Inner Mongolia's autumn harvest is coming to an end, the price of major grains is higher than the same period last year

Published Nov 4, 2020

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Inner Mongolia has completed over 104 million mu of grain crop harvest area, with the autumn harvest nearly wrapping up. The prices of main grains have increased compared to the previous year, with corn prices rising by over 20% and soybean prices increasing by over 28%. The region is focusing on ensuring all crops are harvested and is providing guidance on autumn grain storage technology to prevent mildew from snowfall. Inner Mongolia is one of China's major grain producing areas.

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Xinhua News Agency, Hohhot, November 4 (Reporter Li Yunping) The reporter learned from the Department of Agriculture and Animal Husbandry of the Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region on the 4th that up to now, the harvest area of grain crops in Inner Mongolia has exceeded 104 million mu. The autumn harvest is nearing the end, and the price of main grains is higher than the same period last year. According to Hu Youlin, director of the Planting Division of the Department of Agriculture and Animal Husbandry, Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region, the process of autumn harvest in Inner Mongolia is currently accelerating. The harvest of wheat and potatoes has been completed, the harvest of soybeans has reached more than 99%, and the harvest of corn and rice has reached 92%. The prices of main grains in Inner Mongolia were all higher than the same period of the previous year. Among them, corn prices ranged from 2.04 yuan/kg to 2.26 yuan/kg, an increase of more than 20% year-on-year; soybean ...

Source: Chinaeconomy