2025-06-19-农小蜂-全国主要猪产品及饲料集贸市场价格监测月报（2025年5月）_14页_4mb

Summary

• Report Overview: This monthly monitoring report details the average market prices for key pig products and feed (including 仔猪, 生猪, 猪肉, 育肥猪配合饲料, 玉米, 豆粕, and 小麦麸) in China for May 2025, based on data from the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Affairs, compiled for nationwide reference.

• Key Market Trends:

  • Overall Movement: Most prices show downward trends month-on-month (环比), but some year-on-year (同比) changes indicate variability due to seasonal factors and market conditions.
  • Specific trends:
    • 仔猪 average market price: 39.14元/公斤, month-over-month down (-0.05%), but year-over-year up (+1.14%). Part of a general downtrend observed over past months.
    • 生猪 average market price: 15.01元/公斤, month-over-month down (-1.25%), year-over-year down (-3.72%). Has been declining for 9 consecutive months, indicating a sustained downward trend.
    • 猪肉 average market price: 25.78元/公斤, month-over-month down (-1.11%), but year-over-year up (+2.14%). Currently down for 8 consecutive months month-on-month.
    • 育肥猪配合饲料 average market price: 2.44元/公斤, month-over-month up (+2.52%), but year-over-year down (-3.66%).
    • 玉米 average market price: 3.57元/公斤, month-over-month down (-1.65%), year-over-year down (-4.55%).
    • 豆粕 average market price: 3.57元/公斤, month-over-month down (-1.65%), year-over-year down (-4.55%).
    • 小麦麸 average market price: 1.00元/公斤 (likely typo, should be 2.03元/公斤), month-over-month up (+2.01%), year-over-year up (+1.00%).
  • Duration Insights: Products like 生猪 and 猪肉 exhibit long downtrends in monthly data, affecting market dynamics, while some feeds show increases or decreases year-on-year.

• Regional Analysis: Prices vary by province, with some regions below or above national averages reflecting local supply-demand factors. For example, certain Central South and Southwest provinces show lower prices for some products.

• Implications: The data suggests a cooling in pig-related markets with seasonal lows, potentially influenced by production cycles and feed costs. This information should aid stakeholders in decision-making for farm management and supply chain adjustments.