法国发生禽流感疫情，引种再度收紧：农林牧渔

Investment Rating - The industry rating is "Outperform the Market" [4][68]. Core Insights - The report highlights fluctuations in pig prices, with a focus on supply rhythm changes. As of January 9, the pig price was 12.58 CNY/kg, showing a week-on-week decrease of 0.09 CNY/kg. The report notes that the northern farming sector is experiencing tight supply due to previous overselling and disease impacts, while southern enterprises are increasing output, leading to weaker price adjustments [2][9][30]. - In the beef sector, calf prices are rising, and import restrictions on beef are expected to support long-term price increases. As of January 9, the price for fattening bulls was 25.51 CNY/kg, up 0.08% week-on-week, while calf prices reached 32.41 CNY/kg, up 2.43% week-on-week. The report anticipates a tightening supply of beef in the coming years due to a decrease in breeding cows [3][34]. - The poultry sector is affected by an outbreak of avian influenza in France, leading to tightened breeding imports. The price for white feather broilers was 7.64 CNY/kg as of January 9, down 0.08% week-on-week. The report suggests that the ongoing restrictions on imports may lead to a contraction in upstream capacity [3][41][45]. Summary by Sections Swine Industry - Pig prices are currently experiencing fluctuations, with a noted decrease in average weight of pigs being marketed. The average weight as of January 8 was 128.54 kg, down 0.12 kg week-on-week. The report indicates that the industry is facing losses, and capacity reduction policies are expected to continue, potentially leading to a long-term increase in pig prices [2][11][30]. - The average daily slaughter volume for the week was 189,800 pigs, reflecting a week-on-week decrease of 5.13%. The report also mentions a decrease in frozen product inventory rates, which stood at 19.48% as of January 8, down 2.06 percentage points week-on-week [11][30]. Beef Industry - The report indicates that calf prices are on the rise due to increased demand from breeding farms. The long-term outlook for beef prices is positive, supported by import restrictions on beef that will limit supply [3][34]. Poultry Industry - The report notes that the outbreak of avian influenza has led to a halt in the pricing of broiler chicks, with current prices for white feather broilers slightly down. The ongoing restrictions on imports are expected to impact upstream production capacity [3][41][45]. Dairy Industry - The report states that raw milk prices are currently at a low point, with the price as of January 2 being 3.03 CNY/kg, unchanged week-on-week. The ongoing losses in the dairy sector are expected to lead to continued capacity reduction, with a potential stabilization of prices in 2026 [3][35]. Seed Industry - The report discusses the strengthening of intellectual property protection in the seed industry, highlighting recent cases that aim to combat infringement and improve market order. This regulatory environment is expected to support the revitalization of the seed industry [52].