Some people ignorantly say: If the peasants who grow grain do not sell their grain, the price of grain will rise, and I tell you that this statement is completely wrong; for the big farmers: Where do you put the grain after it is produced? If you don't sell it, you don't even have a place to store it, and you think that you can not buy the grain if you plant a few acres of land, but those big farmers all plant hundreds or thousands of acres of land, and if they cut down so much grain, where will they put it if they don't sell it? Will it rot in the ground in the summer? Isn't it moldy? So I'm telling you: For large grain growers, it is impossible not to sell the grain that has been beaten down, and if it is not sold, it will not be stored in such a large place, and if it is not stored well, it will be damaged, mildew will occur, and there will be the possibility of insects, so I tell you: For large grain growers: The grain will be sold soon after it is beaten, and it will not be stored for too long, and it will not be stored for more than a year.
What's more, you don't sell grain in your area, and the impact on domestic grain prices is very small, let alone international food prices, and the impact on domestic food prices is also negligible.
That's why I'm telling you: don't listen to the nonsense of those ignorant people on the Internet, saying that the peasants don't sell grain and the price of grain rises, isn't this nonsense, people who say this kind of thing, I can only say that you are ignorant and ignorant, I hope you don't talk nonsense in the future, because what you say is simply ignorant of the laws of the economy, nor do you understand the laws of operation of international and domestic grain prices.
The mainland is the country with the largest grain output in the world, and the mainland's grain is secure, and under such circumstances, the state buys grain from the peasants at a protective price, which means that if the market price is too low, the state will be open to buying grain from the peasants, and will not let the grain price be too low and the grain will be too cheap to hurt the peasants.
Moreover, there is a shortage of a certain variety of grain in the country, and the mainland can still import grain from the international market, which is the reason why the mainland imports more than 100 million tons of grain every year; if there is a shortage of any variety and is not enough, the state will import grain, for example, the mainland cannot produce so many soybeans, which requires the mainland to import about 100 million tons of soybeans in the international market every year to ensure the needs of the domestic people and the demand for feed, which is also the reason why the mainland imports a large amount of grain every year.
So friends: don't listen to the nonsense of those people on the Internet, saying that if the peasants don't sell grain, the price of grain will rise, this is pure nonsense, this is all unfounded nonsense.
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