Advancing the integration of the grain industry chain may be achievable

Along with the substantial increase in the scale of grain production and the continuous improvement of the land market, this kind of industry chain integration will gradually spread throughout the crop farming sector in the future, and grain will also increasingly achieve “farm-to-table” full traceability, with grain production becoming a "branded" activity.

The company grows crops by transferring large areas of land, supports this with primary processing or deep processing, and finally forms a finished product that reaches consumers.

Of course, unlike the hog farming industry, which has already reached a relatively high degree of scale, crop farming is still very fragmented at present, and extending from the growing end to the market end is very difficult. What is more likely is that downstream enterprises with market and channel resources will extend into the grain production segment, and there are also two forms of this extension: capital “going to the countryside” and combining with land, with the company growing crops by transferring large areas of land, supporting this with primary processing or deep processing, and finally forming a finished product that reaches consumers.

⟦NL> Through the “company + farmers” model, small and medium-sized scaled growers are gathered into large-scale raw material suppliers, and the company provides the necessary means of production, puts forward production standards, and provides growing guidance.