steady growth of gross harvest of cereals in the last 6 years should not become an occasion for relaxation. With such a warning acted central government of China, which for the first time in the new year resolution to devote, as it was in previous years, the agricultural sector. Necessary to ensure stable grain production and supply of grain, says the d1000ecision, which provides guidance and advice to address the problem of paramount importance.

Thus, the note referring to the document “number one”, the analysts, the country”s goal - to gather in 2010 at least 500 million tons of the crop, if it will not interfere with the serious natural disasters. As analysts say, a good grain harvest will strengthen the country”s capacity to overcome the effects of the global financial crisis and will help bring down inflation expectations in the domestic market.

Gross grain harvest in China will not fall below 500 million tons in 2007, when this milestone was reached first in the new century. Before this country was able to reach a level only in 1998, but then keep rising trend failed and soon the grain has gone sour.

To prevent a recurrence of this situation, in November 2009 the State Committee on Development and Reform Commission announced a program aimed at strengthening capacity-building for grain production: the amount of grain harvest in the country by 2015 should grow to 530 million tonnes by 2020 - 550 million and tons more.

As one of the main ways to increase the capacity of the budget subsidies for agriculture. In 2009, allocations from the central budget to provide subsidies to farmers growing grain, purchase of agricultural production, agricultural machinery and elite seeds reached 123 billion yuan a ton. U.S. $ = 6.8 RMB /that 19.4 percent compared with the previous year. Further expansion of the list of grants is expected in 2010.

As no less an important measure in the “number one” be undertaken to increase purchasing prices for grain. As noted, the purchase prices should be today, when the global financial crisis, the risk of a downturn in prices for agricultural products.

In addition, analysts also point to the increased attention the central government on issues related to the improvement of waterworks, capital construction in field, introduction of new varieties of crop products derived from genetic engineering, etc. In such granaries of the country, as the province of Anhui, Shandong and Heilongjiang, have some experience in these areas is already available.

heavy snowfalls that occurred this winter in northern China, experts perceive as being conducive to high yields in the summer season. If no major natural disasters is quite likely to increase grain yield in 2010, experts believe.