Do the big grain growers make money by subsidizing or by growing grain?

Most of the big grain growers still make money by growing grain, and some rely on subsidies to get money! With the rise in the prices of pesticides, chemical fertilizers and artificial labor, but the price of grain has not risen, it is becoming more and more difficult for big grain growers to make money! People can't help asking how the big grain growers make money.

1. Lower cost

Apart from the cost of land transfer, other costs are even lower.

The cost of agricultural materials: the price of purchasing 2 mu of land is definitely different from that of buying 200 mu of land. Large grain growers can save about 1020% on the cost of agricultural materials.

Management cost: large grain growers generally have all kinds of vehicles and machinery, so they can only spend some gas money and wear fees when carrying out related operations. Even if you have no machinery and need to find someone else's machine, the generous operation is cheaper than scattered plots. In terms of management costs, heavy users can save about 2050%.

2. Higher output

Do not think that the yield is low if the planting area is more, and the yield per mu of most large grain growers is higher than that of ordinary farmers. Their main occupation is farming, and they know more about planting management than ordinary farmers.

This year, among the big grain growers in our side, the output of early rice can generally reach about 1000 to 1200 jin. According to this output, excluding the cost of land transfer and other costs, a mu of land can get a benefit of 300,500 yuan.

3. Subsidy for growing grain

In recent years, support for large grain growers has been increased, and grain subsidies have also increased. In the case of planting 200 mu of land, according to different subsidy policies in different regions, large grain growers can receive various subsidies of 10,000 to 30,000 yuan.

4. Planting cash crops

In addition to growing ordinary food crops, many people have transferred land to grow cash crops, such as garlic, onions, vegetables and fruit trees. Under the condition of good planting management and good market, the benefit of cash crops is 3 to 5 times or more than that of ordinary food crops.