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Don't Let Backdoor Grain Selling Break the Hearts of Grain Farmers
Since the beginning of this year, Henan, a major grain-producing province, has encountered difficulties in selling grain after a bumper harvest. Queuing to sell grain has become the norm, and in some places there have even been cases of selling grain through the "backdoor": paying the quality inspector 500 yuan per truck as a "kickback" allows the grain to go straight through quality inspection and weighing. This bizarre grain-selling situation undermines the country's preferential agricultural policies.
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China's three major grains have been net imported for 4 consecutive years
Although China's grain production has achieved 11 consecutive years of growth since 2004, agricultural trade has correspondingly shown a "dual normality" phenomenon of normalized trade deficit and normalized price inversion. This was learned by reporters at the 2015 (Third) China Grain and Food Security Strategy Summit held here
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Deepening Comprehensive Rural Reform: How to Build a New Agricultural Operating System
Jia Weitao is a well-known large-scale grain grower in Heli Village, Wenshang County, Jining City, Shandong Province. He began transferring land in 2007, and today his family's farming scale has exceeded 1600 mu. In his view, large-scale farming has many advantages, such as the cost of purchasing chemical fertilizers and pesticides
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Comprehensive Market-Oriented Design for Corn Leads the Direction of Grain Price Reform
Reducing corn planting area, lowering the temporary state reserve purchase price for corn, steadily digesting existing stockpiles, and separating prices from subsidies - policies on corn have been introduced in succession over the past days. For this agricultural product, which currently has the most severe imbalance between production, supply and marketing, its price reform has become the top priority for both the government and the market.
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China's 2015 export value of Chinese herbal medicine accounted for 2% of the international market
The Second Congress of Chinese Medical Sciences, co-hosted by the Chinese Peasants and Workers Democratic Party Central Committee and the National Administration of Traditional Chinese Medicine, was held in Beijing recently. It was learned at the congress that in 2015, the proportion of China's Chinese herbal medicine exports fell to 2% of the total international market. The theme of the Second Congress of Chinese Medical Sciences was national essence
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Why the Reform of the Rural Collective Property Rights System Is Not Simply Dividing Everything Up
The reform of the rural collective property rights system means advancing classified reform according to the different types of resource assets, operating assets and public-welfare assets. However, this reform is by no means simply dividing everything up, by no means privatization, and still less is it about letting farmers eat the
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Ministry of Finance Supports Agricultural Industrialization, Aiming to Form a Hundred Distinctive Industrial Clusters in 3 Years
Agricultural industrialization will receive key financial support in the future. On November 17, the Ministry of Finance issued the "Guiding Opinions on Supporting Agriculture's Advantageous and Distinctive Industries through Comprehensive Agricultural Development to Promote Agricultural Industrialization" (hereinafter referred to as the "Opinions"). The "Opinions" proposed striving to use 3
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Technical Guidance on Field Management of Rapeseed During the Wintering Period (2015)
During this year's autumn sowing of rapeseed, the upper reaches of the Yangtze River basin received excessive rainfall, while in the middle and lower reaches the rice harvest period was delayed and a drought occurred in mid-October. The sowing and transplanting period of rapeseed was generally delayed compared with normal years, by about 10 days in the upper reaches and by about 5 days in some parts of the middle and lower reaches,
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Agricultural investment must not be fragmented; coordinated planning is key
Agriculture is the foundation of the national economy and people's livelihood. How the Agriculture Law is implemented bears on important issues such as China's food security and farmers' income growth. From April to September this year, an inspection team of the Standing Committee of the National People's Congress inspected the implementation of the Agriculture Law, and recently submitted the inspection findings
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China's agricultural trade deficit and price gap have become the norm
Xinhua News Agency, Beijing, November 15 (Reporter Wang Yu) Although China's grain production has achieved 11 consecutive years of growth since 2004, agricultural trade has correspondingly shown a "double norm" phenomenon of a normalized deficit and a normalized price inversion. This is what the reporter learned from the 2015 (
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