China’s 2024 Grain Output Hits Record High of 706.5 Million Tonnes
China’s 2024 grain output reached a record high of 706.5 million tonnes, marking a 1.6 percent increase from last year, according to official data released on Friday.
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China’s 2024 grain output reached a record high of 706.5 million tonnes, marking a 1.6 percent increase from last year, according to official data released on Friday.
China has reversed years of declining farmland, achieving net growth for three consecutive years with an increase of 17.58 million mu (about 1.17 million hectares) since 2021.
China’s autumn grain production shows steady growth despite droughts and floods, with overall crop growth at normal levels, according to agricultural officials. Measures are in place to support farmers and ensure food security.
China strengthens agricultural insurance to protect farmers against natural disasters, boosting food security and ensuring stable grain production amid rising extreme weather events.
China has harvested over 60 million mu of wheat, nearly 20% of its total, as part of intensified efforts to stabilize grain output and ensure food security.
China’s Henan Province is leveraging technological innovation to drive growth while strengthening its role as a major grain producer, signaling a significant shift in its economic landscape.
China has launched an ambitious plan to increase its grain output by over 50 million tonnes by 2030, aiming to enhance food security and sustain its growing population.
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