With the full start of the autumn harvest, I believe that the farmer Lao Tie is very optimistic about the market of corn and soybeans in Northeast China from the end of this year to the beginning of next year.

In the past two days, the discussion on the price trend of corn and soybean on the Internet has been very heated. Some friends have extreme views. They think it is unlikely that domestic food prices will rise in the future.

Because food prices affect the whole body, if food prices rise, other prices will also rise, not worth the candle.

First of all, it is said that rising food prices are the general trend. I think what we are discussing now is not whether food prices will rise, but how much.

If the grain price in Northeast China can rise sharply, it will not only be more conducive to ensuring farmers' income from growing grain, but also be conducive to the overall situation of national food security.

Here, Lao Dao first opposed these extremely pessimistic views.

From the long-term trend, from the second half of 2022 to 2023, the prices of corn and soybeans will have three major changes, and I hope that farmer Lao Tie can have a basic understanding.

Grain price change 1: corn purchase will show a trend of first stabilizing and then rising;

Lao Dao said: With the full start of the autumn harvest this year, the corn in the Northeast New Area has ushered in a high price scale, but the high price scale will not continue to increase, and even some deep processing enterprises will directly offer high prices to buy corn grain sources, so as to avoid the passive risks brought by the later corn price increase as much as possible.

Judging from the listing scale of corn this year, the total listing scale of corn in Northeast China is lower than that of 202 1.

Therefore, with the passage of time, the mechanism of excellent grain and good price will play a greater role.

In the process of adjusting the relationship between supply and demand in the market, there will be a new price increase in corn prices.

Lao Dao has great expectations for the corn price increase in Northeast China this year. The high price of corn is likely to reach 1.5 yuan per catty.

Grain price change 2: soybean prices will get stronger regulation and protection this year;

Lao Dao said that starting from today, the "Grain Planting Strategy" formulated by the state clearly proposed to encourage soybean planting, and the Northeast region has also undertaken a considerable part of the task of expanding soybean planting.

Judging from this year's subsidy policy, it is not difficult to find that the state and local governments have formulated a series of subsidy programs for the cultivation of soybean industry.

Compared with previous years, the planting scale in Northeast China has been greatly improved. If the income of farmers' old iron planting soybeans is unstable this year, who will be willing to plant soybeans in 2023? Therefore, the policy will continue to strengthen the regulation and protection of the old railway.

Grain price change 3: corn and soybean prices will rise moderately, but will not skyrocket;

Lao Dao said that regarding the future market trend of corn and soybean in Northeast China, Lao Dao still believes that the price of corn in Northeast China will rise moderately, but the price increase will not get out of control.

Although some opinions are very loud, the price increase of grain will affect the whole body, but I think the advantages of moderate price increase outweigh the disadvantages.

Judging from the long-term trend, I think that the favorable food prices in Northeast China exist objectively, and the old irons can sell food in an orderly manner according to their own planting conditions.

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2022 is a crucial year for comprehensively promoting rural revitalization. Lao Dao firmly believes that farmers' planting income will be further improved under the guarantee of various state policies to support farmers.

Here, I also urge you to click on the lower right corner at the end of the article to praise the country's grain price control policy.