Guangdong: the largest feed production province in China

Introduction: Guangdong is the largest feed production province in China Guangdong is the largest feed production province in China In the five years from 1997 to 2001, the feed production of Guangdong Province exceeded 10% of the total national production In the five years from 1997 to 2001, the growth rate of feed production in the whole country was 27%, but the growth rate of Guangdong Province was not consistent with that of the whole country, and the comparable growth rate was 20% In the five years 1997-2001, the feed price per ton in Guangdong Province fell from 2420 yuan, the highest in 1997, to 1800 yuan in 2000 In 2001, this trend was reversed, and the price per ton rose to 2020 yuan The overall price trend is downward However, the trend of production in the same period is downward, upward, upward and stable The two trends are incomparable One possible explanation for the decline of feed prices is that the growth rate of feed production in Guangdong Province in the past five years is not in sync with that in the whole country 86% - 90% of the feed produced in yxw Guangdong is sold in the province, and the quantity sold to other provinces has dropped from 13% to 10%, and the quantity exported has also dropped from 1.6% to 0.4% Another possible explanation for the decline in sales and exports to other provinces is that the development of production in Guangdong Province is not consistent with that of the whole country Yxw Guangdong's feed enterprise yxw Guangdong Province has about 260 feed production enterprises, with a total feed output of 8.51 million tons in 2001 In fact, the output is almost the same as that of previous years It is expected that the total output of feed industry in the province will rise slightly in 2002 Among these feed enterprises, 47 feed enterprises have an annual output of 50000-90000 tons, and 16 feed enterprises have an annual output of over 100000 tons Because most of these enterprises are joint-stock enterprises and private enterprises, yxw has the advantages of rapid decision-making, flexible management, and the most important is low operating cost The feed output of joint ventures and wholly foreign-owned enterprises accounts for 12% of the total output of the province The largest feed producer of yxw in Guangdong is Wenshi food group in Xinxing County, Guangdong Province The annual output of the enterprise is about 500000 tons in the province and 300000 tons outside the province Other relatively large feed enterprises in Guangdong are Jiujiang, Zhengda Kangdi, Guangshun, Hengxing, Tongwei, Nanbao, Huaxing, Libao, Xinhui Xinliang and Zhanjiang Zhanda, all of which have an annual output of over 100000 tons Yxw Guangdong's poultry industry yxw generally 70% of Guangdong's poultry are chickens and 20% are ducks, and the number of poultry raised in the past five years has increased by 35% Guangdong is the earliest poultry meat export province in China The earliest export time was in the late 1970s, when chicken was still in short supply Through more than 10 years of development, the supply and demand of poultry meat reached a balance in the early 1990s But the chicken industry has also become more profitable, more and more people have entered the industry, resulting in oversupply and falling prices At the end of 1997 and the beginning of 1998, there was an outbreak of bird flu in Hong Kong, millions of chickens were slaughtered, and live chickens were banned from entering Hong Kong The demand for live chickens fell sharply, and the poultry industry in Guangdong lost $100 million By 1999, some small and medium-sized poultry farmers were forced to close down and quit the poultry industry Yxw's demand for poultry feed also declined in 2001, because of another outbreak of avian influenza in Hong Kong, and the demand for live chickens and the production of poultry feed in Guangdong Province shrank At present, there are 31348 poultry farms or breeders in Guangdong with an annual feeding capacity of more than 2000 feathers, with a total feeding capacity of 337 million feathers, accounting for 27.3% of the national total YXW