One thing that has caught a lot of people's attention recently is that farmers have been found in many places harvesting unripe wheat for green storage feed.
As we all know, taking unripe wheat as green storage feed is an act of drinking and quenching thirst, so who gave the farmers the temptation to harvest wheat?
Is there any conspiracy behind this?
Read the following story and you'll know.
In the second half of the last century, after World War II. Vietnam experienced many years of the Vietnam War, followed by wars with the mainland.
In fact, in the late stage of the self-defense counterattack, there was a group of speculative merchants in South Vietnam, who were collecting two kinds of goods, one was a buffalo hoof shell, saying that this thing was a precious medicinal material, and the people who bought it were all gold and US dollars. At that time, the war had just ended, prices were soaring, the currency was depreciating, and the people were not happy. The common people believed in gold the most, so they cut off the shells of the buffalo hooves and sold them for money. At that time, Vietnam was all public ownership, and the buffalo were the property of the production team. In order to survive, ordinary people go to get buffalo hoof shells. In just one year, more than 70 percent of Vietnamese buffalo's hoof shells have been cut. Buffalo hooves can't die without a shell, so they are not easy to find for a while. However, the hoof-shelled buffalo must not work in the field, and it should be known that the paddy fields in Vietnam are all dependent on the buffalo to work, and as a result, the spring ploughing and summer ploughing of that year are naturally a mess, and the grain production is reduced in a large area. After a few months, a large number of injured cattle were forced to be slaughtered because they could not be recovered, otherwise the feed was wasted. This was even worse for Vietnam, which began to strictly protect buffaloes the following year to prevent such things from happening.
There are large snails in the paddy fields of Vietnam, which are very harmful to rice, and Vietnamese farmers usually work to kill snails in the ground. At this time, a bunch of snails suddenly appeared, and it was a high price, gold dollars. In order to get money, the heads of some villages let the farmers raise snails in the rice fields and raise them to sell for money, and the money belongs to themselves. As for grain production, it can be imagined. When the monkeys were basically wiped out of heavy industry, agriculture was greatly reduced by these two things, but it was really worse.
The merchants who bought them were actually sent by China, and what they recovered was of no use except for fodder, but the blow to Vietnam was too great.
And that's not all, some businessmen began to buy first gearboxes for freight trucks. As we all know, the original truck can still drive as usual after the first gear is unloaded, because the second to fifth gears are not affected. But when the heavy load goes up the mountain, it can't stand it. Drivers are greedy for money, they have dismantled their own gears for money, anyway, the public car, for a while can not see. However, in the later stage of the war, the problem came out, most of Vietnam is a mountain road, a large number of such vehicles overturned on the mountain field road, and even the ammunition truck caused a chain explosion due to overturning. There are also many cars that are scrapped due to oil leakage from gearboxes. This was done before the battle.
Seeing this, I would like to say that no matter who it is, we can think of methods that others can think of, and everyone must be vigilant against any behavior that undermines the agricultural production of the mainland!