Whether China's grain output was reduced in 2011 within two weeks

According to information from the 21st Century Business Herald, the current state macroeconomic management department has not yet made a clear judgment on whether the drought will lead to a reduction in grain production this year, but the final conclusion may be clear in the next one to two weeks.

According to Lan Haitao, director of the Rural Development Office of the Institute of Macroeconomic Research of the National Development and Reform Commission, on May 31, the summer harvest will be harvested this year and will not be affected by the drought. The middle rice in the autumn crop is still in the sowing stage and the early rice is still in the heading stage. So now It is impossible to conclude whether the autumn grain will be reduced.

Director of the Grains and Oils Division of the Ministry of Agriculture’s Department of Agriculture and Welfare, Wan Fushi, also said on May 31 that the Ministry of Agriculture has now concluded that the summer harvest is a good harvest. “However, it cannot be judged whether this year's rice production will be reduced in the middle and lower reaches of the Yangtze River. Whether or not to reduce production."

According to statistics released by the National Flood Control and Drought Relief Headquarters Headquarters on May 30th, as of May 29, the country’s arable land was 104.4 million mu. Among them, the drought conditions in the middle and lower reaches of the Yangtze River in Hubei, Hunan, Jiangxi, Anhui and Jiangsu are more serious.

The report said that the Ministry of Agriculture is expected to analyze and assess the impact of drought on early rice and autumn grain harvests after two weeks. An agricultural expert said that it only takes one to two to two weeks to make it clear that if there is no rain in a week or two, the output of autumn crops may be relatively affected.