Investment Rating - The report maintains an "Outperform" rating for the agricultural products sector [1][4]. Core Views - The report is optimistic about the reversal of the livestock cycle in 2025, with domestic beef and raw milk markets expected to experience upward momentum [3]. - The report highlights the support for long-term pig prices due to industry restructuring, and it sees potential recovery for undervalued leading companies in the sector [3]. - The pet consumption sector is identified as a growth area, benefiting from demographic changes [3]. - The report suggests that the feed sector, particularly Haida Group, is likely to benefit from the recovery in aquaculture [3]. - The poultry sector is expected to see a long-term increase in consumption, with yellow chicken likely to benefit first from domestic demand recovery [3]. Summary by Sections Swine - The report notes that as of October 10, the price of live pigs is 11.14 yuan/kg, down 7.48% week-on-week and down 38.45% year-on-year [1][13]. - The price of 7kg piglets is approximately 188.57 yuan/head, down 5.04% week-on-week and down 33.33% year-on-year [1][13]. Poultry - For white chickens, prices are slightly increasing, with chick prices at 3.23 yuan/bird, up 1.25% week-on-week, and broiler prices at 6.68 yuan/kg, down 0.30% week-on-week [1][14]. - Yellow chicken prices are stable, with prices for various types around 5.0 to 8.7 yuan/kg, showing a decrease of 9.09% to 3.33% week-on-week [1][14]. Beef - The domestic beef market price is 61.13 yuan/kg, down 0.20% week-on-week but up 21.05% year-on-year [2][16]. - The report anticipates a new round of beef price increases and a reversal in the beef cycle by 2025 [2][3]. Raw Milk - The average price of raw milk is 3.04 yuan/kg, stable week-on-week but down 3.19% year-on-year [2][16]. - The report suggests that the acceleration of dairy cow liquidation in Q3 may lead to a price turning point by year-end [2][3]. Soybean Meal - The report indicates that soybean meal prices are supported by supply and demand dynamics, with current prices at 3006 yuan/ton, up 0.6% week-on-week [2][16]. - The report notes that the valuation of soybean meal is at historical lows, with potential catalysts from weather or trade developments [2][3]. Corn - The domestic corn price is 2233 yuan/ton, down 5.06% week-on-week but up 3.24% year-on-year [2][16]. - The report suggests that the supply-demand balance is tightening, with prices expected to maintain a moderate upward trend [2][3]. Sugar - The report highlights an increase in short-term imports of sugar, with prices in Guangxi at 5760 yuan/ton, down 0.35% week-on-week [2][16]. - Attention is drawn to the rhythm of imports and fluctuations in crude oil prices [2][3]. Key Company Recommendations - Recommended companies include: - Livestock: YouRan MuYe, Modern Farming, China Shengmu, Guangming Meat [3]. - Swine: DeKang Agriculture, Muyuan Foods, Huazhong Agriculture, Wens Foodstuffs, and others [3]. - Pet sector: Guibao Pet, Reap Bio [3]. - Feed sector: Haida Group [3]. - Poultry: Lihua Co., Yisheng Co., and Shengnong Development [3].

Core Insights - Brazil's agricultural GDP is projected to reach 1.406 trillion reais by August 2025, reflecting an 11.3% increase compared to the same period in 2024 [2] Agricultural Production Value - Soybean leads the crop sector with a production value of 322.1 billion reais, marking an 8.8% year-on-year growth [2] - Corn follows with a production value of 164 billion reais, showing a significant increase of 32.4% [2] - Sugarcane's production value is 117.9 billion reais, experiencing a slight decline of 1.3% [2] - Coffee production value stands at 115.2 billion reais, with a remarkable growth of 47.2% [2] - Cotton's production value is 36.6 billion reais, reflecting an 8.4% increase [2] - The combined production value of these five major crops accounts for 53.8% of Brazil's total agricultural GDP [2] Livestock Sector - The production values for beef, poultry, and dairy are 204.1 billion reais, 111 billion reais, and 71.5 billion reais, respectively [2] - The beef industry alone contributes 14.5% to Brazil's agricultural GDP [2] Regional Distribution - The states with the highest agricultural production values are Mato Grosso (221.3 billion reais), Minas Gerais (168.3 billion reais), São Paulo (159 billion reais), and Paraná (157.4 billion reais [2]

Investment Rating - The industry rating is "Outperform the Market" [5][78]. Core Viewpoints - The pig farming sector is experiencing continued price declines, leading to negative profits for farmers. As of September 26, the pig price was 12.50 CNY/kg, down 0.19 CNY/kg week-on-week. The profits for self-breeding and purchased piglet farming were -74.11 CNY/head and -236.57 CNY/head, respectively, with week-on-week declines of -49.66 CNY and -37.25 CNY [2][11][36]. - In the beef sector, prices for calves and fattened bulls have stabilized after recent increases, with calf prices at 32.36 CNY/kg and fattened bull prices at 25.96 CNY/kg, both unchanged week-on-week. The long-term supply of beef is expected to tighten, with a potential price upturn anticipated in 2026-2027 [3][38]. - The poultry sector is seeing mixed trends, with white feathered chicken prices experiencing slight fluctuations due to steady demand ahead of the holidays. As of September 26, the price was 6.90 CNY/kg, up 0.02 CNY/kg week-on-week [4][44]. Summary by Sections Pig Farming - Continued price decline in pig farming, with significant losses reported for farmers. The average weight of pigs being sold has shown a mixed trend, with group farms seeing slight increases while smallholders have decreased [2][11][24]. - The supply pressure remains high, and prices are expected to remain weak in the short term, although long-term adjustments in production capacity may lead to price recovery [36][32]. Beef Industry - The beef market is stabilizing after a period of price increases, with expectations of tightening supply in the medium to long term due to previous losses in the industry [3][38]. - The price of calves has increased by 34% since the beginning of the year, indicating a potential recovery in the market [38]. Poultry Sector - The white chicken market is experiencing stable prices with slight increases in certain areas due to tight supply. The egg price has decreased slightly, reflecting market conditions [4][44]. - The ongoing avian influenza situation may impact supply chains, but there is potential for recovery in consumption due to government policies promoting domestic demand [47]. Agricultural Products - The Argentine government's recent policy changes regarding export tariffs have significantly impacted soybean meal prices, leading to a sharp decline followed by a rebound [4][58]. - The focus on enhancing grain production and food security is emphasized, with potential growth in agricultural technology sectors [54].

Investment Rating - The report maintains an "Outperform" rating for the agricultural sector [1][4]. Core Views - The report is optimistic about the reversal of the cattle cycle in 2025, with both domestic and international beef and raw milk markets expected to rise [3]. - The pig farming sector is expected to stabilize long-term prices due to reduced competition, with a focus on undervalued leading companies [3]. - The pet consumption market is identified as a growing sector benefiting from demographic changes [3]. - The feed industry, particularly Haida Group, is projected to achieve excess returns due to the recovery in aquaculture [3]. - The poultry sector is expected to see a long-term increase in consumption, with yellow chicken likely to benefit first from domestic demand recovery [3]. Summary by Sections Livestock - Beef prices have started to rise, with the average market price at 61.25 yuan/kg, unchanged from the previous week but up 21.29% year-on-year [2][3]. - Raw milk prices are expected to reach a turning point by the end of the year, with current prices at 3.03 yuan/kg, stable week-on-week but down 3.5% year-on-year [2][3]. Swine - The pig price as of September 26 is 12.44 yuan/kg, down 1.50% week-on-week and down 30.73% year-on-year [1][13]. - The price of 7kg piglets is approximately 210.95 yuan/head, down 12.45% week-on-week and down 30.67% year-on-year [1][13]. Poultry - The price of broiler chicks is 3.21 yuan/bird, down 2.13% week-on-week and down 9.07% year-on-year [1][14]. - The price of eggs in major production areas is 3.55 yuan/jin, down 3.01% week-on-week and down 19.50% year-on-year [1][14]. Feed - The domestic soybean spot price is 4061 yuan/ton, up 0.42% week-on-week, while soybean meal is priced at 2998 yuan/ton, down 0.46% week-on-week [2][3]. - The corn price is 2352 yuan/ton, up 0.09% week-on-week and up 8.49% year-on-year [2][3]. Sugar and Rubber - The sugar price in Guangxi is 5780 yuan/ton, down 1.03% week-on-week [2][3]. - The rubber price is expected to stabilize in the short term, with the Thai standard price at 1860 USD/ton, up 1.64% week-on-week [2][3].

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Investment Rating - The industry rating is "Outperform the Market" [5] Core Insights - The report highlights the coexistence of low pig prices and policy adjustments, indicating that capacity reduction may gradually become evident in the swine breeding sector. The average price of live pigs was 12.69 CNY/kg as of September 19, reflecting a week-on-week decrease of 0.66 CNY/kg. The utilization rate of fattening barns has declined, averaging 40.12% across 17 provinces, down 4.82 percentage points from August 31 [2][10][33]. - In the beef sector, prices for calves and fattening bulls remained stable at 32.44 CNY/kg and 25.97 CNY/kg respectively, with year-to-date increases of 35% and 10%. The long-term outlook suggests tightening beef supply, with a potential price upturn expected in 2026-2027 [3][35]. - The poultry sector is experiencing weak performance, particularly in the white-feathered chicken market, where prices have decreased to 6.88 CNY/kg. The ongoing avian influenza outbreaks may further restrict upstream production capacity [4][41]. - In the agricultural products segment, soybean meal prices have faced downward pressure due to fluctuating market expectations regarding U.S.-China trade negotiations. As of September 19, soybean meal futures were priced at 3014 CNY/ton, down 65 CNY/ton week-on-week [4][55]. Summary by Sections Swine Breeding - Continued supply pressure has led to a decline in pig prices, with a current average of 12.69 CNY/kg. The utilization rate of fattening barns has dropped to 40.12% [2][10]. - The average weight of pigs at slaughter has increased slightly to 128.45 kg, indicating a strong outflow from larger farms [20][33]. - The price of piglets has reached a yearly low, averaging 259 CNY/head, down 11% week-on-week [27][33]. Beef Industry - The beef market is stabilizing after recent price increases, with expectations of tightening supply leading to a potential price upturn in 2026-2027 [3][35]. - Current prices for calves and fattening bulls are stable, reflecting a recovery trend in the market [35]. Poultry Sector - The white-feathered chicken market is underperforming, with prices at 6.88 CNY/kg. The ongoing avian influenza situation may further impact production capacity [4][41]. - Egg prices have fluctuated, recently peaking at 8 CNY/kg before settling at 7.92 CNY/kg [4][41]. Agricultural Products - Soybean meal prices have been volatile, influenced by U.S.-China trade negotiations, with current prices at 3014 CNY/ton [4][55]. - The report emphasizes the importance of monitoring weather conditions and trade policies affecting soybean imports [4][55].

Group 1: Ecological Protection and High-Quality Development - The Yellow River Basin is a crucial ecological security barrier and an important area for population activities and economic development in China [1] - Since the implementation of the ecological protection and high-quality development strategy, the ecological environment quality in the Yellow River Basin has steadily improved, with significant highlights in high-quality development [1][2] - The 20th National Congress proposed optimizing the ecological protection and high-quality development mechanism in the Yellow River Basin [1] Group 2: Agricultural Development - The Yellow River Basin contributes significantly to national food security, providing 35% of the country's grain, 32% of meat, 40% of poultry eggs, and 49% of milk [2] - Grain production capacity in the Yellow River Basin has steadily increased, with grain output rising from 155 million tons in 2000 to 248 million tons in 2024 [2] - The area of high-standard farmland in the basin reached 45.07% of total arable land by 2024, supporting stable grain production [2] Group 3: Agricultural Product Advantages - The construction of specialized agricultural product advantage zones has shown significant results, with diverse agricultural product clusters established along the Yellow River [3] - In 2023, the area of high-quality strong gluten wheat in Henan reached 15 million mu, accounting for nearly 30% of the national total [3] - The brand value of Shanxi's Qinzou Yellow Millet reached 12.072 billion yuan, significantly boosting local economies [3] Group 4: Green Agricultural Development - Efforts to reduce agricultural pollution and promote green fertilizers have led to a 90% coverage rate of soil testing and formula fertilization technology in Shandong [4] - The area of ecological agriculture demonstration zones has exceeded 50, showcasing the multiple values of ecological agriculture [4] Group 5: Industrial Development and Energy Transition - The Yellow River Basin is rich in natural resources, contributing to national energy security, with coal production accounting for about 80% of the national total [7][8] - The region has made progress in green and low-carbon industrial transformation, with a focus on renewable energy sources [10] - By 2024, Inner Mongolia's renewable energy installed capacity is expected to exceed 135 million kilowatts, producing over 200 billion kilowatt-hours of green electricity [10] Group 6: Ecological Environment Changes - The water quality of the Yellow River has improved significantly, with the main stream achieving Class II water quality for three consecutive years from 2022 to 2024 [13] - Water and soil loss has been effectively curbed, with the area of soil erosion reduced from 450,000 square kilometers to 245,800 square kilometers [14] Group 7: Cultural and Tourism Development - The Yellow River Basin is rich in cultural heritage, with 15 world cultural heritage sites and a significant number of intangible cultural heritage projects [18][20] - The region is developing a cultural tourism belt, promoting various themed tourism routes and enhancing regional collaboration [22][23]

Group 1: Ecological Protection and High-Quality Development - The Yellow River Basin is a crucial ecological security barrier and an important area for population activities and economic development in China [1] - Since the implementation of the ecological protection and high-quality development strategy, the ecological environment quality in the Yellow River Basin has steadily improved, with notable highlights in energy and food security [1][2] - The 20th National Congress proposed optimizing the ecological protection and high-quality development mechanism in the Yellow River Basin [1] Group 2: Agricultural Development - The Yellow River Basin contributes significantly to national food security, accounting for 35% of the country's grain, 32% of meat, 40% of poultry eggs, and 49% of milk [2] - Grain production capacity in the Yellow River Basin has steadily increased, with grain output rising from 155 million tons in 2000 to 248 million tons in 2024 [2] - The area of high-standard farmland in the basin reached 45.07% of total arable land by 2024, with effective irrigation water utilization improving to 0.58 [2] Group 3: Agricultural Product Advantages - The construction of specialized agricultural product advantage zones has shown significant results, forming diversified agricultural product clusters along the Yellow River [3] - In 2023, Henan's high-gluten wheat area reached 15 million mu, accounting for nearly 30% of the national total [3] - Shanxi and Inner Mongolia's coarse grain industry cluster produced 6.8 million tons in 2023, representing 43% of the national total [3] Group 4: Green Agricultural Development - Efforts to reduce agricultural pollution and promote green fertilizers have led to a 90% coverage of soil testing and formula fertilization technology in Shandong [4] - The area of ecological agriculture demonstration zones exceeded 50, with carbon trading pilot areas covering over 1 million mu, achieving an annual carbon fixation of 2 million tons [4] Group 5: Industrial Development and Energy Transition - The Yellow River Basin is rich in natural resources, contributing approximately 80% of the country's raw coal output and one-third of the national oil and gas reserves [7][8] - The region has a high concentration of resource-based cities, with traditional industries like steel and chemical production dominating, leading to environmental sustainability challenges [8][9] - The transition to a low-carbon economy is underway, with significant investments in renewable energy, including a cumulative installed capacity of over 135 million kilowatts in Inner Mongolia by 2024 [10] Group 6: Ecological Restoration and Biodiversity - The water quality in the Yellow River Basin has improved significantly, with the main stream achieving Class II water quality for three consecutive years from 2022 to 2024 [13] - Water and soil erosion has been effectively controlled, with the area of soil erosion reduced from 450,000 square kilometers to 245,800 square kilometers [14] - Biodiversity is gradually recovering, with the number of bird species in the Yellow River Delta increasing from 187 to 373 [15] Group 7: Cultural and Tourism Development - The Yellow River Basin is rich in cultural heritage, with 15 world cultural heritage sites and a significant number of intangible cultural heritage projects [18][20] - The region is developing a cultural tourism belt, promoting various themed tourism routes and enhancing regional collaboration [22] - Innovative cultural IPs are being developed to enhance the domestic and international influence of Yellow River culture [23]

Summary of the Conference Call on the Dairy Industry Industry Overview - The dairy sector is experiencing a rebound due to a decrease in feed costs, with companies like YouRan, New South Wood, and Gongji Dairy reporting a 10% year-on-year decline in sales costs, which has helped offset the impact of falling prices per ton. The gross profit margin for raw milk has increased by nearly 2 percentage points [1][4]. Key Points and Arguments - **YouRan Dairy Performance**: In the first half of 2025, YouRan's raw milk revenue grew approximately 8% to 8 billion yuan, driven by increased sales volume and the launch of three new farms. Sales costs decreased by 10%, and feed costs fell by 12%, leading to a gross margin increase of 2.4 percentage points. The reduction of heifer stock and an increase in the proportion of breeding cows also contributed to profit growth [1][5]. - **Modern Dairy Performance**: Modern Dairy has reduced its stock by about 20,000 heads to 18,700 heads by eliminating inefficient cows. Raw milk revenue remained stable at around 5 billion yuan, but the average selling price fell by 10% year-on-year. The solutions business revenue dropped by 23%. Despite a 23% increase in operating cash flow, net profit attributable to shareholders decreased due to biological asset losses [1][6][7]. - **Milk Price Trends**: In early September, milk prices slightly rebounded, ending a downward trend since April, indicating that demand is not as weak as expected. If milk prices stabilize in the fourth quarter, demand may stabilize next year. However, a significant reduction in breeding cow stock is anticipated due to mass culling, which may lead to a supply gap [1][8][10]. - **Supply and Demand Dynamics**: The dairy sector's stock structure has improved, with the proportion of breeding cows increasing by 2.3 percentage points to 53%. Major dairy companies have accelerated stock reduction, with Modern Dairy's heifer stock decreasing by over 20,000 heads [2][9]. - **Impact of Feed Prices**: The price of silage is expected to remain stable or slightly increase, which will affect overall milk prices. Unlike last year, silage prices have not further declined, which may impact the profitability of dairy farmers [12]. - **Meat Cycle Influence**: The meat cycle plays a crucial role, with companies like YouRan and Modern Dairy culling about 30% of their breeding cows annually. The income from culling has nearly doubled in the first half of 2025. The domestic beef supply gap is expected to continue until 2027 due to various market pressures [13]. - **International Market and Policy Changes**: The international market is seeing a decline in production from major exporters like Brazil and New Zealand due to drought and rising costs. Domestic policies are also tightening import regulations, which will increase transportation costs and affect the supply chain [14]. - **Profitability Outlook**: The reversal in milk prices and reduction in unit costs are expected to significantly enhance the profitability of dairy companies. If raw milk prices rebound and unit costs remain stable, leading companies could see gross margins improve by up to 10 percentage points [15]. Additional Important Insights - **Future Trends in Dairy Industry**: The current rebound in milk prices suggests better-than-expected demand. The supply side is also expected to perform well, with significant culling and replenishment of breeding cows. Valuation metrics indicate strong potential for profitability and growth in the dairy sector, with historical price-to-book ratios suggesting room for upward movement [16].