Why is the price of vegetables higher in winter than in summer?

The reason is that the unsalable sales of individual varieties of agricultural products are related to regional, structural and seasonal factors, resulting in temporary overproduction. After only half a year, the price of the same dish has changed so much. Although it is a regional case, it is still worth thinking about.

At present, "vegetables are more expensive than meat", one of the reasons is that the price of live pigs falls periodically and the supply of vegetables is short. The impact of bad weather on vegetable prices has a short lag. Due to the continuous rainy weather in the early stage, many main producing areas suffered from waterlogging, which led to a decrease in output, inconvenience in picking, an increase in transportation costs and a general increase in terminal prices.

Seasonal weather impact: Different from bulk agricultural products such as grain, fresh agricultural products such as vegetables have a high degree of marketization and frequent price fluctuations, so it is not an exaggeration to calculate by the day. Compared with large-scale breeding of pigs and broilers, vegetable production is easily affected by seasonal factors and extreme weather, and it is not surprising that the short-term supply reduction leads to price increase.

The price of vegetables starts to rise in September and June every year, 10, mainly because the weather turns cold and the growth of vegetables declines, but some autumn vegetables are not affected. In March and April, it began to fall, mainly because southern vegetables and some northern greenhouse vegetables were gradually listed, and the prices gradually fell.

When the vegetable market is "green and yellow", the summer vegetables are listed, and the autumn and winter vegetables are listed less. In addition, in many places this year, the temperature rises faster and there is more rain. Vegetables in large vegetable producing areas grow slowly or even reduce production in some producing areas. With less supply and greater demand, prices will definitely go up.

With the recovery of vegetable production, some vegetables that have been put on the market are listed on the market, and the prices of some varieties may also fall. However, the continuous rainfall has affected the planting of vegetables in autumn and winter crops in some places, and there may be a situation in which the stubble connection is not smooth. It is expected that the overall price of vegetables in winter will be high.

In other respects, the cost of seeds, fertilizers, etc. Too high, resulting in higher costs. In transportation, the rising price of gasoline and diesel also increases the transportation cost of vegetables. Under the influence of various factors, it is difficult to think about whether the price of vegetables will rise.