The law that the periodicity of pig production affects the price cycle of pig is: it takes about 1.5 years (from peak to peak or from peak to bottom) from peak to trough or from trough to peak; it takes about 3 years (from peak to peak or from peak to peak) from price peak to price peak or from low price to low price. According to the schematic diagram of pig production cycle, it will take at least 18 months, i.e. about 1.5 years, from sow breeding to sow breeding, pregnancy, lactation, piglet care, fattening and marketing. Due to the lag of pig production and the asymmetry of market information, there are periodic fluctuations in meat price: when the pig price is at the peak, the producers expand the breeding scale, breed sows and buy piglets, resulting in the price rise of piglets; after 18 months, the live pigs began to be put on the market, due to the relationship between supply and demand, the number of live pigs on hand increased, the number of sows on the market increased, and the sows gave birth to piglets As a result, the price of live pigs is at a low point. At this time, the number of sows to be bred will be reduced. After 18 months or so, the number of live pigs on hand will decrease, and the number of live pigs will be reduced. Due to the relationship between supply and demand, the price of live pigs will be at a peak again. Due to the previous round of overproduction resulting in the next round of insufficient production, the market meat prices continue to fluctuate
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