What vegetables make money in 2020? A roundup of popular vegetables in 2019

Vegetables are indispensable to three meals a day and account for a very large share of daily life. The vegetable planting season has come around once again. What vegetables are relatively profitable to grow in 2020? Here is a roundup of the best-selling vegetables of 2019 for reference.

1. The best-selling vegetables of 2019

There are many kinds of vegetables, and their popularity varies. As the saying goes, one person's radish is another person's greens, but some vegetables sell extremely well on the market and are sought after by many people.

Root vegetables: white radish, carrot;

Stem vegetables: onion, lotus root, garlic, ginger, potato, celtuce;

Leafy vegetables: spinach, napa cabbage, scallion, Chinese chives, celery, lettuce, cabbage, common cabbage (baby bok choy);

Flower vegetables: cauliflower, garlic scapes;

Fruiting vegetables: winter melon, hyacinth bean, cucumber, pumpkin, eggplant, green pepper, tomato, zucchini;

Mushroom vegetables: oyster mushroom, shiitake mushroom,

2. What vegetables are relatively profitable to grow in 2020?

1. Vegetables with high sales

If you do not have sufficient sales and do not have enough experience, then you can grow the above vegetables with relatively large sales volumes, such as radish, lotus root, potato, napa cabbage, lettuce, winter melon, cucumber, pumpkin, eggplant, green pepper and so on. These vegetables have large sales volumes on the market and are highly popular, so you hardly need to worry about sales. However, growing vegetables with high sales means the price will be relatively low and the average profit relatively small. This suits small and medium-sized farmers who do not have sufficient sales channels.

2. Vegetables with large price fluctuations

Some vegetables have relatively large price fluctuations. During 2019, the prices of vegetables such as peanut, ginger and scallion fluctuated greatly, and some speculators were able to take advantage of vegetables with price fluctuations to gain relatively high profits. However, choosing vegetables with large price fluctuations carries a certain risk, because ordinary people cannot predict which vegetables will have relatively large price fluctuations. Choosing vegetables with large price fluctuations is only suitable for some speculators and some farmers who are lucky, and is not recommended for ordinary small and medium-sized farmers.

3. Rare and precious vegetables seldom seen on the market

Although there are many vegetables on the market, some relatively rare vegetables are also very popular. Such vegetables are often relatively expensive, and a small number of consumers will pay for them just to try something new, so large-scale planting requires caution. Such vegetables include golden silk gourd, tree head vegetable, mini pumpkin, purple bok choy and so on.

What vegetables to grow still has to be decided according to your own actual situation. As long as you grow mainstream vegetables, you can generally make money.