When the animal husbandry industry enters the stage of left-oriented layout, institutions focus on supply-side contraction.

Recently, numerous public fund companies have intensively reported agricultural ETFs, injecting attractive liquidity expectations into the long-dormant agricultural sector. Some believe that this action is not an isolated incident, but rather follows the strong performances of upstream cyclical sectors such as metals and energy. In the classic context of "sector rotation," the agriculture sector, especially livestock which is at the bottom of the cycle, with its supply and demand dynamics and price elasticity, is becoming the next attractive "station" for investors in terms of cost-effectiveness. The key allocation window may have quietly opened.