2023: Are corn and soybean subsidies about to rise? Good news for farmers!

Hello fellow veterans and family members! I am an old Taoist from rural areas and farmers! Time flies so fast, and in a blink of an eye we are here in mid-February.

Seeing that this year’s spring plowing is about to officially begin, I believe that many veterans are also very concerned about the news about corn and soybean grain supplements in Northeast China in 2023.

After all, judging from the relevant public information released by the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Affairs, this year the country has clearly stated that it will continue to increase support for the grain industry.

So what specific good news will come in terms of corn and soybean grain supplements? Which subsidy will be better for our farmers this year, corn or soybeans? Today I will give you a brief report. In fact, during this period, many regions have issued specific support documents for this year's grain industry.

Especially in the past two days, the Heilongjiang region has issued a formal notice, clearly stating that the first batch of crop rotation pilot indicators will be added in the Heilongjiang region in 2023.

The newly added fallow rotation indicator covers 9 million acres of land, and the corresponding subsidy standard is as high as 150 yuan per mu.

There are three things that I hope everyone knows.

The first thing: In terms of the new cultivated land rotation pilot area this time in Heilongjiang, priority will be given to plots with large contiguous areas, and priority will be given to those that promote the application of large ridges and dense planting of soybeans. Plots of cultivation techniques.

Of course, this year’s new area is focused on soybean rotation, which once again indicates that the scale of soybean planting in Northeast China will usher in further increases.

The second thing: When it comes to soybean subsidies, Heilongjiang has set up specific pilot projects for soybean work this year. According to the rules of previous years, the subsidy standard will remain at about 150 yuan per mu.

As for the issuance of subsidies, the actual planting and production operators will continue to be subsidized, so whoever grows the grain will be subsidized to whom. This is the basic requirement for the issuance of soybean rotation subsidies.

The third thing: When it comes to specific crop rotation methods, Heilongjiang clearly requires that those who plant corn, wheat, cereals and other crops in 2022 can apply for subsidies for planting soybeans in 2023.

In addition, those who plant soybeans, soybeans, corn and other crops in 2022 can apply for corresponding subsidies if they plant wheat, potatoes, sugar beets in 2023.

With the official promulgation of this year’s crop rotation pilot policy, it has once again shown us that more soybean support policies will be introduced in the Northeast region in 2023.

According to the relevant regulations of the Central Rural Work Conference, this year the country will officially launch an action to increase the production capacity of 100 billion jins of grain. There is a high probability that the additional 100 billion jins of grain production capacity will be implemented in soybeans and other oil crops. crops.

At a video working meeting held by the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Affairs on February 7, the country also once again emphasized that it will continue to increase and improve the subsidy policy for corn and soybean producers.

At the same time, relevant pilot projects such as soybean full cost insurance and planting income insurance will be promoted in an orderly manner.

It can be seen that in 2023, soybean planting income and subsidy income will improve to varying degrees, and corn will also receive better policy support.

Laodao believes that with the implementation of these favorable policies, Laotie’s planting income will reach a new level this year.

Here I still urge all veterans to click on the "Read" button in the lower right corner of the article and give a thumbs up to the country's favorable policies on corn and soybean grain supplements.