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Ministry of Agriculture Issues New Plan for 2015 Grain Sown Area and Output
China's Ministry of Agriculture said that in 2015 it will steadily develop grain production and keep the grain sown area and output basically stable. It will strive for grain output above 550 million tonnes, while keeping the growth rate of farmers' income above 7%. The Ministry of Agriculture's new plan for China's 2015 grain sown area and output
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Fertilizer Off-Season Storage Progress Past Halfway: What Does the Industry Think?
Every year from October to March of the following year is the fertilizer off-season storage period. In terms of time, this year's fertilizer off-season storage process is already more than halfway through. So how is this year's fertilizer off-season storage going? What problems exist? What do fertilizer and related enterprises and industry experts think about this? The author recently
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Spring plowing and preparation are in full swing, so guard against fake and inferior agricultural inputs before it is too late
The whole year's work depends on a good start in spring. For the supervision of seed production bases, this saying could not be more true. To regulate the order of seed production, the most critical thing is to grasp the source. Spring sowing and autumn harvest, seeds mature, as long as violations of laws and regulations are stopped outside the base gates in spring,
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Under the new normal, grain production capacity needs to be continuously strengthened
Under the new normal, the most urgent task in advancing modern agriculture is to "transform the mode of development and adjust the structure." At such a time, should grain production still be pursued so tightly? The answer is yes. The recently released 2015 No. 1 Central Document emphasizes continuously strengthening grain production capacity. Special
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How Are Residents' Incomes Calculated?
Recently, a piece of good news delighted the people of Zhejiang: in 2014, the per capita disposable income of all residents in Zhejiang was 32,658 yuan, ranking third among the country's 31 provinces (autonomous regions and municipalities) and first among the provinces (autonomous regions). Moreover, farmers' incomes in every county of Zhejiang exceeded 10,000 yuan, with last year's per capita figure approaching 20,000 yuan.
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National Agricultural Wholesale Price Index, week-on-week change, February 9, 2015
According to monitoring by the Ministry of Agriculture, on February 9 the National Agricultural Wholesale Price Index was 208.27, up 0.09 points from last Friday. As of 14:00 today, the average price of pork at national agricultural wholesale markets was 18.16 yuan/kg (pork wholesale price index 163.13), down from last
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2015 Minimum Purchase Prices for Rice Announced by the NDRC
The 2015 minimum purchase prices for rice were as follows: the minimum purchase prices for early indica rice (grade 3, the same below), mid-to-late indica rice and japonica rice were 135 yuan, 138 yuan and 155 yuan per 50 kg respectively. To protect farmers' interests and prevent "cheap grain hurting farmers," in 2015 the state continued to implement the minimum purchase price policy in major rice-producing areas.
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Interpretation of Key Crop Seed Industry Development Goals
●Wheat: It is expected that by 2020, the focus will be on developing high-yield, high-quality strong-gluten wheat varieties and widely adaptable, water-saving, high-yield medium-gluten wheat varieties; cultivating and promoting 1 to 2 new varieties with a promotion area of more than 500,000 mu, promoting the city's average wheat yield per mu to increase to more than 450 kg,
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Farmers should orient their production toward market demand.
On the 3rd, the State Council Information Office held a press conference on the interpretation of the "Several Opinions on Increasing the Intensity of Reform and Innovation and Accelerating Agricultural Modernization" and related matters. Chen Xiwen, deputy head of the Central Rural Work Leading Group and director of its office, attended the press conference and answered questions from reporters.
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How can agricultural and animal husbandry development actively adapt to the new normal?
Actively understanding, adapting to and leading the new normal of economic development is the overall requirement of the Party Central Committee, the State Council and the Qinghai Provincial Party Committee and Provincial Government for doing a good job in economic work at present and for a period to come, and it is also an important guide for doing a good job in agricultural and animal husbandry work under the new situation. We will continue to
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