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China's agriculture shows five major trends, and organic products will become more favored
Those skilled in warfare seek victory through favorable circumstances. If agricultural enterprises want to break through in their regions, they must first judge and discern the situation, leverage favorable conditions, formulate development strategies, and complete rapid transformation. Looking at the overall development, China's agriculture is at the crossroads of economic transformation: the traditional
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Corn-producing areas see reduced surplus grain, supply-demand conflict to emerge after the New Year
As the year-end approaches, farmers in producing areas are actively selling grain, the pace of temporary storage purchases is steadily rising, feed enterprises are beginning to prepare pre-New Year stockpiles, and trading activity in the corn market is heating up, but corn prices have not been boosted. It is expected that after the Spring Festival, with large volumes entering temporary storage, traders' inventories
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Severe Crackdown by the Ministry of Agriculture This Year on Misuse of Veterinary Antibiotics
Recently, it was learned from the Ministry of Agriculture that in 2014 the Ministry of Agriculture organized and carried out 4 routine monitoring exercises for agricultural product quality and safety, monitoring a total of 117 varieties and 94 indicators across 5 major categories of products in 151 large and medium-sized cities in 31 provinces (autonomous regions and municipalities) nationwide, with 43,924 samples inspected and an overall pass rate of 96.
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When Will the Financing Difficulties of Modern Agriculture Be Resolved?
Not long ago, the China Banking Regulatory Commission issued the "Regulatory Guidelines on Strengthening the Construction of the Three Rural Financial Service Mechanism of Rural Commercial Banks," requiring rural commercial banks to continuously enhance their distinctive, specialized, and refined capacity to serve the three rural sectors. The Central Rural Work Conference proposed that no matter how tight the financial resources,
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No. 1 Central Document will guide farmers to become shareholders in enterprises with their land management rights
As the 2015 No. 1 Central Document approaches, the practice tested in many places of farmers becoming shareholders in cooperatives and leading enterprises with their land management rights will receive comprehensive top-down support in 2015. The reporter recently learned that the 2015 No. 1 Central Document's policy phrase for the new type of agricultural operation system
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What impact will the potato-as-staple-food strategy bring us
Recently, the Ministry of Agriculture stated that China will launch a potato-as-staple-food strategy, promoting the processing of potatoes into steamed buns, noodles, rice noodles and other staple foods. In the future, potatoes will become the fourth major staple crop after rice, wheat and corn. This news has attracted widespread attention. Potato as staple food
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China's new rural land reform is about to enter the pilot phase, but the reform process will still advance cautiously
China's new rural land reform is about to enter the pilot phase, but the reform process will still be cautious. The pilot work of China's rural land system reform is about to begin, and the reform will focus on the three major areas of rural land, collective operational construction land and homestead land, but industry insiders believe that
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This year, the NDRC will actively push forward the merger and reorganization of grain enterprises
At the national grain circulation work conference held a few days ago, senior officials from the NDRC and the State Administration of Grain proposed that under the new economic normal, we must accurately grasp the new trends in the development of grain circulation and win the initiative in grain circulation reform. Regarding the field of grain operations
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Limited Progress Expected in Rural Land System Reform This Year
After the Third Plenary Session of the 18th Central Committee, expectations for land reform were quite high across all sectors, but land reform has not shown momentum of acceleration; lack of consensus and numerous concerns have put land reform in a cautious and conservative posture. Liu Shijin, deputy director of the Development Research Center of the State Council, once pointed out: land reform
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Explaining the push to make potatoes a staple food: What impact will it have once potatoes become a staple grain?
On the 6th, Vice Minister of Agriculture Yu Xinrong said at the Potato Staple Food Strategy Seminar that in the future, by advancing the move to make potatoes a staple food, and striving through several years of unremitting effort, the potato planting area, per-unit yield level, total output and the share of staple-food potato products in total potato consumption should all increase significantly, so that potatoes gradually become China's fourth-largest staple grain crop after rice, wheat and corn.
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