Why did food prices start to rise after farmers sold out?

It is indeed a phenomenon that most farmers have to sell their grain after harvest. So, where are the deep-seated problems? Here's what I know:

One: Most farmers mean small farmers, not "buying and selling".

Second, farmers' ideological realm is relatively conservative, and they firmly respect their duties. On the contrary, "buyers and sellers" know how to make money and what business they plan to do all day.

Three: the grain collectors have a thorough understanding of the psychology of most grain farmers. Even if you don't have cash, you can accept it: people in Li Sanhe and wucun will call you brother if they don't call you cousin, and the older ones will call you uncle, beating their chests and feet, and they will give money tomorrow at the latest. As for lowering the price, that is not a problem!

There is no denying that most farmers really have no money. In the words of farmers, people dig a hole before they die. It is not easy for farmers. Living is often beyond our means, and there is no way to sell vegetables in a hurry!

Five: After most farmers sell grain, the grain price rises, which is under the control of the grain collectors. Buy in bulk and make money. Small acquisitions with less water and high up-conversion prices can still make money.

The above is my personal understanding, just saying.

Generally speaking, farmers will not sell food unless they have to. Besides, they are usually sold at the end. Usually, they have no time, but they usually procrastinate. When they finally sold it, they just bought it back and raised the price. There are many such things, and the key issue is to raise their prices as soon as possible. Because they are busy looking for time to sell, they don't consider the price factor at all. It's always like this. The root cause is that they will raise prices soon. They can't wait.

Just like we water, it rains just after watering, because at a certain time, it will rain soon and the crops will die of drought. Generally speaking, it is absolutely accommodating to the real drought. If you continue to insist on not watering at all, the key is that it will die of drought without watering, so it will rain after watering, because it will rain at a certain time.

Nowadays, ordinary people don't wait to spend money or buy food. They all hang the sticks until 10 and sell them early when they have time. Those who have no time have been dragging on, and they don't care where they are thrown. As for price increase or price reduction, it doesn't matter if they don't expect food to live at all. Finally, because it takes too long, they really should buy it. When they sell, the price will basically increase soon, so it is the most.

The root cause is that it has been stored for too long, and the food supply is in short supply. The stall he bought just went up in price, so he sold it in a hurry and finally went up in price. There are many such phenomena. Just a few days, you can catch up. The point is that these people have no time and don't care about the price. This is their purpose.

If you don't sell them, the price will go up, which is particularly common. The root cause is that if you sell it too late, in fact, if you don't sell it, you will have to raise the price. Anyone who cares a little can catch up, mainly because you sold it too late. In fact, you can't care too much. After all, everyone is busy with work. Does this money matter?