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Series of Readers on China's Important Agricultural Heritage Systems Published
Website News Under the guidance of the Agricultural Products Processing Bureau of the Ministry of Agriculture, the series of readers on China's Important Agricultural Heritage Systems, edited and published by China Agriculture Press, has recently been published and distributed. This book is a systematic record and vivid presentation of China's Important Agricultural Heritage Systems.
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The 13th China International Agricultural Trade Fair concludes successfully with on-site trade volume reaching 49 billion yuan
On November 10, the 13th China International Agricultural Trade Fair came to a close in Fuzhou after 4 days of exhibition and trading. Vice Minister of Agriculture Qu Dongyu said at the summary meeting that the on-site trade volume of this year's Agricultural Trade Fair reached 49 billion yuan, and the on-site retail sales reached 353 million yuan,
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How to Solve the Difficulty of Selling Grain? China Takes Multiple Measures to Safeguard Food Security and Farmers' Interests
BEIJING, Nov. 11 (China News Service) -- Reporter Ding Dong. As China's autumn grain harvest this year has once again been bumper, a twelfth consecutive year of grain output increase is now certain. Faced with a sharp increase in inventories and falling prices, how to prevent "cheap grain hurting farmers" has become a problem. The State Council executive meeting held on the 11th made clear
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Agricultural Fair Showcases Development Achievements: "Three Pillars" Drive Modern Agriculture to Speed Up
At the 13th China International Agricultural Trade Fair, which concluded on the 10th, novel, exotic, premium and specialty agricultural products drew numerous visitors, with crowds thronging the specialized exhibition areas for national modern agriculture demonstration zones, famous and premium fruits, and China State Farms. A reporter from Economic Daily found during a visit that informatization
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Yu Kangzhen stresses upholding ecological priority and law-based fisheries management
Vice Minister of Agriculture Yu Kangzhen stressed at the symposium on inland fisheries administration in the Yangtze River basin and areas to its south: uphold ecological priority and law-based fisheries management, and carry out fisheries law enforcement and resource conservation work creatively. This website news, November 9, the Ministry of Agriculture held a symposium in Kunming, Yunnan on inland fisheries administration in the Yangtze River basin
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Selling Grain Once Requires a 500-Yuan Kickback, Grain Production and Marketing Trapped in a Dilemma
Xinhua News Agency, Zhengzhou, Nov. 12 (Reporter Zhang Xingjun) A reporter's continuous tracking interviews along Henan and other places found that from the start of summer grain purchasing to the concentrated listing of autumn grain, due to consecutive years of bumper grain harvests, the continuous one-way rise in the minimum purchase price, and high state-owned inventories, the phenomenon of difficulty in selling grain has begun to emerge
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Corn to be cut by more than 50 million mu within five years, involving 13 provinces
When it comes to the recent prices of China's staple grains, the first reaction of many people is fall, fall, fall! Corn, which has ranked first in China's grain output for many years, has seen its price fall for the first time in the seven years since the temporary storage policy was implemented. A reporter recently learned in some grain-producing areas of Heilongjiang
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Measures decided to stabilize grain production and increase grain-growing incomes
Premier Li Keqiang of the State Council presided over an executive meeting of the State Council on November 11, at which measures were decided to stabilize grain production and increase grain-growing incomes, so as to safeguard food security and farmers' interests. The meeting noted that China's grain output has increased for consecutive years and another bumper harvest has been achieved this year, which has strongly supported economic and social development and the improvement of people's livelihoods, but problems also exist such as a sharp increase in inventories and falling prices. As it is now the time for autumn harvest and winter planting, multiple measures must be taken to effectively protect farmers' interests and their enthusiasm for growing grain. First, we must do a good job in purchasing autumn grain, increase investment in the construction of storage facilities, speed up the progress of grain depots under construction and those being repaired or renovated, additionally increase the plan for trans-provincial depot transfers as needed, increase the transport of grain from the north to the south, promptly introduce policies to encourage processing enterprises to enter the market to buy grain, strictly investigate "IOUs" and the practice of depressing grades and prices, and prevent difficulties in selling grain. Second, we must steadily digest existing inventories and reclassify eligible temporary stored corn as one-time state reserves. We must strengthen grain storage management to ensure the safety of stored grain. Third, we must do a good job in winter and spring agricultural production, speed up water conservancy construction such as irrigation and drainage facilities, and strengthen the supply guarantee of agricultural means of production. We must increase investment in the construction of high-standard farmland, with priority tilted toward main producing areas. Fourth, we must reform the mechanisms for grain price formation and purchase and storage, improve the subsidy policies for corn and soybeans, and continue to implement the minimum purchase price policy next year for staple grain varieties such as wheat and rice. Fifth, we must promote the conversion of sloping land in the south back to forest, advance fallow land and corn-soybean rotation, expand the pilot scope of "changing grain to feed," and promote the adjustment of the planting structure.
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The 13th Five-Year Plan recommendations were recently released. What will they bring to farmers?
Editor's note: Recently, the "Recommendations of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China on Formulating the 13th Five-Year Plan for National Economic and Social Development" was released. The 13th Five-Year Plan is the last five-year plan for achieving the goal of building a moderately prosperous society in all respects, and is of decisive significance for smoothly achieving the goal of building a moderately prosperous society in all respects.
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Strictly investigate the issuing of IOUs to prevent farmers from having difficulty selling grain
Premier Li Keqiang of the State Council presided over an executive meeting of the State Council on November 11, at which measures were determined to stabilize grain production and increase income from grain cultivation, so as to safeguard food security and farmers' interests; to deploy consumption upgrading to promote industrial upgrading and cultivate new supply and new momentum to expand domestic demand
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