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  • Green industry exhibition kicks off in Qingdao

    Date:2014/11/15

    The coastal city of Qingdao, Shandong province, holds the 6th International Exhibition on Green Industry in the city’s International Convention Center, on Nov 14-16, including six parts concerning environment protection planning and needs, air pol...

  • Chestnut weevil: A potential pest of Michigan chestnuts

    Date:2014/11/16

    Michigan chestnut growers should be scouting for chestnut weevil, an important emerging pest of edible chestnuts. Posted on November 14, 2014 by Erin Lizotte, Michigan State University Extension Chestnut weevil larvae emerging from shel...

  • Performance of China’s Listed Feed Companies Varied amid Economic Restructuring

    Date:2014/11/17

    In 2013, the Chinese feed industry showed a tendency of weak growth. According to CCM’s recent research, the total feed output in China in 2013 was 19.34 million tonnes, decreasing by 0.6% from 2012. Meanwhile, the total industrial output value...

  • Bioplastics still to be niche market

    Date:2014/11/17

    There are major concerns about how petro-based plastics fail to decompose in the ocean and end up in the human food chain through fish consumption. Comparatively, bio-based products, which are biocompatible and eco-friendly, are capturin...

  • ICAMA, EPA initiate evaluation for mutual-Acceptance of GLP

    Date:2014/11/17

    ICAMA, EPA initiate evaluation for mutual-Acceptance of GLP  ICAMA and the US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) jointly initiated the evaluation for mutual-Acceptance of GLP. The inception is marked by the visit of Ms. Franc...

  • China, Myanmar ink MOU on agricultural cooperation

    Date:2014/11/17

    With the witness of Chinese Premier Li Keqiang and President U Thein Sein of Myanmar, Mr. Han Changfu, Minister of Agriculture of China and Mr. Ohn Myint, Minister of Livestock, Fisheries and Rural Development of Myanmar, signed the Memorandum o...

  • Changes to farmer property rights, hukou, pensions in China

    Date:2014/11/17

      One of the biggest changes was expanded property rights for farmers. With China aiming to preserve 120 million hectares of arable land, it has pledged to grant farmers the right to possess, use and transfer their contracted land.   To ...

  • Chestnut weevil: A potential pest of Michigan chestnuts

    Date:2014/11/17

    Michigan chestnut growers should be scouting for chestnut weevil, an important emerging pest of edible chestnuts. Posted on November 14, 2014 by Erin Lizotte, Michigan State University Extension Chestnut weevil larvae emerging from shell. P...

  • Begin scouting for Asian gall wasp in chestnuts now

    Date:2014/11/19

    We are approaching the ideal time for chestnut growers to scout for Asian chestnut gall wasp. Leaves often remain attached to the galls during fall and winter, making them highly visible. Posted on November 17, 2014 by Erin Lizotte, Michigan S...

  • Chief Economist Qian Keming attends Symposium on China-Africa Agricultural Cooperation

    Date:2014/11/19

    MOA Chief Economist Qian Keming attended and addressed the Symposium on China-Africa Agricultural Cooperation in Wanning of Hainan Province on Nov. 14, 2014.   Qian noted that over recent years, the agricultural cooperation mechanism between C...

  • Chief Economist Qian Keming attends Fifth Roundtable Conference on China-Africa Cooperation in Hainan

    Date:2014/11/19

     The Fifth Roundtable Conference on China-Africa Cooperation was held in Wanning of Hainan Province on Nov. 13, 2014. The theme of the Conference was "Transform and upgrade for win-win cooperation". MOA Chief Economist Qian Keming attended the o...

  • Minle county develops sightseeing agriculture

    Date:2014/11/19

    Minle county, in the city of Zhangye, Gansu province, develops its sightseeing agriculture in recent years, which refers to the combination of agriculture and tourism, in hopes of attracting tourists to spend more time and enjoy themselves in the rur...

  • China has 245 mln migrant population

    Date:2014/11/19

    BEIJING, Nov. 18 (Xinhua) -- China's migrant population reached 245 million by the end of 2013, composing more than one sixth of the nation's total population, a government report said Tuesday.   The trend of people moving into big cities has ...

  • Deal set to boost food cooperation

    Date:2014/11/18

      President Xi Jinping and Australian Prime Minister Tony Abbott walk from Australia's House of Representatives chamber at Parliament House in Canberra on Monday. Agreement addresses China's rising demand for meat and dai...

  • Pan Asia International Agriculture Exhibition opens in Kunming

    Date:2014/11/18

    Two visitors look at floral art works in the floral design competitions in the 10th Pan Asia International Agriculture Exhibition in Kunming on Nov 15. This year, the exhibition is themed around strengthening the manor economy and promoting platea...

  • Vice Premier urges improving household registration system

    Date:2014/11/18

      Chinese Vice Premier Zhang Gaoli addresses a teleconference on furthering the reform of the nation's household registration system, in Beijing, capital of Chi...

  • It's an FTA win-win for all farmers: Australian minister

    Date:2014/11/18

    SYDNEY, Nov. 18 (Xinhua) -- A China-Australia free trade agreement (FTA) - some ten years in the making - will produce a " win-win" scenario for the entire global agricultural sector, as well as equably reaping benefits for the farmers of both cou...

  • Did your vine crops suffer from gummy stem blight in 2014?

    Date:2014/11/20

    Vine crop growers should follow these disease management tactics for next growing season. Growers can also learn more about managing gummy stem blight by attending the 2015 Great Lakes Expo educational sessions. Gummy stem blight symptoms on...

  • Evaluating young wheat stands

    Date:2014/11/20

    Getting out of the truck and walking across winter wheat stands can be helpful in assessing seeding rates, drill performance and prospect of a profitable crop. Sixteen plants per foot of row may be adequate for mid-September planting, but as...

  • Should you plant earlier maturing soybean varieties?

    Date:2014/11/20

    Selecting earlier maturing soybean varieties can reduce the potential for harvest delays. Snow cover on late-maturing soybeans in 2014. For the past two years, 15 percent of the Michigan soybean crop was still in the field as of Nov. 9. Th...

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