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May 11th: the price of lamb is strong. How much longer will it be

2026-05-26 05:20830NameNetworking

Today's sheep market (11 may) can be described as a “lower season and strong opposition”. While many agricultural products were grinding down, the price of lamb went out of a wave of independence, especially of goats, and continued to rise。

It's a real deal

* we are in and around henan: the main purchase price of henan sheep is 12. 8-13. 2 pounds, and goat prices are stronger, generally 14. 5-15. 5 pounds. The mountains of shandong and hebei are also largely maintained in this zone, with local areas even rising slightly。

* northern primary production area: fertilizer sheep in core production areas such as inner mongolia, xinjiang and gansu are generally priced at $13. 0-14. 2 per pound and goat prices at 14. 5-16. 0 per pound. Grass-roots breeders are highly emotional and are highly vulnerable to sale, and the supply of sheep continues to be tight。

:: the national wholesale market: the average wholesale price of lamb has now risen to about $32. 3 per pound (approximately $64. 6 per kilogram), almost 9 per cent over the same period, with strong behaviour。

Why is the lamb strong

One of the core reasons is that: “no”! The evaporation of the resourceful sheep resulting from the losses of farming in previous years is now accelerating to the outlet, and the market is severely underserved. Combined with long reproductive cycles and a lag in the recovery of supply, domestic farmers are very willing to be affordable. As the summer barbeque and the night market boom arrive, demand levels continue。

What do you think of the back market

In the short term, the pattern of scarcity of sheep is difficult to change, and the price of lamb is likely to continue a steady upward trend. For friends with sheep, it's time to be good. It's important that we stay calm and set the pace. Don't go blind

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