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More policy support is the common wish of large-scale grain farmers
As the footsteps of the Year of the Sheep drew nearer, Xu Jiaxiang, a large-scale grain farmer from across the country, grew more and more excited, as one piece of good news after another filled him with expectations for the new year. Born in 1963, Xu Jiaxiang is a farmer from Group 5, Maoling Village, Anshan Street, Jiangxia District, Wuhan City, Hubei Province. More than 10 years
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Heavy pressure on grain procurement and storage: how can all localities resolve this sweet burden?
In the depths of winter, the reporter walked into Zhangjiajie Village, Huanling Township, Gongzhuling City, Jilin Province. In front of every household's gate stood an iron-mesh scientific grain storage bin, inside which newly harvested corn was neatly stacked. Villager Yuan Xiuhua told the Economic Daily reporter that last year's corn harvest was bumper
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The puzzle of rural land transfer disputes, interpreted through data
Accordingly, the court confirmed that the plaintiff holds the land contractual management right to the disputed 3 mu of land; the defendant was to pay the plaintiff more than 15,000 yuan in land transfer fees for 2009 to 2013. In summary, the court ruled in accordance with the law that Xu return the contracted land to the 14 plaintiffs before October 31, 2014, and that the judgment take effect
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Why can "mutton" that is actually duck meat brazenly parade around at food festivals?
Just as melamine milk, Sudan red salted eggs, formalin jellyfish, clenbuterol, black-hearted cotton and the like had only just begun to subside, other food frauds came one after another - fake mutton has now taken up the baton of food fraud and is running rampant in the market. According to industry insiders
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How can agricultural product price reform achieve multiple goals?
Recently, it was learned from the National Development and Reform Commission that since late November 2014, the National Development and Reform Commission, together with relevant departments, has issued 8 documents, liberalizing the prices of 24 goods and services and delegating 1 pricing authority. This includes liberalizing the purchase price of tobacco leaves. Tobacco leaf purchase
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Active exploration of potato as a staple food is being advanced
Making potato a staple food is of very important significance for ensuring our country's food security, adjusting the food structure, and improving dietary nutrition. The potato is an excellent crop that combines multiple characteristics of both grain and vegetable, and has the economic and social value of a grain. The potato
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In 2014, grain purchases by grain enterprises exceeded 700 billion jin for the first time
Ren Zhengxiao, director of the National Food Administration, revealed on the 8th that in the whole of 2014, grain purchases by all types of grain enterprises exceeded 700 billion jin for the first time, with the total reaching 729.8 billion jin, an increase of 40.9 billion jin year on year. Ren Zhengxiao made the above remarks at the national grain circulation work conference held there.
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How to Improve the New Agricultural Socialized Service System
Since the concept of socialized services was first proposed in the Central No. 1 Document of 1983, China's agricultural socialized service system has gone through the period of expanding service connotation in the 1980s, the period of adjusting service systems and mechanisms in the 1990s, and the period of comprehensively enhancing its strategic position since the new century
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Hybrid rice seed industry sentiment rebounds, pace of superior variety renewal accelerates
In 2014, the domestic hybrid rice seed production area was 1.4 million mu, a decrease of about 230,000 mu from the previous year, down 14.11% year on year; the country's newly produced seed was about 230 million kg, with total output down 42 million kg from last year, a year-on-year decrease of 15.55%. In 2015, the total supply of hybrid rice seed was 355 million
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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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