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China's agricultural trade deficit will become the norm
Although China's grain production has achieved 11 consecutive years of growth since 2004, agricultural trade has correspondingly shown a "dual norm" phenomenon of a normalized trade deficit and normalized price inversion. This was learned from the 2015 (Third) China Grain and Food Security Strategy Summit. According to the State
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The 13th Five-Year Plan pushes hard for agricultural modernization, and agricultural machinery and equipment manufacturing will welcome development opportunities
Recently, Premier Li Keqiang of the State Council presided over a symposium on the economic situation with heads of some provinces (regions and municipalities), and pointed out at this symposium that new urbanization is a huge potential and advantage of China's economy. And at the end of September, when Premier Li Keqiang inspected Henan, he specially
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The weakening impact of grain price changes on CPI will become the new normal
In August 2015, the overall level of the national consumer price index rose 2.0% year on year. Among this, urban areas rose 2.0%, rural areas rose 1.8%; food prices rose 3.7%, non-food prices rose 1.1%; consumer goods prices rose 1.8%, service prices rose 2.2%. Grain prices rose
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Will agricultural subsidies favor grain growers? There are more policy adjustments to come
From the pilot target price subsidy program, to the integration of the three subsidies (improved seed subsidy, direct grain-growing subsidy, and agricultural input subsidy) into the agricultural support and protection subsidy, and then to the adjustment of fishery fuel price subsidies. At China's central level, agricultural subsidy policy is undergoing a series of major
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Green yield increase will become a keyword in agricultural development
Structural adjustment of crop farming, transformation and upgrading of herbivorous animal husbandry, and integrated development of the primary, secondary and tertiary industries. As summer grain production achieves a "twelfth consecutive bumper harvest," China's agriculture is making new explorations in transforming its development model and adjusting its structure. The National Bureau of Statistics recently released data showing that in 2015, the national
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Three Types of Fertilizer Will Become Market Favorites, Worth Growers' Attention
According to a recent forecast by the agricultural materials department, 3 types of fertilizer will sell well on the market in the future. First, special-purpose fertilizer for vegetables and fruits. The prices of China's bulk agricultural products such as rice, wheat, corn and soybeans are currently 10%-70% higher than those on the international market, and their competitiveness in the international market is weak.
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Cheap vegetables hurting farmers will become history, as big data integrates into agricultural production
Since last year, the situation of cheap vegetables hurting farmers and cheap fruit hurting farmers has occurred frequently. Apart from calling on everyone to buy some charity vegetables, there seems to be no other way. As for why this phenomenon occurs, what experts say most often is that the planting area has expanded and the market capacity
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Wheat market purchasing and sales will become more active, while soybean prices in producing areas will continue to rise
Wheat market purchasing and sales will become more active. As the main-body role of market-supporting enterprise purchasing in the market gradually becomes evident. After market-supporting purchasing in various regions enters normal operation, since enterprises with market-supporting purchasing qualifications have strong financial backing, they will become the main purchasers in the later market, and other
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Agriculture will become the next big opportunity for the industrial internet
Recently the State Council issued the "Opinions on Vigorously Developing E-commerce and Accelerating the Cultivation of New Economic Momentum," emphasizing the need to actively develop rural e-commerce and encouraging agricultural means of production enterprises to develop e-commerce. At the same time, the Ministry of Commerce recently researched and formulated
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Breeding R&D Will Be the Breakthrough for Making Potatoes a Staple Food
In the mid-16th century, the potato was brought from South America to Europe by Spanish colonists. By the 17th century, because of its higher yield than other grains and its ease of management, the potato had already become an important food crop in Europe and was introduced into China. Today, China
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