest area
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National Meteorological Center discusses southern precipitation, urges good agrometeorological services for autumn harvest
On September 23, the National Meteorological Center's morning weather consultation focused on fog and haze in the Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei region and the heavy rainfall weather process in the Sichuan Basin and the Northwest region, urging good agrometeorological services for autumn harvest and autumn sowing. He Lifu, chief forecaster of the National Meteorological Center, introduced that today and tomorrow
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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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Agrometeorological Conditions: Rainfall in Jiangnan and South China Helps Increase Soil Moisture
On the 13th, scattered heavy rainfall occurred in Jiangnan, northern Guangxi, and the eastern part of the Southwest region. Among these areas, parts of southern Zhejiang, Fujian, Jiangxi, central and southern Hunan, northern Guangxi, southern Guizhou, the Sichuan Basin, and southern Yunnan received 50-110 mm of rain, while localized areas in Wenzhou, Zhejiang
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Extreme weather strikes multiple regions in succession, threatening food security
El Nino continues to wreak havoc. Frequent extreme weather events in many places have already begun to affect grain production and sales. Reporters learned that due to drought or flooding, several major staple crops have been affected to varying degrees in various producing areas. In western Hunan and areas south of central Hunan
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