What crops are good to plant in 2017? These three cannot be planted casually

The market is a very strange thing. Sometimes when there is a lot of something on the market, the price becomes cheap; conversely, the price rises. The same is true for crop planting. Those who blindly follow the trend and plant will end up losing money, and it is only the ordinary people who suffer. So in 2017, which crops cannot be planted casually? Today I will bring up a few, just for friends' reference.

1. Garlic. In 2016, the price of garlic was relatively high, and in recent years there was once the saying “garlic you ruthless”, which led many people to put a large amount of financial and material resources into growing garlic. But on the market, the real demand for garlic is not great. Garlic is only used as a seasoning, not a necessity, so planting garlic must be done cautiously.

2. Onions. Onions have high yields and large profits, and are welcomed by many farmer friends. But in 2016, many cases of following the trend and planting became a common sight. However, according to data, because onions were widely planted in 2016, onion oversupply had already appeared in many areas. So one can imagine what kind of fluctuation the price of onions will show in 2017, and farmer friends need to think this over carefully themselves.

3. Corn. The market price of corn has been unable to rise in recent years. Although on the market, corn, as the main raw material for feed, has always had considerable market demand, in the face of the impact of imported corn and high inventories, domestic corn prices have generally fallen.

Although the market may generally be like this, each region will also have differences. Each place needs to look at the local market and adopt an objective approach to deal with it.