Big trouble faced by the farmers of China, know what

China is one of those countries where even today a large part of the population lives in villages. According to the report, 35-36% of China's population lives in villages. Agriculture is the main source of income for the people of China living in the village. A large part of China's population lives in rural areas, and because of this, agriculture is a means of livelihood for many people, as well as important for the country's economy. But there is a big difficulty in front of the farmers of China at this time.

Some time ago, it rained heavily for two consecutive weeks in China. Due to this rain, a lot of damage was also caused. Even the crops could not escape from this loss. Large amounts of crops in China were washed away by two weeks of heavy rain. Also, many crops ripened prematurely due to excess water. In both situations, difficulties have arisen in front of the farmers.

Due to the rain, there has been a lot of damage to the grain crops in China. Farmers say that many crops have been so drenched that it will take several days for them to dry properly. Only after that, they can be harvested. Even after that, nothing can be said about whether the flour from that grain will be of good quality or not.

On the other hand, the crops which ripen before time will also make flour of lesser quality. In both situations, due to the low quality of grains, the quality of flour will also decline, due to which the quality of many food items like noodles, bread, pasta, etc. will also fall.

China's grain import rate is already increasing due to the effect of heavy rains. In such a situation, the import of grains will increase further due to damage to the existing crop. While China's grain stockpile is not likely to increase domestic food prices, drenching existing crops could lead to low-quality grain and complete crop failure, leading to more grain imports into China going forward. may need to be done.