Why are farmers afraid of big farmers?

Selling agricultural materials is afraid of big farmers? Don't farmers want to make money? Big growers come to buy things and don't want to sell them? Many people must be surprised to hear it! It can only be said that the exotic market breeds exotic phenomena, selling instead of buying!

Today, Xingnongtang will talk to you about the wonderful things in the agricultural resources circle! Why are agricultural producers afraid of big growers?

Agricultural cancer caused by credit sale

Many farmers are lamenting that money is hard to earn, profits are getting worse every year, and credit is getting higher every year. Selling on credit has become a common practice, and it slowly dies. If it is not on credit, it will die immediately and become a cancer of agricultural materials. In many places, agricultural products are sold on credit once a year, and it is better for 5-6 months. Imagine that the profit of agricultural products industry is declining every year, and the interest on credit sales is consumed, which has a key impact on the cash flow of agricultural products suppliers, and the capital turnover is not open; In case of another emergency, agricultural products are worthless, credit accounts are unclear, and it is strange to die. Moreover, the demand of large growers is greater, and the funds involved in credit sales are also greater. Generally speaking, small agricultural producers are afraid to contact large households easily. Bad luck, at least a year of work in vain, more work in vain. Therefore, there will be a phenomenon that agricultural producers are afraid of planting large households.

Many people say that it can improve the profit margin. Earn 10% in cash and 20% in credit, but it is really impossible to earn 30%. This is similar to engaging in black-hearted p2p. You see other people's high rebates, others see your principal. The headmaster is gone. What are you playing?

There are too many "pseudo-extended families"

Why do you say there are too many fake big families? Yes, many large rural households are "gamblers" now, and the gambling component is particularly large. If the crop price is high next year, it will make a fortune; If the price is low next year, it will go bankrupt. Especially in the years when the price fluctuates greatly, such as "garlic is cruel to you" and "ginger is your army" in previous years, many people saw the thief eating meat and didn't see the thief being beaten. Seeing that I made a lot of money, I followed suit and risked my life to blog, and the result was devastated. By the way, I have also suffered losses from agricultural suppliers who sell on credit. A large planter without technical support and risk control ability can only be called a gambler, not a real gambler.