Greenhouses do not make money? Why are farmers still rushing in?

In recent years, with the national promotion of the vegetable industry, more and more farmers began to engage in facility vegetable planting, data show that China's facility agriculture area of more than 42.7 million mu, of which facility vegetables accounted for 81%, becoming the world's first facility vegetable country. Greenhouse planting is a challenging job that requires a lot of time and effort, and greenhouse planting is not unprofitable, in fact, it also brings many benefits.

First, greenhouse farming can provide a more stable and reliable environment, allowing farmers to focus more on producing high-quality agricultural products. This provides the basic conditions for the industrialization of agriculture. Greenhouses provide a more efficient way to grow crops, allowing farmers to reap benefits more quickly. This provides the impetus for the industrialization of agriculture. It can also expand the market space of agricultural products by improving the quality and taste of agricultural products, and provide a broader market foundation for agricultural industrialization.

Secondly, greenhouse planting can also bring stable income. Many farmers choose to engage in greenhouse farming because they believe in the prospects and market potential of this industry. At a time when traditional agriculture is facing market risks and climate challenges, greenhouse farming can provide a relatively stable source of income, which is highly attractive to many farmers.

At the same time, greenhouse planting needs more technical and management talents to maintain and manage. This provides more job opportunities and skills training opportunities for the rural labor force. In addition, greenhouses can also expand the market space of agricultural products by improving the quality and taste of crops, and provide a broader market basis for the transformation of rural labor.

Of course, we should also see the risks and challenges of greenhouse planting. For example, problems such as fierce market competition, large market fluctuations, and large capital investment may affect farmers' income and survival. Therefore, when farmers choose to engage in greenhouse planting, they need to fully consider their own actual situation and market environment, and make wise decisions.

In general, although greenhouse farming is not always profitable, many farmers still choose to enter the industry because they see the benefits and opportunities. Improve the yield and quality of crops through self-improvement and technical mastery, while also hoping to obtain a relatively stable source of income. Therefore, farmers' choices and efforts should be respected and supported, and more farmers should be encouraged and supported to engage in greenhouse planting, a potential industry.