Group 1: Pig Farming Industry - The current sales of fat pigs and piglets are in a loss state, indicating that the industry is in a precondition for capacity reduction [1] - Continuous losses in farming, combined with the "anti-involution" policy, are expected to accelerate capacity reduction in the industry, creating a left-side layout window for the pig farming sector [1] - By 2026, it is anticipated that there will be an upward turning point in pig prices, as competition in the industry intensifies and companies focus on comprehensive competitive capabilities rather than just cost competition [1] Group 2: Dairy Industry - In 2025, raw milk prices are expected to continue to bottom out, with industry losses driving a reduction in dairy cow inventory [2] - As the effects of previous capacity reduction become evident, the supply and demand for raw milk are gradually balancing, leading to a stabilization and rebound in spot milk prices in the second half of 2025 [2] - The beef supply is entering a contraction phase, with expectations for beef prices to continue to rise in 2026, increasing performance elasticity [2] Group 3: Feed Industry - The water feed sector is expected to maintain stable aquaculture volumes in 2026, with a trend of technical upgrades and structural adjustments continuing [3] - Domestic feed demand for livestock and poultry is projected to decline from high levels, while structural changes in the overseas feed industry present opportunities for Chinese feed companies to expand internationally [3] Group 4: Animal Health Industry - The animal health industry faces intensified competition, with product prices under pressure as the farming sector transitions from profit to loss [4] - Revenue and profitability in the industry may face significant challenges, prompting companies to accelerate business transformation and explore opportunities in the pet business [4] Group 5: Pet Food Industry - The industry is beginning to show a trend towards concentration, with leading companies like Guibao Pet and Zhongchong Co. performing well [5] - In the medium to long term, there is optimism for industry growth and the rise of domestic brands, with companies leveraging global production layouts to mitigate trade friction impacts [5] Group 6: Agricultural Planting Industry - Corn prices are expected to bottom out and rebound in 2025, with a strong possibility of fluctuations in 2026 [6] - The corn seed market is currently in a state of oversupply, undergoing a destocking phase, and may see improved conditions as inventory levels decrease [6]

Investment Rating - The report maintains an "Outperform" rating for the agricultural sector in light of the recent tariff increases on U.S. imports [1][5][4]. Core Views - The imposition of a 34% tariff on all U.S. imports is expected to benefit the domestic agricultural sector, particularly in the areas of feed, livestock, and seed industries [1][2][3]. - The report highlights that the increase in tariffs will likely lead to price hikes in key agricultural products such as soybean meal, corn, and beef, thereby enhancing the profitability of domestic producers [2][24][3]. Summary by Sections Tariff Impact Analysis - The Chinese government announced a 34% tariff on all U.S. imports effective April 10, 2025, which is expected to raise the import costs of key agricultural products [1][15][16]. - Major U.S. agricultural imports to China include sorghum, soybeans, cotton, beef, and corn, with soybeans and corn being particularly affected by the tariff [1][24]. Feed and Livestock Sector - The report is optimistic about companies like Haida Group and leading pig and poultry farming enterprises, which are expected to see enhanced profit margins due to better raw material management amid rising feed prices [2][3]. - The report suggests that the cost of feed, which constitutes a significant portion of livestock production costs, will rise, potentially accelerating the cycle of livestock production and benefiting leading companies in the sector [2][3]. Seed and Crop Sector - The seed industry is anticipated to benefit from a favorable price cycle and advancements in genetically modified crops, with corn prices expected to rise due to increased import costs from the U.S. tariffs [2][3]. - Companies with land resources in the planting sector are also expected to gain from rising grain prices [2][3]. Beef Industry Outlook - The domestic beef industry is projected to experience a turnaround as domestic supply decreases and U.S. beef imports shrink due to the new tariffs [3][24]. - The report indicates that the valuation of related beef companies is currently at a low point, suggesting potential for growth as market sentiment improves [3][24]. Investment Recommendations - The report recommends investments in the following sectors: 1. Pig farming: Mu Yuan, Hua Tong, Wen's, Shen Nong Group, Xin Wu Feng, Ju Xing Agricultural, Tang Ren Shen, Tian Kang Biological 2. Poultry farming: Li Hua, Yi Sheng, Sheng Nong Development 3. Feed: Haida Group 4. Seed: Quan Yin Gao Ke, Long Ping Gao Ke, Feng Le Seed Industry, Deng Hai Seed Industry, Da Bei Nong [3][4].