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Rise and Fall of the National Agricultural Products Wholesale Price Index on December 25, 2015
According to monitoring by the Ministry of Agriculture, on December 25 the national agricultural products wholesale price index was 201.95, down 0.60 points from yesterday, of which the "vegetable basket" products wholesale price index was 203.18, down 0.66 points from yesterday. As of 14:00 today, at the national agricultural products wholesale market
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Agricultural modernization may become the layout focus of the 2016 Central Document No. 1
CNR News Beijing, December 25 - According to a report by Economic Voice's "Trading Live," the market expects that the 2016 Central Document No. 1 will focus on agricultural modernization and rural e-commerce. How much hope of a bountiful harvest will the agriculture and rural sector bring to the capital market in the new year? "
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Vice Minister of Agriculture Yu Kangzhen Attends the National Fishery Vessel Inspection Work Conference
This website reports: Recently, the National Fishery Vessel Inspection Work Conference was held in Shanghai, summarizing fishery vessel inspection work during the 12th Five-Year Plan period and clarifying the development approach and direction for fishery vessel inspection work during the 13th Five-Year Plan period. Vice Minister of Agriculture Yu Kangzhen emphasized at the conference that efforts must be made to fully advance fishery vessel inspection work during the 13th Five-Year Plan period.
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Full implementation of the fight against poverty: solid progress in rural poverty alleviation and development
The "Recommendations of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China on Formulating the Thirteenth Five-Year Plan for National Economic and Social Development" points out that lifting the rural poor out of poverty is the most arduous task in building a moderately prosperous society in all respects, and we must fully leverage our political and institutional advantages to resolutely win the fight against poverty.
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China may reduce corn planting area as grain reform reaches a critical juncture
China may reduce corn planting area as grain reform reaches a critical juncture. The State Council executive meeting held on November 11 revealed an important piece of information: to solve the increasingly severe problem of farmers struggling to sell their grain, the next step is for the relevant ministries and commissions to roll out a series of policies and measures to safeguard grain security and raise
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Experts suggest China's soybeans should stick to the non-GMO differentiated path
Shao Haipeng [China's soybean output is unstable, market prices are unstable, making supply unstable, and it is very difficult for overseas markets to develop a sense of reliance] China's international soybean trade began in 1995, when the country changed from a net exporter to a net importer, and import volumes have increased year by year. Chi
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Facility agriculture advances through multi-wheel drive: The 14th China Greenhouse
With the theme of "adapting to the new normal of the economy and discovering new market momentum," the 14th China Greenhouse Conference and the 2015 Annual Meeting of China's Greenhouse Horticulture Industry was grandly held on November 12-14 in Zhengzhou, Henan, carrying out around the future of facility agriculture the China Greenhouse 2015 Innovation Achievement Exhibition,
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How to avoid the difficulty of selling grain: this exam question must be answered well
Facing days of continuous rain, Peng Dejun, a major grain grower in Chengtou Township, Sihong County, was full of worry. This 45-year-old farmer planted 4000 mu of rice this year, and by November 22 had harvested only 600 mu. First, he worried that the rain would make the mature rice lodge and turn into a "rotten rice field"; second, he worried that the rice
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Central government cumulative special subsidy funds reached 2.6 billion yuan; the subsidy policy hit the pain points
Overview of the implementation of the subsidy policy for primary processing of agricultural products at the production site. Potatoes that were grown through hard work could not be sold for a while, so they had to be placed in crude earthen cellars. Because the storage conditions were too poor, sometimes we could only watch as the potatoes slowly sprouted and rotted. More than one farmer has reported this.
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Can the Food Dollar Replace the Petrodollar? An In-Depth Analysis
Recently, German-based American scholar William Engdahl, following "The Oil War: Oil Politics Determines the New World Order," published another book titled "The Food Crisis." William Engdahl believes that after the oil and subprime crises, the world's next crisis will be an agricultural product crisis triggered by food prices.
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