Why is the U.S. the largest exporter of beans and corn?

The United States accounts for one-tenth of the world's arable land, but exports four-tenths of the world's wheat, six-tenths of corn and three-tenths of soybeans.

But here we are talking about exports. It's not the yield. Of course, when it comes to unit production, the United States is also the world's first, which comes from developed technology and a suitable climate.

And the most fundamental reason why production can account for so much of the world's share is:

These things are rarely consumed in the United States. Moreover, the soybeans and corn exported from the United States are extracted. But it does not affect its nutritional value.

The land, the temperature, and the technology are very people.

The area is large, the policy is supportive, and the population is small.

The cultivated land is large and the science and technology are developed.

Reason: In the first few years, the country was self-sufficient. With China's accession to the WTO, it has been adopting a relatively loose policy on imported soybeans (which is also the price that must be paid for joining the WTO, freedom), which also gives foreign soybeans opportunities, these soybeans are mostly genetically modified soybeans, with high yield, low planting costs, and cheaper than domestic soybeans, so it has had a serious impact on Chinese soybeans.

Oil companies are overly dependent on imported soybeans, and at the same time that domestic soybeans are being cannibalized, China's edible oil industry is also controlled by foreign giants, and has lost the right to speak in edible oil. Farmers plant soybeans, a bumper harvest, foreign soybeans come, and international giants control soybeans ** to make soybeans lower than domestic soybean ** sales, so that domestic farmers will not plant or plant less soybeans next year on the basis of no profits, and so on to create a vicious circle, and eventually lead to international giants to control the domestic soybean discourse. In addition, the domestic edible oil industry is controlled by foreign (mainly American) giants.

Here's why. It is the responsibility of the state, and the poor people have no right to speak, they only have the right to survive and the right to be chosen. Sad!!

Forehead ......It seems to be because China has a lot of things to import from the United States, and a lot of things to import from the United States. If we don't accept U.S. imports of soybeans and corn from China, the U.S. will stop importing Chinese goods, or raise tariffs ......It may also be that it will stop importing some things to China that China cannot produce but are in high demand......Anyway, it is the United States that threatens China with some conditions ......I remember it too vaguely......I'm sorry.

Feb. 26 Corn.

Zhengzhou 1380 entry price.

Shijiazhuang 1330 purchase price.

Jining 1360 to station price.

Zhoukou 1410 platform price.

Hefei 1500 to station price.

Lianyungang 1440 to the station price.

Feb. 26 Soybeans.

Shijiazhuang 3680 oil mill price (domestic).

Jinan 3720 Transaction price (domestic).

Yongcheng 3460 oil mill purchase price (domestic), Xuchang 4000 platform price (domestic).

It's because your own country is not enough.

I also saw Zhejiang News last night, and now many vegetable fields have built houses.

According to statistics: China's soybean yield per mu is 300 catties, and the corn yield per mu is 1,500 catties, so the state abandons planting soybeans and encourages corn, so the gap of soybeans must be introduced in large quantities, so that corn is not enough and also needs to be introduced and supplemented.