On a sunny November day, Xiao Zhang, a Chinese agricultural expert, was in the news and suddenly exclaimed that the U.S. economy had officially declared a recession. Xiao Zhang clapped his hands and said that he seemed to see that the positioning of the United States as the world's boss was about to be crushed. However, Professor Li, the old expert in the room, had a serious face. He remembered what his mentor taught him when he was a graduate student many years ago: "The world is a whole with you and me, and I with you." He believes that changes in the global economic landscape will inevitably have an impact on the interconnected agricultural market. At present, the gap between supply and demand of domestic corn in China is too large, and domestic corn is speculated to 2,900 yuan per ton, while American corn is only 2,200-2,400 yuan per ton. As a result, China was forced to import large quantities of corn from the United States to quell the demand for necessities. A week later, China's Ministry of Commerce announced that China had once again imported 1.36 million tons of corn from the United States. After hearing this, Xiao Zhang suddenly realized: With this import, grain prices may be able to stabilize in the short term. But in the long run, China will face a strategic dependence on American corn. In the event of a conflict, who will ensure our food security?Of course, food security is a top priority for the country.
However, the current pig herd exceeds 400 million heads, and a large amount of corn is consumed as feed, and the corn used for feed has reached 183 million tons in the past three years. It is the dramatic growth of the aquaculture industry that has led to a shortage of domestic corn. Importing foreign grain may be a short-term strategy, but in the long run, China will face a strategic dependence on American corn. Such dependence is very dangerous, and if conflict breaks out, it will greatly affect our food security. On the side of a mountain road in Hebei, a dilapidated truck jolts forward in the dark night. In the car sat two middle-aged men in rough clothes, their faces full of wrinkles from hard work. The driver, Wang Laohan, held the steering wheel tightly, for fear that the car would get out of the rugged mountain road. The carriages were piled with bags of corn, which they carried on their backs. Hebei's ** corn smuggling sparked a game. Deputy Xiaofu asked tentatively, "How much can this corn be sold for" Wang Laohan laughed dryly, "Now that the corn ** is soaring, it can be sold for more than 3,000." "In such a situation, we should pay more attention to independent innovation and improve the level of domestic agricultural production. At the same time, it is also very important to strengthen international exchanges and cooperation and promote the linkage development of the global agricultural market.
Only in this way will we be able to deal with any uncertainties in the future and ensure the food security of our country and people. This paper describes the contradiction between corn supply and demand in China and its impact on the aquaculture industry and pork. Starting from the smuggling of corn by Xiaofu and Wang Laohan, the article leads to the current situation that China's demand for corn is higher than that of domestic production capacity. The article points out that the development of aquaculture industry is an important reason for the surge in demand for corn, and a large number of imported cheap corn will impact the profit margins of domestic corn and intensify foreign dependence. Based on the analysis of the relationship between feed consumption and pork, this paper emphasizes the dilemma of the proportion of corn in feed and the strategic dependence on U.S. corn. Finally, the article expressed people's dissatisfaction and concern about prices through Aunt Li's complaints. In this article, the author introduces the background of the contradiction between corn supply and demand in China through the dialogue between Xiaofu and Wang Laohan. At the same time, it can be seen from Wang Laohan's psychological activities that he is dissatisfied and anxious about the risky behavior of smuggling corn. This also shows people's concerns about prices. Then, the article explained the reason for pork *** through the dialogue between Aunt Li and Xiao Wang, that is, the high cost of feed.
The article emphasizes the importance of the proportion of corn in feed, and points out the problem of China's excessive dependence on American corn. Finally, Aunt Li's complaint is a general reflection of price ** and economic instability, and also echoes the psychology of Wang Laohan at the beginning of the article. It can be seen that this article shows the contradiction between corn supply and demand and the impact of prices on people's lives through multi-angle and multi-character narration. At the same time, the article also expresses the call for the improvement of domestic production capacity and the reduction of foreign dependence. The war for agricultural products has started on a global scale, and the impact on farmers will be far-reaching. When China bought a large amount of U.S. corn, some large soybean growers in the U.S. began to hoard stocks, and the war for agricultural products between China and the United States began. Behind this war is an economic war. History has proven that countries that have long pursued mercantilism will eventually reap the consequences. Professor Li believes that once China's strategic corn stocks are exhausted and it relies on imports of U.S. corn, U.S. soybeans will become the next available **. Regarding this situation, Xiao Zhang also expressed his concern.
He argues that ordinary peasants are easily confused by immediate interests, and that they may disregard the foundations of national agriculture for the sake of immediate interests. Professor Li also pointed out that in order to achieve sustainable agricultural development, China must adhere to the path of "agriculture-oriented", which is an unshakable belief. Therefore, he called on farmers across the country to keep a clear head and not be confused by short-term interests. However, this problem is not just a problem. The current high grain prices not only affect the quality of life of the people, but also have a far-reaching strategic impact on China's development. The game of food security between China and the United States has surfaced, and China must be vigilant and proactive. In this game, China needs to deeply understand the importance of food security, food is the basic need of the people, and food is the cornerstone of the country. At the same time, there are structural contradictions in agriculture between China and the United States, which suggests that conflicts are inevitable but can be resolved through pragmatic cooperation. In addition, there are many problems of grain shortage in China at present, and we must proceed from our national conditions, adhere to the principle of "agriculture-oriented," and achieve self-reliance. Against this backdrop, farmers must remain rational and not be confused by immediate interests. Only in this way will China be able to win in the future agricultural competition.
Summary: The war for agricultural products has started on a global scale, and the impact on farmers is far-reaching. Behind this war is an economic war. In order to achieve sustainable agricultural development, China must adhere to the path of "agriculture-oriented". The current high food prices not only affect the quality of life of the people, but also have a far-reaching strategic impact. China needs to recognize the importance of food security, and at the same time work pragmatically with the United States to resolve conflicts and achieve self-reliance based on national conditions. Farmers need to remain rational and not be confused by immediate interests in order to win in the future agricultural competition. With the development of society, agriculture, as an important part of the national economy, has always attracted much attention. In recent years, with the progress of science and technology and the support of policies, China's agricultural industry has developed rapidly and made remarkable achievements. However, there are also many risks and challenges. How to do a good job in risk management and prevention in the agricultural field is an urgent problem to be solved. First of all, it is necessary to strengthen the understanding and analysis of agricultural risks. Only by having a thorough grasp of the basic situation of agricultural production and conducting scientific analysis and assessment of the various risks that may be encountered can we take effective measures in a timely manner to reduce losses.
In this process, the first department should strengthen communication and exchanges with farmers to understand their actual situation and needs, so as to better carry out targeted work. Second, it is necessary to strengthen the construction of agricultural disaster prevention and mitigation. Agricultural production is often affected by natural factors such as weather and climate, especially in recent years, the global climate is abnormal, and China's agricultural production is also facing greater risks. To this end, it is necessary to strengthen the construction of agricultural disaster prevention and mitigation and improve the ability to resist risks. This includes strengthening infrastructure and improving disaster early warning systems, as well as strengthening scientific and technological innovation to develop efficient and adaptable disaster-resistant varieties and technologies. Third, it is necessary to strengthen the building of agricultural insurance and subsidy systems. Agricultural insurance and subsidy systems are an important means to prevent agricultural risks. ** We should increase investment, improve the agricultural insurance and subsidy system, and improve farmers' risk tolerance. At the same time, it is also necessary to strengthen the publicity and promotion of insurance and subsidies, and improve the awareness and participation of farmers. Finally, it is necessary to strengthen supervision and law enforcement in the agricultural sector. There is a lot of chaos and illegal behavior in the agricultural sector, which often causes serious losses to farmers.
* Supervision and law enforcement in the agricultural sector should be strengthened, and all kinds of illegal acts should be severely cracked down on, so as to protect the legitimate rights and interests of farmers. In conclusion, agricultural risk management and preparedness is a long-term and complex task. Only by strengthening cognition and analysis, strengthening disaster prevention and mitigation, improving the insurance and subsidy systems, and strengthening supervision and law enforcement can we better deal with agricultural risks, improve the efficiency and quality of agricultural production, safeguard the food security of the Chinese nation, and further promote the prosperity and strength of the motherland.
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