1, the population of the United States is 300 million, and farmers account for 1%, which is about 2 million. However, the United States is the largest exporter of agricultural products in the world today, and most crops are exported.
2. In the United States, 20% of farmers have college degrees and know about trade wars.
Farmers in America practice farm management, and each farm has an average of 500 acres of farmland. The competition among farmers is fierce. In order to increase income and reduce costs, many farmers have to lease thousands of acres of farmland. Everyone put in a lot and produced a lot. If the trade is not good, it will seriously hurt agriculture. Can't afford to lose. China is a small-scale peasant economy. If it loses, it will lose.
4. In the United States, 20% of farms actively use helicopters for field management, and some large plots use remote-controlled tractors for automatic farming.
48% of the 2 million farmers in the United States have Internet access technology. The Internet plays an important role in farmers' daily production and provides many convenient conditions for scientific planting. After harvesting, American farmers browse the futures market through the Internet, and international grain export companies announce the purchase prices of soybeans and corn every day. Once the prices are right, they can sell them.
The U.S. government does not interfere with market supply and demand. The government mainly helps farmers in agricultural insurance projects. The government subsidizes insurance companies by 30%, and farmers pay $30 per acre. Farmers buy agricultural insurance, and once the land harvest is far below the historical average output, or the overall income drops sharply in that year, they can get insurance compensation. They will demand state compensation and push insurance companies to engage in trade wars together.