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Heilongjiang Province is China's largest commodity grain production base and enjoys the reputation of “Big Warehouseâ€. Last year, the province’s total grain output exceeded 100 billion kilograms for the first time and won a bumper harvest for seven consecutive years.
The Heilongjiang government proposes to ensure that the total grain output of the province will exceed 100 billion kilograms this year and strives for new breakthroughs.
In order to achieve the goal of high grain yield, Heilongjiang Province actively implemented the policy of strengthening agriculture and benefiting farmers, and cumulatively distributed 12.29 billion yuan of agricultural subsidy funds. The construction of agricultural infrastructure has been further strengthened. There are 114,000 new sheds and 87 million cubic meters of water storage capacity.
Song Xibin, director of the Heilongjiang Provincial Development and Reform Commission, said that the sown area of ​​corn and rice and other high-yield grain crops this year was the highest in history. The province has strengthened field management, and the seedling growth is better than the same period of the calendar year. If there is no major natural disaster, food is expected to have a bumper harvest.
Heilongjiang Province has more than 200 million mu of arable land, accounting for one-ninth of China's total arable land. In 2010, the total grain output of the province reached 100.26 billion jins, and the food commodities exceeded 80 billion jins. Together with Henan Province, it became the only two provinces with a grain output of 100 billion jins.
Xinhuanet Harbin July 18th (Reporter Sun Yingwei) China's "granary" Heilongjiang Province has been working hard to expand its grain planting area this year to ensure high grain yields. The reporter learned from the Heilongjiang Provincial Development and Reform Commission that the grain sown area of ​​the province this year is 296 million mu, an increase of 3.27 million mu over the previous year. If there is no major natural disaster, the food is expected to be harvested again.