
China Aims for Record Grain Harvest by 2025
China aims to boost its grain output to a record 709 million tonnes by 2025, building on last year’s high, according to a new report. Soybean production is also expected to rise significantly.
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China aims to boost its grain output to a record 709 million tonnes by 2025, building on last year’s high, according to a new report. Soybean production is also expected to rise significantly.
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