Why is the price of corn so expensive that when the price of grain goes up, it will not come down?

After this question was issued, it caused a discussion. Someone said, "That's true. Every time the price of corn rises, it is very small, just one point. I have encountered it myself, but the price of corn has dropped by a few points per catty, which is not enough for one day. " Others said: "This is basically the case here, although it is not specific.

Regarding the rise and fall of grain prices, I don't know if you have heard that "as the main grain crops, not only corn, but also wheat, rice and other crops, the price per catty is divided up or down, and the range is already very large, and it is basically divided, not to mention yuan".

If you have friends who have paid attention to the trend of corn prices, you will find that the prices are basically up or down, and the range will not be great. This view can also be seen from the minimum purchase price of rice and wheat in recent years. For example, the minimum purchase price of rice has remained unchanged for 20 18 and 20 19 years (early indica rice (third class, the same below), and the minimum purchase prices of medium and late indica rice and japonica rice are 50 kg 120 yuan, 126 yuan and/kloc, respectively. In 2020, the purchase price of early indica rice and mid-late indica rice will remain unchanged, and the purchase price of japonica rice will increase by 1 cent. Let's look at the minimum purchase price of wheat. 20 18 years is the third-class wheat per catty 1. 15 yuan. In 20 19, as in 2020, the price per catty 1. 12 yuan was 30 cents lower.

Therefore, on the whole, whether it is corn or other food crops, the price fluctuation will not be too big, and stability is the premise. Unlike fruits and vegetables, when they are cheap, they cost a few cents per catty, but when they are expensive, they can be doubled or even dozens of times.

Speaking of corn prices, corn prices in many areas have increased slightly recently, but some industry organizations have analyzed that there may be a correction in late March. First, farmers may concentrate on selling grain, and some grain collection agencies will lower prices. Second, it will take some time to restore the pig breeding before, and the feeding demand is not very urgent. Third, with the slow recovery of logistics and transportation, some deep processing enterprises choose to increase.

To sum up, the rise and fall of corn prices will not be particularly large in a short period of time. For farmers who still have food at home, they can sell it in time if the local price is suitable. If the price is not ideal, then continue to wait.