Some people say that grain buyers will make a difference. Why don't farmers sell them directly to grain depots and enterprises?

There are two reasons: 1. Quality difference. 2. The price difference between grain buyers and farmers.

The prices of different qualities of corn are really different. For example, in some places, the price of corn 30 water is less than 0.65 yuan/kg. But for high-quality corn with low moisture 14 and mildew rate, the price can reach 9 cents per catty or even 1 yuan per district! When many farmers are eager to sell corn, they are ready to let go after drying the collected corn grass.

Therefore, it has high water content, high humidity and low price. However, for grain depots, the corn they buy is directly put into storage, and few of them are put into storage after drying (with some exceptions). Therefore, the grain quality of the grain depot is relatively good, and the higher price is reasonable. There is a price difference between grain buyers and farmers. Farmers often see people driving to buy food. These people are the bridge between the grain depot and the farmers.

They are also called middlemen! There is an advertisement that says, "Don't ask me why the goods are so cheap, because there is no middleman to make the difference", and so is the grain. A middleman among them took part of the profits that farmers should have earned. That may be too much. After all, middlemen collect food from thousands of farmers. However, it is very convenient for them to move to the grain depot. It is also right to make some hard money from it. If there is no price difference between middlemen, the price of grain in farmers' hands may be higher.

To sum up, there must be a price difference between farmers and grain depots or grain deep processing enterprises, and this price difference is the income that middlemen need to earn. In addition to the above factors, sometimes farmers feel that the price gap between farmers and grain depots is too large, which may be the difference in quality. Of course, this does not rule out regional factors. After all, China is a vast country, which may lead to food shortage and high prices in some areas.