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Pigs and cattle are crying, melons and fruits are crying, and physical and online stores are crying, so who is laughing?

Foreword: A Watchman in the Storm

Behind the seemingly peaceful everyday life, a silent revolution is quietly brewing. Agriculture, the ancient land that gave birth to human civilization, is now facing unprecedented challenges; The retail industry, the bridge connecting production and consumption, is also crumbling in the torrent of the times. When the greenery of the fields and the lights of the street corners shine together, have we ever noticed that the destinies of these two industries are closely intertwined, weaving together a story of survival, change and hope?

Pigs and cattle are crying, melons and fruits are crying, and physical and online stores are crying, so who is laughing?

1. The Sigh of the Field: The Difficult Road for Agricultural Practitioners

Once upon a time, the peasants faced the loess with their backs to the sky, watering the joy of the harvest with their sweat. However, today, they have to face the cruel reality that production costs are rising year by year. Feed prices are soaring, and the prices of fertilizers and pesticides remain high, as if every seed planted indicates a heavier economic burden. The ruthless competition in the market has caused agricultural products to fall into the dilemma of oversupply, with low prices and meager returns. To make matters worse, climate change is like an invisible hand that is shaking the stability of agriculture, with droughts, floods, and frequent pests and diseases making the future of agriculture uncertain.

Pigs and cattle are crying, melons and fruits are crying, and physical and online stores are crying, so who is laughing?
Pigs and cattle are crying, melons and fruits are crying, and physical and online stores are crying, so who is laughing?

2. Loneliness on street corners: The cold winter of the retail industry has arrived

At the same time, the retail sector at the other end of the spectrum has not been spared. What was once a bustling street corner is now full of brick-and-mortar stores, crumbling in the flood of e-commerce, losing customers and plummeting sales. And those online stores that have moved online, although they seem to be glamorous, are actually facing the endless fight of price wars and the continuous rise of logistics costs, and their profit margins are constantly compressed.

Pigs and cattle are crying, melons and fruits are crying, and physical and online stores are crying, so who is laughing?

3. Grey Zone Prosperity: The Covert Trade of Additives and Drugs

In this war without gunpowder, some people quietly profited. Traders selling additives and pesticides fill the gap in market demand by taking advantage of farmers' desire for yield and consumers' desire for low-priced goods. However, there is a huge food safety hazard hidden behind this, making our tables less safe and making people worry about the future.

Pigs and cattle are crying, melons and fruits are crying, and physical and online stores are crying, so who is laughing?

4. The Light of Dawn: Turning Point and the Seeds of Hope

But crises often breed turnarounds. In the face of difficulties, agriculture and retail are not out of the road. The rise of green agriculture and organic products has provided farmers with new growth points. By transitioning to ecological farming, reducing the use of chemical fertilizers and pesticides, and improving the quality and value of agricultural products, farmers can not only obtain higher profits, but also bring healthier and safer food to consumers. The retail industry, on the other hand, needs to pay more attention to the improvement of service and experience, and re-attract consumers' attention by creating a unique shopping environment and providing personalized services.

5. Expectations and Appeals: Build a fair and safe consumption environment

We hope that the government will introduce more supportive policies to safeguard the development of agriculture and retail. It is expected that the industry can strengthen self-discipline, reject unfair competition, and jointly maintain the health and stability of the market; We also look forward to every consumer becoming a supervisor and using our actions to protect our common table.

6. Heated discussions among netizens and expert perspectives

On the Internet, discussions about the plight of agriculture and retail are in full swing. Some netizens sighed: "Every grain of grain is hard-won, and we should cherish it more." Some experts also pointed out: "Only through technological innovation and model upgrading can the sustainable development of agriculture and retail industry be realized." ”

Conclusion: You and I are together, drawing the future together

The plight of agriculture and retail is a microcosm of the times and a part of each of our lives. It's about our health, our economy, our future. Let us work hand in hand, with wisdom and courage, to face challenges together, seize opportunities, and draw a better and safer blueprint for our table. At this moment, I invite every reader to share your views and suggestions, let us meet in the comment area, and cheer for the future of agriculture and retail together!

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