Technology companies collectively marched into raising pigs. Do they boost the development of the industry or disrupt the market?

In fact, it is surprising that technology companies collectively build military pig farms, and because the rise of pig industry and epidemic situation lead to the rise of pork, the market prospect is relatively good, so technology companies will choose to enter the pig industry. But for them, this strong entry into an industry is suspected of disrupting the market and cannot fully promote the development of the industry. On the other hand, it is undeniable that technology companies do have more advanced scientific management technology, which can improve the efficiency of raising pigs and thus promote the development of the industry.

1, it is really surprising that some technology companies have collectively entered the pig industry. For us, it also shows the industry dividend brought by the rising pig price. In fact, I have to say that it is really surprising that many technology companies collectively enter pig farms. For us, the reason why we choose technology companies to enter pig farms is really because the pork market fluctuates, which leads to the rise of pork prices, thus forming a dividend for the dead industry, so the future interests of technology companies will drive us to choose to enter pig farms.

2. The technology company itself represents the advanced productivity. Once scientific and technological planning and management are implemented, raising pigs can also greatly improve the efficiency of raising pigs. In fact, we have to say that many technology companies really represent advanced productive forces, and for us, these technology companies can also carry out large-scale scientific pig raising, which can improve the quality and quality of pig raising. Therefore, in a sense, it can promote the development of the live pig market and bring tangible benefits to the people.

3. Undeniably, on the one hand, the collective entry of technology companies into raising pigs will indeed interfere with the original traditional pig farms, and this behavior is indeed suspected of disrupting the market, which is not conducive to reasonable control. In fact, it is really surprising that technology companies collectively enter pig raising, but for traditional pig raising, it really needs to invest a lot of cost and manpower, so once technology companies compete with high technology, it will inevitably destroy the original market, which is not conducive to the original ecological development of the traditional pig raising market, so this malicious competition is actually not conducive to the further development of the market.

In fact, I have to say that it is really surprising that technology companies are collectively involved in raising pigs, indicating that there is indeed a market dividend in the pig industry. Of course, in a sense, the strong entry of these technology companies into pig breeding can really promote the development of pig breeding industry, but on the other hand, this behavior is indeed suspected of disrupting the market.