Vegetable prices are so high, so why is it the farmers who suffer?

Recently vegetable prices have soared, so I asked a colleague from my hometown who grows vegetables, and I said, has your family been making a fortune lately?

He said, making what fortune? My parents are worried sick!

Worried about what?

Not only are they not making money, it is also stressing them out! Why are vegetables so expensive when what I wholesale from my fields barely breaks even!

Vegetable farmers do not make money, consumers buy at high prices, both sides lose. Where did the money go?

The distribution links really do cause big losses, but it should not be jumping 10 times over!

If we are asking why vegetable prices have risen so much recently, the low temperatures in the south reducing vegetable supply is not the main factor.

The main reason is that some people are hoarding goods, and there are vegetable monopolists!

Prices have risen this much because merchants are manipulating them, right? It has nothing to do with farmers...

How do we solve the problem so that both farmers and consumers benefit?

If farmers' vegetables could be delivered directly to consumers' dining tables, skipping the middle links, farmers could sell for a bit more money and consumers could buy a bit cheaper.

Not only that, if there were direct supply from the production area, you could trace which piece of land the leafy green you eat today came from, and food safety would be better guaranteed too.