China launches plan to increase grain output by 2030

The Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Affairs in China has revealed a national plan to boost grain production by 2030, aiming to maintain self-sufficiency and ensure core food security. The plan includes increasing the production capacity of soybeans, oilseeds, cotton, and sugar crops, while focusing on balancing production with sustainable development through modern technologies such as smart agriculture and improved management of water resources, fertilizers, and pesticides. The plan anticipates that the country's total productive capacity will reach 1.45 trillion jin (approximately 725 million tons) by 2030, in order to address global challenges in food security and ensure the needs of the population are met. China also continues to achieve high grain yields, exceeding 700 million tons for the second consecutive year.

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