Information on food shortages in Thailand, what are the main food items in Thailand

According to Xinhua News Agency on April 29, the Thai Cabinet meeting agreed on the 29th to reserve national grain to alleviate the shortage of bagged rice in Thailand's domestic market.

At the cabinet meeting on the same day, Thailand** agreed to ****2.1 million tons of national grain reserves at 15% to 20% below the market price. At the same time, Thailand** is preparing to set up a special committee to be responsible for the transfer, distribution and replenishment of national grain reserves. After the grain reserves, Thailand will replenish the reserve granaries through various channels to ensure that its reserves are not less than 2.1 million tons.

According to reports, in order to standardize the distribution of grain reserves, local governments at all levels in Thailand will directly put grain reserves into the market without going through any middlemen.

Thailand is the world's largest exporter of rice. Due to the sharp grain prices in the international market and Thailand's insistence on the policy of not restricting rice exports, Thailand's rice exports have increased recently, while bagged rice in Thailand's domestic market has been continuously out of stock, and ** has also been rising.

The main grains produced in Thailand are: rice, corn and soybeans.

Rice is also an important exporter of rice.

The main food crop in Southeast Asia is rice, with Thailand, Vietnam and Myanmar being the world's most important rice exporters.

Southeast Asia is also the world's largest producer of rubber, oil palm, coconut and tarred linen, and is known as the 'oil king of the world'.

Rice is a grain crop with a high yield per unit area, high temperature and rain in Southeast Asia are suitable for rice growth, Southeast Asia is sparsely populated, arable land is more, and the climate is dry.

Tropical monsoon climate, high temperature throughout the year, more precipitation in summer, rain and heat at the same time;

Growing rice.

Bangkok is a transitional zone of tropical monsoon climate and rainforest climate, with hot seasons and abundant rainfall. Located on a vast plain, rice is harvested three times a year. So, rice is not just the main crop in Bangkok, but in the whole of Thailand!

Thailand's climate is tropical monsoon. The year is divided into three seasons: hot, rainy and dry. The average annual temperature is 24 30. The average annual temperature is not less than 18, and the average annual precipitation is about 1000 mm.

The same period of rain and heat is suitable for growing rice.

For livelihood products like this, I think the reason for export is very simple, first of all, there must be oversupply, and secondly, there must be advantages.

Thai rice is suitable for both points, Chinese rice must first solve the problem of food and clothing for the people of their own country, it is impossible for the Chinese people to export desperately without eating, so the country will definitely not allow it; In addition, in terms of grain exports, the quality of Thai rice should be relatively higher than our rice quality in the international market (I mean average), after all, this grain crop has certain regional advantages, and not all places can produce or all places produce the same quality.

China also exports a lot of it, but it doesn't say it publicly.

At present, the contracted land of rural farmers is only a small piece of land, and it is impossible to operate it on a large scale. It's strange that someone has a race.

You go to the countryside and have a look. Large tracts of farmland have been abandoned and grass grows. There are no young people to farm.

Isn't it okay to have less domestic ones and more inputs?

We have been purchasing Thai rice for decades.

Hello! Thailand has a tropical monsoon climate, humid and rainy all year round, and a wide water network, with a long tradition of rice cultivation, but due to historical, economic, topographical and other reasons, the degree of mechanization is relatively low.

The main rivers in Thailand are the Mekong River and the Chao Phraya River. The Mekong River is the boundary river between Thailand and Laos. The Chao Phraya River is the core water system of central Thailand, and the inland part of the basin is flat, the land is fertile, and the light and heat are abundant, making it the main grain producing area of Thailand.