响应中央一号文件：牧原当好生猪产能调控“模范生”

Core Insights - The central government aims to enhance the livestock industry by promoting balanced supply and demand, as outlined in the 2026 Central Document No. 1 [1] - The company, Muyuan Foods, has proactively responded to national policies by exceeding the target of reducing 3.3 million breeding sows, achieving a breeding sow inventory of 3.232 million by the end of 2025, a decrease of 389,000 from the beginning of 2025 [1] - The company emphasizes technological innovation in agriculture, focusing on improving production efficiency through advanced practices and AI-driven models [1] Group 1: Production Adjustments - Muyuan Foods has reduced the average weight of pigs at slaughter from 129 kg per head in May 2025 to 117 kg per head by January 2026, indicating a decrease in per-head meat production [1] - The company has halted sales of fattened pigs to secondary fattening customers since June 2025 and has stopped the construction of 124 pig farms, representing a scale of approximately 12 million pigs [1] Group 2: Technological Innovation - The company is committed to enhancing agricultural technology innovation, focusing on key core technologies and efficient application of scientific achievements [1] - Muyuan Foods has been promoting low-soybean meal diets and innovative air-filtered pig houses, alongside the development of smart equipment to boost production efficiency [1] - The company plans to build a comprehensive pig farming model that integrates industry knowledge and historical data to assist farmers and pig farming enterprises [1] Group 3: Farmer Support and Rural Revitalization - Muyuan Foods has contributed to farmer income stability and rural revitalization by training over 70,000 individuals to become "pig engineers," with an average annual income exceeding 130,000 yuan [2] - The company has supported over 10,000 farmers in professionalized production by providing high-quality breeding pigs and technical services [2] - Through a circular agriculture model, the company has serviced 4.92 million mu of farmland in 2025, helping farmers reduce investment and increase income by over 1 billion yuan, with a total of over 6.5 billion yuan in cumulative support over the past seven years [2]