“The size of the event and the media interest in China surrounding it shows that the issue of GMOs and glyphosate-based herbicides is now being taken very seriously at all levels of Chinese society.”
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Le développement agricole en question, là-bas et ici.
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IATP is excited to announce the release of a series of new reports looking in-depth at China’s feed, pork, poultry and dairy sectors, the past and future trajectory of the industry, and global impacts of China’s efforts to balance grain self-sufficiency and the desire to provide cheap meat. 
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China’s agricultural advances come at the expense of rural development, especially in regions with food insecurity and fragile ecosystems. Via Laurent Lebot
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China has allowed Brazilian corn imports to start this month, a further blow to U.S. exports to the world's No.2 consumer of the grain already hurt by the discovery of an unapproved genetically modified strain in shipments.
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For the first time in eleven years, the Number-One Document espoused the need for “reform” in rural agriculture rather using the word for “development,” as it had in the previous eleven years. According to Xinhua News Agency this represents a new urgency at which the Chinese Communist Party plans to implement new policies on food safety and sustainable agriculture.
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China’s modernisation success is driven by the remarkable progress in its agricultural sector, even given the challenges. Small farms have experienced new inputs and adopted new technologies such as mechanical operation,
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