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Temporary Storage Price Cut: Why a Bumper Harvest Becomes a Worry for Farmers
In the Northeast production areas, the temporary storage corn purchase policy has been in effect for more than a month and a half. Data from the State Administration of Grain shows that as of December 10, cumulative temporary storage corn purchases in the Northeast production areas reached 31.9 million tons, including 5.14 million tons in Inner Mongolia, 690,000 tons in Liaoning, 680,000 tons in Jilin
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Rural Grain Production: Mixed Blessings, Opportunities and Challenges Coexist
China's current agriculture, the overall development situation is good, farmers basically live and work in peace and contentment, and rural production and living conditions have been improved considerably. We visited Shayang County, a major grain and rapeseed county in Hubei Province (part of the "China Agricultural Valley" in Jingmen, Hubei
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No time to waste on grain farmers' worries; relief and support must come promptly
Since the start of this year, prices of China's major grain crops have declined. The corn purchase price has fallen 21% compared with last year; after wheat prices went through a plunge in September, the decline has now narrowed somewhat; news from the Northeast reclamation area shows that the rice purchase price is level with last year's, and returns are relatively optimistic.
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What Are the Five Worries and Five Hopes of Farmers During the Autumn Sowing Season?
During the autumn sowing production season, the author found while visiting rural areas that farmers currently have five worries and five hopes regarding autumn sowing. Worried about the difficulty of selling grain, hoping for market information to reach villages and households. Not knowing what to plant is a common confusion among farmers at present. This year's wheat is hard to sell and corn is unsalable, leaving farmers at a loss.
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He never worries about selling his grain. How did he do it?
Although corn purchase prices are currently low and ordinary farmers are finding it hard to sell their corn, Li Bo, a large-scale grain farmer in Cheng'an County, Hebei Province, has no trouble selling his corn. Li Bo, who farms with an "industrial mindset," said with a smile: "My corn quality is among the best in the surrounding area, and the yield is both high and good, so big companies buy directly from me."
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After a Grain Harvest Disaster, Who Will Ease the Farmers' Worries?
When people are diligent, heaven helps, and joy overflows through the skylight; when people are diligent but meet natural disaster, there is nowhere to pour out their grief. From ancient times to the present, "relying on heaven for the harvest" seems to be an insurmountable obstacle for grain farmers. Even in today's highly developed science and technology, people still cannot escape the harassment of natural disasters. In our country
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Why Do Farmers Have "Six Fears and Six Worries" About Land Transfer?
Along with the process of urbanization, young and middle-aged rural people have found jobs that suit them in cities and enterprises, and farmland is more often managed by the elderly left behind. This current situation of "the elderly farming the land" has objectively accelerated the process of rural land transfer. The author, during a survey in a certain place in southern Henan,
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Think what farmers think, ease farmers' worries, and deliver quality services for agriculture
To better serve the industrialization of agriculture, rural areas, and farmers, since the beginning of this year, the Fujian Branch of Postal Savings Bank of China has targeted hot and difficult issues in financial services such as the financing difficulties of agriculture-related enterprises, accelerated its own transformation and upgrading, and actively built cooperation platforms between banks and government and between banks and enterprises, with industry
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What are the "six fears and six worries" farmers have about land transfer?
With the advancement of urbanization, young and middle-aged people in rural areas are finding jobs that suit them in cities and enterprises, and farmland is more often managed by the elderly left behind. This "elderly farming" situation has objectively accelerated the process of rural land transfer. The author, in Zaoyang City, Hubei Province, which has won the national advanced unit for grain production for five consecutive years, visited and listened to the voices of farmers.
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Food security: no immediate worries, but long-term challenges cannot be ignored
China's grain harvest has already been bumper for 11 consecutive years. Jiangsu's grain output last year also reached 68.9 billion jin, ranking fifth in the country, and it was also a high-yield year in recent years. Speaking about the reasons for China's consecutive bumper grain harvests, Xu
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