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Ginger Price Nears Pork Price: Why Do Agricultural Products Struggle to Escape the Price Cycle?
Although this year's market has seen none of the excitement of "Bean You Play," "Garlic You Fierce," and "Pepper You No Bargain," the reappearance of "Ginger You Army," up more than threefold year-on-year, has still drawn widespread attention. Currently, the national ginger price has more than doubled compared with the same period last year, standing at the level of 13 yuan/kg.
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Sea Cucumber Prices Hit Bottom and Rebound Sharply, Aquaculture Enters a Boom Cycle
Last week, the average price of sea cucumber at the Weihai aquatic products market in Shandong was 120 yuan per kg, up 9% week-on-week and up 20% since May. Industry insiders analyze that due to restricted high-end consumption over the past 3 years and high inventories, sea cucumber prices fell sharply and have recently dropped back to a 5-year low.
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Ginger Price Once Again Surpasses Pork, the Ginger Cycle Returns After Four Years
The Ginger Cycle Returns Again: After Four Years, Ginger Price Once Again More Expensive Than Pork. Our reporter Zhang Zhi, intern reporter Tang Yin report from Beijing. Earn a Range Rover in half a year. This was the most ordinary income for ginger merchants during the 2010 "Ginger You Army" period. Just 4 years later, a fiercer "Ginger Army" has returned
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Mainland Agricultural Product Prices Caught in a Recurring Cycle of Rises and Falls; Supply-Demand Imbalance Hurts All Parties
Mao Yugui, a 60-year-old vegetable farmer in Lanzhou, lost money on all four mu of cauliflower he planted this year. The price slump in cauliflower, which has been on the market for nearly a month, has dealt the old man a heavy blow: since mid-July, cauliflower prices began falling from 1 yuan per jin (RMB, same below), down to 1 jiao, 5 fen... until no one would even ask about it, and in the end it could only be dumped or fed to livestock.
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Reducing the Proportion of Corn in Feed Helps Break Free from the Vicious Cycle of Selling Low and Buying High
In the past, pig farming sometimes yielded zero profit; now things are better - using straw instead of corn as feed can increase income by 200 yuan per pig raised. These words from Liu Bin, a farmer in Kalun Village, Xingyuan Township, Songyuan Economic and Technological Development Zone, capture the encouraging changes in the village's pig farming industry. In earlier years, pork
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