Tridge summary
The Chinese government has approved the planting of GMO corn, which is resistant to insect worms, pesticides, and weeds, potentially increasing yield and reducing the need for imports. This could impact Thai farmers and the global corn market. Meanwhile, corn prices have hit a seven-year high due to uncertainty in Russia regarding export quotas, and wheat and soybeans have fallen to negative territory.
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A corn farmer news source revealed to the "economic base" that the Chinese government allows. "Planted corn" GMO to increase yield Plus 255 million hectares will be planted in the future, corn and cassava farmers must know "When China approves the use of GMO corn It is resistant to insect worms and pesticides. "How will it affect Thai farmers? "Like a distant matter But if Chinese production increases in the coming season because it reduces the risk of insect larvae. Relieve disease And easy to get rid of weeds Resulting in high productivity increases From the USA example After using corn varieties GMOs, along with continuous cultivation, yields increased to more than 400-500 kg per rai. If China already cultivates GMO varieties Set a resolution to increase 300 kg / rai from 255 million hectares, the nation's output will increase to 76.5 million tonnes of corn in China will be enough. Do not import Added to produce more ethanol There is also a chance to reduce the import of Thai ...
Source: Ththansettakij
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