The impact of the financial crisis on seed industry is indirect!

The financial crisis will lead to the consumption of agricultural products, cause the price of agricultural products to fall, reduce the enthusiasm of farmers for seed production, and have an impact on seeds and fertilizers.

However, we must pay attention to national policies. At present, the state has been introducing the policy of benefiting farmers, protecting farmers' interests and encouraging grain production. Moreover, in 2008, the land transfer policy was determined to encourage people with the ability to grow grain to contract land and expand the scale of planting. Such a policy will mitigate the impact of the crisis.

Personal suggestion: seeds should be aimed at national hot agricultural products. There is a bumper harvest of corn this year, but the planting area of corn and other food crops will decrease next year, and the demand for seeds will decrease. There are many suggestions, or there can be a fixed-point contract allocation scheme.