September slaughter pig market analysis: average profit is 70 yuan per head
Shennong Network market analysis: the average profit of slaughter pigs in September is 70 yuan/head
(Agricultural Wealth Network) surveyed a total of 36 households: large and medium-sized farms (more than 100 head), medium-sized farms (30-100 head), and backyard raisers (fewer than 30 head). The results show that the current total cost of raising a new pig is 1266 yuan, with a profit of 70 yuan.
(1) Inventory situation. By mid-September, the inventory of live pigs was 36656 head (total of 36 households, the same below), an increase of 1474 head over early July and an increase of 5801 head over the same period last year, among which: sow inventory was 4206 head, an increase of 185 head over early July and an increase of 442 head over the same period last year; inventory of sows able to farrow was 3960 head, an increase of 176 head over early July and an increase of 340 head over the same period last year; fattening pig inventory was 11677 head, an increase of 1166 head over early July and an increase of 1743 head over the same period last year (see Figure 1).
(2) Slaughter situation. Since July, a cumulative total of 9067 live pigs have been slaughtered, an increase of 743 head over the same period last year; it is expected that from October to December a cumulative total of 13142 live pigs will be slaughtered, an increase of 887 head over the same period last year; it is expected that from January to February 2010 a cumulative total of 10049 live pigs will be slaughtered, an increase of 2042 head over the same period in 2009.
(3) Restocking situation. Since July, a cumulative total of 4701 live pigs have been restocked, including 333 sows; live pig restocking increased by 4 head over the same period last year, and sow restocking increased by 83 head over the same period last year; it is expected that from October to December a cumulative total of 5284 live pigs will be restocked, including 221 sows; live pig restocking will increase by 798 head over the same period last year, and sow restocking will increase by 81 head over the same period last year.
(4) Production cost and income situation of live pigs. Since July, the average income per head of slaughtered live pigs was 1272 yuan, and the average cost per head was 1224 yuan, that is, the average profit per pig was 48 yuan. The average income per pig decreased by 179 yuan over the same period last year, and the cost decreased by 64 yuan over the same period last year. In September, the average income per head of slaughtered live pigs was 1330 yuan, and the average total cost per head was 1260 yuan, that is, the average profit per head was 70 yuan. Among them: piglet cost was 358 yuan, feed cost was 750 yuan, and labor, epidemic prevention and other costs were 146 yuan. Piglet cost decreased by 51 yuan over the same period last year, feed cost increased by 43 yuan over the same period last year, and other costs increased by 5 yuan over the same period last year. At present, the total cost of raising a new pig is 1266 yuan, among which: piglet cost is 366 yuan, feed cost is 759 yuan, and labor, epidemic prevention and other costs are 143 yuan.
(1) Inventory situation. By mid-September, the inventory of live pigs was 36656 head (total of 36 households, the same below), an increase of 1474 head over early July and an increase of 5801 head over the same period last year, among which: sow inventory was 4206 head, an increase of 185 head over early July and an increase of 442 head over the same period last year; inventory of sows able to farrow was 3960 head, an increase of 176 head over early July and an increase of 340 head over the same period last year; fattening pig inventory was 11677 head, an increase of 1166 head over early July and an increase of 1743 head over the same period last year (see Figure 1).
(2) Slaughter situation. Since July, a cumulative total of 9067 live pigs have been slaughtered, an increase of 743 head over the same period last year; it is expected that from October to December a cumulative total of 13142 live pigs will be slaughtered, an increase of 887 head over the same period last year; it is expected that from January to February 2010 a cumulative total of 10049 live pigs will be slaughtered, an increase of 2042 head over the same period in 2009.
(3) Restocking situation. Since July, a cumulative total of 4701 live pigs have been restocked, including 333 sows; live pig restocking increased by 4 head over the same period last year, and sow restocking increased by 83 head over the same period last year; it is expected that from October to December a cumulative total of 5284 live pigs will be restocked, including 221 sows; live pig restocking will increase by 798 head over the same period last year, and sow restocking will increase by 81 head over the same period last year.
(4) Production cost and income situation of live pigs. Since July, the average income per head of slaughtered live pigs was 1272 yuan, and the average cost per head was 1224 yuan, that is, the average profit per pig was 48 yuan. The average income per pig decreased by 179 yuan over the same period last year, and the cost decreased by 64 yuan over the same period last year. In September, the average income per head of slaughtered live pigs was 1330 yuan, and the average total cost per head was 1260 yuan, that is, the average profit per head was 70 yuan. Among them: piglet cost was 358 yuan, feed cost was 750 yuan, and labor, epidemic prevention and other costs were 146 yuan. Piglet cost decreased by 51 yuan over the same period last year, feed cost increased by 43 yuan over the same period last year, and other costs increased by 5 yuan over the same period last year. At present, the total cost of raising a new pig is 1266 yuan, among which: piglet cost is 366 yuan, feed cost is 759 yuan, and labor, epidemic prevention and other costs are 143 yuan.