农产品贸易与生产协调
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持续夯实粮食安全根基
Jing Ji Ri Bao· 2026-01-04 21:47
Core Viewpoint - China's grain production reached 14,297.5 billion jin in 2025, an increase of 167.5 billion jin or 1.2% from the previous year, but challenges remain in ensuring food security due to long-term supply-demand imbalances and structural shortages [1][2][3] Group 1: Grain Production and Supply - Grain production is fundamental for food security, with stable production ensuring the Chinese population's food supply and supporting agricultural modernization and economic recovery [2] - The increase in grain production in 2025 is attributed to several factors, including an increase in sown area to 1.791 billion mu, a rise in grain yield to 399.1 kg/mu, and effective management of autumn grain production [2][3] - Despite high production levels, structural shortages persist, particularly in wheat and soybeans, indicating a need for enhanced agricultural production capacity and quality [3] Group 2: Price Stability and Market Dynamics - Maintaining reasonable grain prices is crucial for farmers' income, with the National Grain and Material Reserve Bureau implementing market-oriented purchasing and minimum price policies [4] - In 2025, grain purchases reached 8.3 billion jin, with around 450 million jin of wheat and rice purchased at minimum prices, stabilizing market expectations [4] - The prices of major autumn grain varieties have stabilized and increased, with notable rises in prices for high-quality rice and soybeans, leading to improved farmer incomes [6] Group 3: Challenges in Soybean Supply - The soybean market faces challenges with high dependency on imports despite domestic production increases, highlighting structural contradictions in supply [7][8] - The domestic soybean supply is characterized by a significant gap between production and processing needs, necessitating continued imports to meet demand [7] - Risks in soybean supply include resource competition, industry adaptation issues, and supply chain vulnerabilities, requiring coordinated efforts to enhance domestic production and diversify import channels [8]