How about this year's bean prices? Will "beans you play" still come?

Long beans, also known as peas, are indispensable dishes on the table all the year round. At this time last year, long beans were selling very well. With the coming of another winter, the producing areas of legume vegetables are decreasing, and the market supply is also greatly reduced.

So, will the bean market this winter repeat last year's boom? How should vegetable farmers view the price signals given by the agricultural market?

Sun Chengyan, a farmer in Shishugang Township, Feixi County, Anhui Province, grows dozens of mu of vegetables at home. Every spring, he will plant five mu of greenhouse beans, and in summer, he will plant ten mu of open-air beans. The market for beans is good this year, which makes Sun Chengyan full of confidence in next year's harvest.

Sun Chengstability: the price this year is OK. The wholesale price is about 3 yuan per jin in spring, 2 yuan in summer, and a little higher in spring. This year's beans are a little higher than last year, about 50 to 60 cents higher. This year earns a little more than last year, a little more than planting other things, it is an economic crop, certainly a little higher economic returns.

It is understood that the beans currently sold in the northern market, in addition to a small number of greenhouse beans in Liaocheng, Shandong Province, are mainly from Yuanmou in Yunnan, Baoshan, Hepu in Guangxi, and Zhangzhou in Fujian. Buyers from all over the country rushed to buy from these producing areas, resulting in a slight rise in the price of beans. We also interviewed Liu Tong, minister of market statistics in Xinfadi, Beijing.

Liu Tong: last week, a small number of beans from Hebei, Tianjin and Liaoning came into Beijing. Beans produced in these areas have been completely delisted this week. On November 4, the wholesale price of beans in the Xinfadi market was 2.2-2.8 yuan per jin, and the price on October 28 was 2-2.8 yuan per jin, up 4.17 percent from the previous week. In the same period last year, the price was 2.9-3.2 yuan per jin, down 18.03 percent from the same period last year.

In the southern market, the situation is much the same. At present, the supply of beans in the Baishazhou market in Wuhan, Hubei Province is mainly from Guangxi, and there is only a very small amount of end-of-date supply in the province and the suburbs. Wang Lianggui, a market analyst at Baishazhou, said that under the influence of weather and temperature, the price of Guangxi beans fluctuated frequently in October and was still rising in November.

Wang Lianggui: in November, the recent end of local beans. At present, there is only one source of beans from Guangxi, and the purchase price of beans from Guangxi has risen, leading to a rise in wholesale prices. this week, the price of beans rose to 6-6.5 yuan per kilogram, with a peak of 7-7.5 yuan. the main reason is that the recent supply reduction, demand does not reduce, so that bean prices continue to rise.

At this time last year, the price of legume vegetables was higher, leading to a significant expansion of farmers this year. However, due to the repeated rainfall and high temperature in the southern region this year, legume vegetables were affected to varying degrees in the early stage, and the yield per mu decreased, so that the supply of legume vegetables did not exceed the demand.

Although the price of shelf beans is lower than the same period last year, the supply capacity is still relatively fragile. Once the weather of the producing area changes, the output will be affected and the price will fluctuate obviously. Wang Lianggui said it could take another month or so to reverse the situation.

Wang Lianggui: two typhoons hit the south this year, which had a great impact on agricultural products. The reduction in production and income of most crops and the decrease in the supply of goods are the main reasons for the rise in bean prices this year. In the later stage, after the increase in the supply of beans on the market in Guangdong, the price of beans should fall, at the same time, it does not rule out the possibility of a small volume and a rise in prices.

Due to the impact of the cold spell, vegetable prices reached their highest level in the same period last winter and this spring. Liu Tong suggested that farmers should not be based solely on last year's prices and market conditions, but should arrange production rationally and not expand their varieties blindly.

Liu Tong: now the price of beans is relatively normal. We are more worried about vegetable production this winter and next spring. We hope that farmers will not arrange production for next spring according to the prices of this spring, so as to prevent some vegetables from being difficult to sell this winter and next spring. Do not be affected by this price, or to reasonably arrange their own planting area, do not expand the species blindly.