The National Development Plan 2012–2020 for Modern Crop Seed
Industry, promulgated by the State Council, is
aimed to encouraging seed enterprises to
gradually take the place of the higher education and other scientific
institutes in the dominance of breeding seeds. In
this way, Chinese seed industry may develop much better in future.
Since
the new century, large seed companies have started to set up research
institutes while small ones have also founded research departments. Retired
experts from agricultural research units have also been hired as consultants of
seed companies, while graduate and undergraduate students have been recruited
to undertake breeding work. Seed companies attempt to rapidly turn to the
main body of scientific and technological innovation by relying on their own
resources. Business owners in seed industry have to change their
development strategy, purchasing variety rights, farming out breeding R&D,
acquiring intermediate breeding materials from breeders are usually three shortcuts
taken by domestic seed companies.
Chinese
seed companies are faced with increasing competition, mainly reflected in the
R&D, production, technology, funds, etc. CCM has launched Seed
China News to bring you the latest
dynamics in seed industry and conducts in-depth analysis on
market competition and government direction, which mainly covers topics of
policy, market dynamic, company, seed treatment, R&D crops, new varieties,
etc., so as to help you make rational decisions in investment, production,
marketing, etc.
CCM is dedicated to market research in
China
Guangzhou CCM Information Science & Technology Co., Ltd.
17th Floor, Huihua Commercial & Trade Mansion, No.80 Xianlie Zhong Road, Guangzhou 510070, China
Tel: 86-20-37616606
Email: econtact@cnchemicals.com
No comments:
Post a Comment