In the past two days, the price of corn has begun to rise, and many farmers are overjoyed.
Once in a thousand years, the price of corn has fallen for so many days, and it is finally out of the trough, which is really gratifying!
Although the corn only rose by one cent, two cents, two and a half cents, it also made the peasants feel a little better. At least I was comforted.
Farmers who are in a hurry to use their money can sell it. The Spring Festival is approaching, and you can't live without money.
New Year's goods have to be bought, gifts have to be bought, cigarettes and alcohol have to be prepared, daughters-in-law have to marry, funerals have to be done, and children can't be without New Year's money, none of which can be separated from money.
Although it is more vulgar to talk about money, who is not a layman? A layman cannot do without talking about money, and if you have money, you can travel all over the world, and it is difficult to move an inch without money.
Some peasants are worried: Will the rise in corn be a flash in the pan? Could it be that the corn will not be harvested, so it will rise? Will the price of corn fall after the year?
Why? There are several reasons for this
First weather. After the year, the weather warms up, getting warmer day by day, and the corn is not good to put and will have insects.
Second, it's time to use the money. After the year, spring ploughing, wheat has to be topdressed, compound fertilizer urea has to be bought, wheat should be sprayed, hoeing, foliar fertilizer, all have to be bought. If you don't buy mulch watermelon seedlings, you can't do it, and you have to use money to solve everything.
Students start school after the new year, and living expenses, tuition, and various expenses are also derived.
Third, the feed breeding industry needs. After each year, more corn is used, corn is needed in the breeding industry, and more corn is used in feed deep processing enterprises. The price increase before the year attracted farmers to sell grain and store corn. After the year, there is a possibility that the price will fall, and there will be more grain sellers.
In short, the rise in corn is likely to be short-lived. Whether it rises for a short time or falls after the year, it is better to rise than to fall in price.
Seize the upside, choose the right one, and make a move when it's time to make a move. Don't be greedy anymore, lest you regret selling it.