Planting corn after the wheat harvest: you need to understand this year's corn subsidy clearly in advance
As for the 2018 corn planting subsidy, the state has not yet published an exact standard. However, at an earlier relevant meeting of the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Affairs, some explanation was still given for this year's corn subsidy, set at 100 yuan per mu. That is to say, this year's subsidy for corn producers still exists and will not go unpaid.
At present, corn stocks are still relatively large, so the corn subsidy will not be high, and the 100 yuan per mu stated in the relevant information also shows that this year's corn subsidy amount has been lowered once again. However, do not assume that all regions can receive this subsidy. In the policies of recent years, the scope of the corn subsidy is the three northeastern provinces and the Inner Mongolia region, commonly known as the Sickle Bay area. As for other regions, they cannot yet receive it.
Looking at the overall trend, future corn subsidies may rise again after falling, and China's corn is now gradually speeding up its alignment with international standards, which directly leads to falling grain prices. As a result, farmers' enthusiasm for growing grain is bound to decline. To raise farmers' enthusiasm for growing grain, increasing agricultural subsidies is also an inevitable path for the future.
This year's corn subsidy has indeed declined somewhat, but this year's soybean subsidy has increased somewhat. Overall, the formulation of subsidy plans is also based on the current domestic situation, and this will continue to be the case in the future.
It is worth mentioning that under the corn subsidy plan, silage corn cannot receive the subsidy, while fresh-eating corn can. In the subsidy disbursement process, the actual corn growers can receive the subsidy, which means that farmers who have transferred their land out cannot in principle receive the subsidy.
The above is some information about the subsidies, and I hope it is helpful to everyone.