Price analysis of traditional agricultural products (taking several common main agricultural products as examples)

The price analysis of agricultural products needs to be comprehensively analyzed according to various factors such as output, demand, policy, climate and disaster. For example, corn and soybean products, from the demand side, in addition to edible oil, fish, poultry, meat and other animal foods, all need these products as feed in the feeding process. Soybean meal is mainly used for feed. The annual consumption of edible oil in China can basically be mastered, but the consumption of feed is changing, and these changes often affect the price of products. For example, carnivores have different stages in the feeding process, such as cubs, growth promotion and fattening. The feed consumption at each stage is different, so the market demand is different and the price will change. In the event of an epidemic, the price will also change greatly. From the supplier's point of view, the increase or decrease of planting area and the number of import plans are important factors that directly affect the price change. Therefore, climate and natural disasters in domestic planting areas are important information to analyze price changes. If imported products are involved, we should pay close attention to the policies, climate, natural disasters and other information of exporting countries. In a word, the product price is determined by the comprehensive information changes of the market supply and demand sides, not by simple data.