However, if they can make more money, how can the peasants choose the road of wheat green storage? After hard work in growing grain in one season, the income brought by green storage is far greater than that of selling grain, and it is also worry-free.
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On April 24, as the governments of many places in Hebei Province made it clear that it was strictly forbidden to cut green and destroy grain, a new round of public opinion storm was set off on the issue of wheat green storage.
Some people think that food security is the foundation and that food rations cannot be used as feed;
But there are more people who think that farmers don't want wheat green storage, but the price of green storage is too high, who doesn't work hard to make money?
To whom are the peasants responsible, and who is responsible to the peasants? If there is no income from farming, what is the purpose of farming?
It is said that food is expensive, but a bottle of water is more expensive than food!
Is it responsible for the peasants to use imported grain to suppress grain prices?
Selling green storage is more profitable than selling grain, and it also saves worry and effort.
I am a farmer, many of us do not think that cutting green storage is a damage to the fruits of our labor, and many farmers are still willing to sell!
If grain is expensive, who will choose the green reserve? The green reserve is 1,500 yuan per mu of land, which saves worry and effort, and it costs more to sell grain per acre? It also has to dry and other things!
Some netizens gave the most intuitive comparison, Qingchu gives 2,000 yuan per mu, and the cost of selling grain may only be 1,000 in addition to labor, so how can farmers choose?
For many farmers, their only income may be the grain of those acres of land, if the price of grain is even similar to that of green reserves, I believe that farmers will give priority to grain!
However, the fact is that grain prices have been too low in recent years, and the income brought to the peasants by the green reserve is much higher than that of selling grain.
If farmers want to live, they need money, and it is understandable to make the choice they should have for money!