Broken!

(Baonghean) - Agriculture is still considered the top front, right, Mr. Chat?

- Of course! Our country is still an agricultural country, the majority of the population still lives and earns a living in rural areas, so "agriculture, rural areas" is always the issue that needs the most attention.

- If that's true, it seems this front is getting hotter and hotter!

- What does Nhieu mean by that?

- Isn't that right? This front, although there are no gunshots, always has many painful losses, but in the end, the farmers still suffer. People buy the roots and sell the tops, while farmers buy the tops and sell the roots. Anything that reaches farmers to serve agricultural production is always at the highest price. And the agricultural products that farmers sell are always at the lowest price.

- Yes, thinking carefully, it is true!

- Not to mention that every time at the market, no one buys farmers' vegetables, fruits, meat, and grouper, forcing society to rescue them many times. In recent days, the scene of dozens of trucks carrying live pigs waiting at the northern border gate has recurred because traders on the other side refuse to buy. Pigs began to die. The price of live pigs immediately dropped dramatically.

- After watermelon, now pig, why does this keep happening over and over again?

- You ask me, I ask who! The products are either sold off, sold at a loss or not sold at all. The materials are bought at high prices but of low quality. The sad thing is that people always see farmers as fat chickens that are always looking for ways to cut meat. From fraudulent marketing companies selling poor quality products to fraudulent multi-level marketing, many people have lost their homes and neighbors look at each other as enemies. Now it is the farmers' turn to be harmed by government agencies.

- Hey, at this point, Nhieu, be careful what you say. Without evidence, you can't talk nonsense!

- The press clearly reported that the Department of Crop Production under the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development had arbitrarily "given the green light" for 7 Fertilizer Testing Centers to be established. And from here, a series of fertilizers were certified by these 7 "ghost" centers. Some fertilizers were of poor quality but were still properly stamped for circulation. As a result, farmers bought fake, bad goods but still thought they were real, good goods. This has been going on for several years now, and has only just been exposed.

- This is a big deal! Why do people have the heart to hurt farmers like that?

- What else, silver bars pierce everything. It seems that no one cares or protects the farmers. At this rate, one day the front line will collapse!

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