The article doesn’t make any sense. The demand for it is going up, but the price is going down?
If demand is up and price is down.
Then the problem is oversupply.
>>The demand for it is going up, but the price is going down?<<
As usual, the writers of the article don’t know even Econ 101. If there is “demand” but “not at the price” then that isn’t “demand.” It is “quantity demanded.”
Any child of 12 should know the difference (although, sadly few do). Any college grad and every politician should also know 9and sadly, few do).
Farmers are price takers, no price makers.