Why is the price of corn so expensive, and will the price of grain not come down if it rises?

<>After this question was issued, it caused a lot of discussion, and some people said, "This is indeed the case, every time corn ****, the amplitude is very small, it is very good to be able to rise by one point, a few cents of **, I have also encountered it, and corn ****, per catty can drop by several points, ** for several days, not enough for a day to drop the range", and some people said "This is basically the case on our side, although I haven't looked at the data specifically, but every time the amplitude of corn **** is very small, but when it falls, The amplitude is huge".

Regarding the rise or fall of grain, I don't know if you have heard such a sentence "As the main food crop, not only corn, but also wheat, rice and other crops, per catty ** according to the cents rise or fall, the range has been very large, basically by the centimeter, rarely by the angle, let alone by the yuan."

If you have paid attention to the trend of corn, you will find that basically, it is up or down, and the range will not be very large, this point of view can also be seen from the minimum purchase price of rice and wheat in recent years, such as the minimum purchase price of rice, which will remain the same in 2018 and 2019 (early indica rice (third class, the same below), medium and late indica rice and japonica rice minimum purchase ** are 120 yuan, 126 yuan and 130 yuan per 50 kg respectively), early indica rice and middle and late indica rice in 2020 remain unchanged, and the purchase of japonica rice ** Raised by 1 cent. Looking at the minimum purchase price of wheat, in 2018, it was yuan per catty of third-class wheat, and in 2019 and 2020, it was the same as in 2020, and it was 3 cents per catty.

Therefore, from the overall point of view, whether it is corn or other food crops, the **** or ** amplitude will basically not be too large, stability is the premise, unlike fruits and vegetables, when it is cheap, a few cents per catty, when it is expensive, a few dollars per catty, can be multiplied several times, or even dozens of times.

Speaking of the problem of corn, many regions of corn have shown a small margin, but some industry institutions have analyzed, in late March, there may be a phenomenon of **, reason one, there may be farmers concentrated on selling grain, some grain collection agencies will reduce prices, reason two, it will take a certain amount of time to restore the previous pig breeding, the demand from the feed side is not very urgent, reason three, with the logistics and transportation slowly recovering growth, some deep processing enterprises choose to increase.

To sum up, the rise or fall of corn will not be particularly large in a short period of time, for farmers who still have grain storage at home, if there is a suitable local area, it can be timely, if it is not ideal, then continue to wait.

Because due to the impact of the epidemic this year, the yield of corn is in short supply, so it leads to the **** of corn. As the epidemic slowly eases, the ** of corn can still be lowered.

I think the main reason is that this year's corn production is relatively small, so ** is more expensive, and it is still possible to drop it at present, and it is estimated that it will have to wait for the next year's **.

No, because this year's grain harvest is very bad, resulting in a great decrease in quantity, so the ** will go up, and it will fall when the next year's harvest is good.

Because this year's corn production is relatively small, it is not that it will not go down if it goes up, and the grain is determined according to the output.

No, the corn handed over by the farmer is still the difference of a dime if you sell more.

The price of grain has dropped greatly.

There are three main reasons for corn ****.

First, there is strong demand. The recovery of pig production has accelerated, and the demand for feed corn has increased. Alcohol, cornstarch.

and other demand is also increasing, processing enterprises and businessmen are generally optimistic, and the purchase price has increased.

Second, it is an increase in costs. This year's typhoon has caused the lodging of corn in some affected areas in Northeast China, and the cost of machine harvesting has increased, and farmers are reluctant to sell.

Third, it is capital speculation. Affected by the epidemic, the speculation on grain in the domestic and foreign investment markets has shown signs of heating up. Since October, corn **.

Obviously, it leads to the spot **linkage**.

Henan corn continues to rise, these factors are the main reason for the rise in corn prices.

Because this year, due to the impact of natural disasters, many corn did not mature as scheduled, so the supply and demand of corn decreased, so the price of corn will increase this year.

There are many reasons for the rise in corn prices this year, such as the domestic corn planting area has been greatly reduced, resulting in the phenomenon of scarcity becoming expensive, and another reason is that with the friction between China and the United States, it has led to the rise in corn prices.

1. A large part of the reason for the decrease in production and the increase in corn prices is because of the low yield; 2. The inventory is digested quickly, and the market demand for corn is large, resulting in the rapid digestion of inventory. 3. The transportation cost is high, and the transportation cost is increased due to weather reasons, so that the corn is increased.

The main reason is that very few people planted during the epidemic, and there were many floods in the summer, so this year is really a year of many disasters.

It is because of the epidemic that the amount of corn is not much, and other agricultural products are also affected, so ** will also increase.

It's hard to go up, I heard that foreign corn is cheaper to China than the local one, and the state no longer regulates grain.

Will corn purchases continue to rise?